The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1874, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1874.-TRIPLE SHExr. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Quiet Day in the Stock Market. ae MONEY ABUNDANT, BUT STRONGER. Railroad and Government Bonds in Good Demand. THE COURSE OF VALUES. renner | WALL STREET, \ THURSDAY, Oct, 22—¢ P. ‘The financial situation 1s so little changed to-day | that much comment need not be added to that | which has already been made. The feature of the | market was the continued fight between the bulls and bears over Lake Shore, witn a result at the close in favor of the long-waisted bears, the price Baving declined to the lowest figure of the da: No new short interest of important dimensions was created in this stock; but, on the contrary, & | large number of shares were unloaded upon par- | tdes seeking to cover, It remains to be seen | wheiber there are enough legitimate buyers left | to sustain the best prices made to-day, or whether there was any other object in the advance than to market the stock at the highest figure that could be speculatively established. No prediction can be safely made, for there may be an ad- vance or recession to-morrow, because whenever & party !s sufficiently strong to match orders any momentary change may occur to unsettle calcula- {3 tions. The strength of Lake Shore to-day, bow- | ever, was not communicated to other stocks. | They remained barely steady, as will be seen by | reierence to the gains and losses of the day, It | wiil be observed that the greatest decitne of the | day was in Lake Shore and Union Pacitic, the first | | trom 80% to 8034 and the latter trom 34% to 344. GAINS AND LOSSES. The following figures will show the changes that | Rave occurred since the sag last night:— 1 Mj; Union Pacific, %. Losses—Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4 ; Lake Shore, %; Northwest, \; Pacific Mal, 4; Wabash, %. THE TRANSACTIONS mounted to 130,000 shares, which shows parative decline in business, The detatit as regards leading stocks, are as foilow: York Centrai ana Hudson River, 2,510 shares; Erie, 12,700; Lake Shore, 86,460; Northwestern, 6,350; Rock Isiand, 1,500; Pacific Maui, 4,700; St. | Paul, 1,400; Ohios, 11,200; Western Union, 9,425; | Wabash, 12,400; Union Pacific, 26,400; C, C., 2,600; Panama, 100, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central.... 101 01 100% 30 3035 2935 8046 80% = 8036 30% 30% 20% | 37% 37% 86% | Rock Tuan. 98 98% 91% | Pittsburg. + 81% 8754 BIg | Milwaukee and Si. Paul.. 32 236 823g Mil. and St. Pau! pr eterred 504% 50% 501, Ohio and Mississippi..... 2844 28% 2g New Jersey Central...... 104 10435 104 Dei., Lack. and Western. 107% 107% 107% Union Pacific. tay 34% 6 c., C. and I. © y 93 9 Western Union. 19% 79% 70% Pacific Mail “6 46, 4634 Panama 3 1s THE MONEY MARKET, Money to-day loaned up to 4 per cent., closing, however, at3 percent. The stiffness in the rate is doubtless due to the redemption process that Ras recently been commenced at Washington, which ts gradually calling in bills. Foreign Exchange was firm at $4 %5 a $4 85 for | prime bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, and $4 8834 @$488% fordemand. There was more inquiry for bills to-day, especially for demand and cables, | owing to the arrival of securities (rom Europe by | recent steamers. | It 1s said by bankers that we may look for larger | activity in money and higher rates of mterest. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | The internal revenue receipts to-day were | $350,000. The customs receipts were $276,000, The mational bank notes received for redemption | amounted to $190,000. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $8,000 on account of interest and | $6,000 tn redemption of five-twenty bonds. customs receipts for the week ending October 17 | | i were $2,500,000. GOVERNMENT DONDS were comparatively stroug. The business also | Was somewhat more active. [he transactions were | larger than usual, although made up in small | amounts. The following were the latest quota- | tions:—Ufited States currency sixes, 118a@ 11834; | Go., 1881, registered, 117% @ 118; do., 1881, 118% | @ 118%: do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 100% @ 110; do, do., coupons, 11544 & 11344; do., 1864, reg- istered, 111% 2 112; do. do., 1864, coupons, 1163¢ @ 116%; do. do., 1865, registered, 113 @ 11334; do. do., 1865, coupons, 117% @ 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, new, 11644 @ 1163%; do. do., 1865, cou- pons, 116% a 116%; do., do., 1867, registered, 1173 @ 117%; do, do., 1867, coupons, 117% @ 117%; do., Go., 1868, registered, 117% @ 11734; do., do., 1868, coupons, 117% a 117%; do. ten-forties, registered, 11% @ 112; do. do, coupons, 112 a 112%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11% a@ 111%; do, do, 1881, coupons, 112% a 1: THE GOLD MARKET was generally steady, the sales of the aay being | on the basis of 110% a 110%. The rates on gold loans were 1, 2ana 3 per cent for borrowing, flat, @nd 1 and 2 per cent for carrying. Time loans are | quoted at a 4 for use for 50 to 90 days, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency ¢ Currency balan’ 4,114,369 Gola exchanges. 8,832,082 Goid balances . 1,888, 603 The bids for government ‘gol a to-day amounted to $1,165,000, and ranged from 109.78 to 110.20, The award \or $500,000 was made between 110.063, @ 110.20. THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices indicate general steadiness for American securities, with but a single exeeption, to wit: New fives, which declined to 103. No cause or explanation is given. The Bank of England directors to-day did not change the rate of dis | count. The decrease in bullion for the week was | £610,000 sterling, and the proportion of bank re- serve (o liabilities is 26% percent, against 35% | 300 last week. The late prices were as follows:— | Consols, money, 92% & 92% ; do., account, 92% ; old 1865 bonds, 105%; 1867 bonds, 1094; ten-forty bonds, 103%; new loan, 103 @ 103); Erie, 274, firm, Rextes at Paris, 62%, 27490, Market quiet but firm. SOUTHERN BONDS were comparatively quiet, no important sales being reported. Judging from the dealings at the Board there is a growing indication to manipulate this class of securities until they are placed upon @ secure foothold. Carpet-baggers have deranged | Valnes, but when itis shown to the satisfaction of | the moneyed men of the country that the promises of the Various Commonweaiths will be fulfilled and that State Legisiatures will provect State honor, | arrange for the payment of interest and prove ability every year to promptiy meet the payment of their obligations, there will certainly be no bar | to the advance of nearly every Southern State | bond. The market to-day was generally neg- | os booted, but the late bids were Georgia 7's, newW....00. CR 264, NG RR OM dad os ze BR, off 4&0 : Ptund "6. Reeses: easel pereensy Set 1700 L 2 ao og Pa Pac Fe 388 Co. lu do... 70 ito 700 1200 1300 | 20 BT 100 110 “do. STi 40 WON YC@H RAR! 101 600 iy 90 $00 86 1800 100 0 1200 {io 600 WN 300 80) 49 = do 300 pe | 5 chi & Bo a ao. RAILECAD BONDS ‘These were in good demand, especially dunnz the last hours of the Board, and somewhat large amounts were transierrea. New York Central sixes of 1887 sold at 96, do. do, first, registered, @t 110%, amd do, coupon, at 100%; ene lot of $40,000 last named changed hands. Lake Snore first, registered, sold at 993, for $10,000, and Lake Shore consolidated, second, coupon, at 93 for $25,000; Union Pactifics firsts changed hands to the extent of $31,000 at 88% a 88%. Erie fourth Sold at 965s, and Michigan Central sevens at 102i. Ceutral Pacific bonds closed at 92% a 99%, and Union Pacifics 88% a 8834 for firsts; 85% a 86% lor land grants, and 74 74% for sinking funas, MEMORANDA, ‘The death of Mr. Thomas Denny was announced in tne Stock Exchange with appropriate eulogies, It i# something when one drops out of sight in such @ busy whirl ag that of Wall street to be re- | Membered. It is more to know that he carries into the great eternity, trom those with whom he has participated in the struggles of business, an Banker above without protest. At & meeting of tne first mortgage pondhoiders | of the Peoria and Rock Island Railroad Company | this atternoon C. ¢. Huseey, of Pittsbugh, Reming- ton Vernam and W. 0. McDowall, of New York, were appointed @ permanent committee, witn Charles L. Frost, the trustee, as an advising member, to take charge of the interests of the bondholders, The road is to ve run by the preseut | managers, under the supervision of the committee, for two years aud one-half, at which time the com- pany must resume payment of its interest or sur- render possession to the bondholders, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Thursday, Oct. 22—10 A. M., Before Call. 600 shs West Un Tel... 500 do. 7 79 6 ESSSS: $500 3 10 1500 U 8 5-40, ¢, ‘63. He 1 50u U8 B's) t'-au,'o., iz 5 20000 U 5 8's, 10-40 r.be 2 6. 10 U 8 Exoress. .. 2B american Ex 5) West Un Tel 1200 100 Pac Mail crppen = ow) ‘800. 1090 100 Panama i on Lea MS RE bets bY do.. 7 _ See 75 Clev & PRR gua... | $1000. 8 tet reg. $00 hs Pac M ow 300 DN YORE 10 Erte RR CLOSING PRIGES—3 O'CLOCK P. M Pacific Mail { indorsement vhat may be received by the Great | lots on the spot, | bo | strained rosin was dull and weak: | 2,00 bi bbls. of do. for | amount of @ | Weak. Ww | Trade continued should | Gon COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Dull and Lower—Flour Steady— Wheat Firmer—Corn Lower—Oats Lower—Pork and Lard Dull—Groceries Firm — Coffee Active and Firmer — Freights Steady — Petroleum Dull md Easter—Naval Stores Nominally The markets were stiil characterized by consid- | | erable irreguiarity, and some commodities were entirely nominulin the absence of transactions. On ’Change flour was quiet, Wheat was steadier, with a better inquiry for milling and export—the market closing with a batter feeling. Corn was sier, with more doing. Oata were dull and lower, Whiskey was steady. Pork and lard were still dull and nommal. Groceries were firm but rather quiet, excepting | coffee, which was active at a further advance. Cotton was dull and dechined fully x. per Ib. for Freights were leas active but rates not essentially changed, The market tor petroleum ruled | dull and camer. Naval stores were dull and spirits were offered at lower prices, Corrox.—The market for cotton on the spot was duil, irregular and at least ec. per Ib. lower tor all grades, showing a more marked reduction. “Futures” declined 1-3, At this concession there wasa fair business, the market closing weak. We quote :— (Quoiations based on ed standard of classifica- n, 15! ie . Last Boening, Total, 875 1,07 Specutation. on 818 In transit. soo 3,000 For future. deliver (Gas tow m Seam ta ive fol a1 ie} we e 8a! ve been as Joliows esterday, after two P. M.—Decem: be 200 at 15 \-S2c., 1,100 at 16 1-16c octet ere ta bar vanlt. pall ‘27-320, bid. je Roveinbor at Basted inber Les 1b ibe Ja te ae, id; Mebroary, 15%c Ste. ¢ a $1-82c. i ADTil kes 6r<¢ Catt May, Eee 163¢c. 5 lane, larket ite Fo up to two Novem. 20) ei Deoetiber, at D 1,000 at Co at ip 1-160.. 1700 at 18 fags: Jattuary, at at cw 10 15 9-32. 40 at 15q ec. 300 at 15 Y. Febru 200 at 15 11-}6c., 1,100 at 15 al i 1b82e,, 100 at 1S%c.. 100 at 15 ; March, ivy iat 1D 1-160. at 18 1e16e, 100" at 1929-840. 16 7-0-4 May, 20, at 16 issze. Grand total, 21,600 bales The averages of | for deliveries as officially re were ae follows it --Octaber 1 mber, Janua nen Apri, as October, 1 ; April, ; May, 200 Total, 1,000 balus. Second cali—Novensber, 100 at 1426-82; December, 190 at lSc.; January, 70) at 157-820. 3 1s Frsie.s | May, 1 at 16 ore :—Gaiveston, 2022 bales: ae orleans, 7,80) as Savannah, an ¢ Charleston, 8,621; Wiluinstons on Noriolk, 2,083; ‘ork, 771; Boston, 204; Philadelp total 24a lea, ‘this aa last week, 1120" alka tat ee lea, Total receipts since epee a] c frows recelps at Sew York pee See Thaist la, 20 lea; trom Fort Pel 1,302; from Fernandina, 22: 100 rail, Consolidated (ave day Yer im 8 ceipts, To Great Britain, $1,125 31-20 bales; to the ‘Continent AUS. Stock—In New York, 99% 100 64,011 bales: consolidated’ stock, 806,435 bales. Kates tor 9 400 | cotton freignts closed follows :—To Havre, by sail, 100 ‘xc. ‘to Hamburg, by steam, \c.; by sail, ‘Kc. To 400 Bremen, by steat, 4c; by, Sgll, io. comptesed. ‘To 100 j Digarpools 1y Sean, @ 11-324. ; by sail, Syd. os ie Peu.The market for kin bas 80% 50D nearly y ail ot the caro of the south america he ll aw 4 uj atow an advance foot up tix 736 bage, ex South America) show an advance of Me. ol oF . 87" 100 diuary and tair cargoes and per Ib. on ‘and ce ae ane pein. The elermery win ts Brice 2 6, rs per iid coffee wus ve: but a we ee asain Foe Bo Foie sales of 84 bare of ai Atlas and Lunt, at ID oY eeen o> Jo Isic. Mesure, Wrig! telograra was received tor 6 shs Am 110 100 Oak" which roads as tolower tio de janeiro, Oct. 21.— Sone ne 40 sales for, the United states, since the lth inst, 28,000 fyi 100 130 bags; shipments to Atlantic ports, bags; ie te Saar ic ae Git porid, 22000 bens: louding tor United etates: a1, 20 Bank we Ss is Change, SONG. The stock “of conte. Im free tend By ¢ ehange. e 0) rst hands 30 Merch a te rae scaatekiog bo Fre gate, eT aa Bla eeabesces L000 men kee Tal BA i ow % | bags’ of Ceylom, 10,506 do. of Maracaibo, Sie doe Ii 20 Mt | ot Laguayra, 1,590 do, of Jamaica, 250 do. of St. Domingo, xi Te 10 2 236 do. of Porto Ittco, 7,858 do. of Costa Rica, 1,003 do. of i 4 2g Mexican, 1.3% do. of ‘Manila and 543 do. of Savaniila; s 59% 100 total; 26,588 unge and 13,000 mats. We quote —itlo, ordi- 798) 1000 Rary cargoes, bse. 4 16: iF do. Weve 1c." good 30 79% 500. i 19}4C, & 1949C. ; RS do, 29 eo 79% 1020 Tange for lots 16ke a 2130 ge i | Mats, 2c. a Zic.; ‘Ceylon, 2 9% 100 Ive. ;’ Laguayra, 18e. a I 20 79% 80 milo, lée. 8 16}60; nd Ba a 1c. a i9ge.5 Mex! j, Abgosta: | ee 19% 509 | Bavanitis: tbe a Ise. Curacoa, 18ie. 8 die ied fo. | _FLour axp Gnain.—Receipts—Flour, ASST bole ¢ wheat, 303 Pac mt te lao | 96,246 bushels; corn, 82,912 do. ; corn meal, 150 bags; oats, hae ia 40 P, 77.611 bushels; barley, 18,935 do.: rye, 8,20 do. ‘Flour 4 46-5 20 Ol | Was dull, except for shipping extras,'Which were still 20 $5 00 sought alter at steady prices, The tales sinc 685:.- 4 port foot up about 16,U0) bbls, inciading all ki 1 STC EW RED Ws 20 ures within the range of the subjoined quotations. Cor! tate ee Guy meal war steadily feid, without resulting in movement | aby 700% 203) of any importance. We quot rr use 1300 No. 2 Stave... seseeee 83 50 @ $470 10) do. ny 100 frbaces meamette sive $50 ¢ Xira State... a ae a Bes a Superfine W 40a 575 ee a $0* 700 Extra West 50a 526 rie ° 29% 2 Extra Minnesota. + $e To 4) do. Be Round hoop Ohio, shipping brand ‘30a Bib ao io hound houp Ohio, trade brands. 50a & 3 Family... 6 16008 700 0, y Bt Louis, low extra 50a 526 500 * too Bt. Louis. straight: 5 30a 600 $0) Ou 6 ‘200 St. Louis, choice doubie 6 Wa 7 00 1800L § & M5, Burg 200 St Louis, choice raumily. 7 0a 900 = do. a Salarnia reateed Seminal | Bye flour, fine to superdin | 3 fe 400, atheen; No. 3. Rominst. a0 100 3 400 B% wo 500 300 2 0 B00 1i#s | Corn meal, Brandywiue. 7 s 4 2003 | Corn m rer ; \ 30) 100 og | 1000 . 9 | a0 100 | P. M.—Before ie 20 600 chs Un Pac RR..s3 34 100 50u . Baie | 50° 100 345 | 500 P 300 He | . a Se. 20 3 W074 100 Miy | cruatél 00. Oats were du and geoided! ry Fy 34% | sales were only about 41,000 bushels, at BO hed S45 | mixed and @c adie jor white. Barley vas Goleta 10 CI 4 ae | hanged. Sales 1,500 bushels of two-rowed state 20. Bx 345m | $1 15 and Pace, of Canada an Lo tee den terms, Kye was B.0 is iss active an at ast puolished figur 1600 5 us: Pazromen—With a limited offering of ‘Derth room Sue 100 Yd 38 market was quiet, ue wenerally Speaking, ruled 200 9 ‘The chartering movement was less active to-d 70 Bo 9% | there was a fair business consummated at rates 300, ea 5 Hg | RO. material change. the engasements incinde:— 1000 Fete Liverpool, by sewn, 80%) bi rain. a! Bun Te mad & bales cotton, at ;and by sail, a bushels a! a 40 ‘~ wt 6d. | Lod Le of cation, at Mey re flour, bt 283 9d.; 10 tor seed. w Mo ‘London, b; 100 | Gales or hair, at fas 2) ble flour,” at ie. ‘To Glasgow, ‘by steam, Bln “tour, es ae % | The (charters were:—aih ltallan bark, Henes , 10 gimm ve | Liverpool, with 4200 quarters of grain, at Sa 84.; sou U8 an Austrian bark, hence to Alexandria, with meus | 13,000 cases of refined petroieum , at 19, : « british bark, Renee to Fernamnuco, with 24 008 bbls. flour, at $1 20; an | oo U 8 American brig, 170 tons, hence to the Wind war Islands, 18600 with general cargo, at Wc. per bbl; a bark trom Phile- deiphis to a direct port, United: Kingdom, with 3,500 quar- ters of grain, Mt 4s Od. : & German bark trom doo Bremen gr Antwerp witir 3,40 bbis. of refined petrole 9d. or 48., according to port; a Bremen ani ftom | Baltimore t6 Bremen, with &o00 bbls. of refined’ petro leum, at 38. 64., tree of consignment. MoLasses.—There hus been no easential change in the | Market, wiich continued steady, where is uo OB of of Cuba tholasees, and the transact | were contined to orto Kico and tnglish islands, prinele ally or trade requirements. Ihe swck on hand ate includes 1,957 hihaa, of Porto Tica 43 Ge. ct BY Isiands and 30) bbis, of New Orleans quote: =tape, centritugal and mixed, Sc. a 380. ; do. clayed, ¥ do. muscovado refining, Sc a 480.’ do. do. grovery, oe s We. ; Porto Ki Engiish Isiands, ea 60c. 4 Mam Orlow, C8 700 Hew Cros. i 3 ‘avai STonES.—The inurker tor spirits of sepia eae was dull lower, and noutinaliii the absence of teansmoe tions; offered on ‘Change at 36." ibe market for but nominally un- changed An value; quoted at 82.40." The ‘uer grades ry fi iy held, We uote & saie ot 1W bole of Tar wae unchanged aud aici vaseed_ ot 6v for Wash ii ton and $2 75 for Wilmington. "ETROLEUM. arket tor refined was dull an nominally lower, quoted at \1%c. a i2c. tor spot or bi ance of month, Urade in buik was steadily Ueld wb tne decline noticed yesterday. offered at isc. without And- ing buyers. Cases wore inquired tor, but without result Ang 0, Teboried tapsactions, quoted swady at Lijgoe Nephena wag dull and weak, quoted at. tor Wi Wee. m Wo. for city, The Phiiadeiptia mar Guil aud nominal, ‘Kefined obtainabie nth at i13c. Later we heard of sales in oF Feitned for prompt delivers t lies 1,000 ce of wont at ize., aud 25,00 Cane® a taney brand. Taxe, Advices from the ou produc: ing pounte wore of @ quiet aud xen quotations a follows —Uil Cit Petroleam (enti ousovilie, Wye: Ti Ore. Parker’ 8, O7)46., wid United, Wo, immediate ship: ment, Provusoxn—Receipte—Pork, bbia : beef, 9 ages; cut meats, ®) do. lard, 550 bis and market for iness por ry continued @u ei fppreciebie change. We note «a! 1 2y WbIs., buyer's option Octo Con continued inacdve, but unchanged, Raat le of BO boxes of long cicar ome ‘were ‘antes Sri at hye ie marke range. Bee!—We have uo change to nove in th which has remained quiet and steady. Love ry were placed at figures with range of $12 HO pian mess bbis.. $16 @ extra do. do., $2) & $21 for prime mess tierces, a ea for India tess do. do and $26 0 oxra city Indian mess. Beet hams were neglected and Small sales were made at from $i o) » $22 for Sonthern remained nominal. Out meste— slow. but values were not essential: a many ‘Boje, pales of $010 10s. of plok. smoked hains at Lud ih yoked har al x per Ib., 600 ied 1 smoked shoulders at 10Me: @ L er we Bard ‘The market for Western steam Was dui and week, We note sales of 5 tterces, on the spot, Bt Lise, ana #0 Herces for Novomber delivery a tales 20 lerces for Decemver at 11% Pett Day 6 2) terce! Lge. sellerw option six montos. at 11 Kar ie et ud steady, sales 6 tron a “ao a Aside from & fair Jovving Semaad the fae ruled au valet bus sendy, We note a «0 \e oo ptlne and 300 baga of Henieoon 24 c. ore: Svoam.—There has been no ota faw sugar ay; the demand hes been light, Be | brigoed ulin ginendy. on the basis of #66. & IMO" Tor. TALE The ranasationa spolade 40 hhda of | Stoce (ascertained count von) bet. Wuisaay, —! ‘wise, 956, onus Naepet dip and at small risk operat Receipts sunce Oct I. —We “quoi Cab | Bee, % 20 Sig aisiee per! town stock at quiet and steady. stead; nd hanged: me Ei al abs alia, Sales, Cotton—offert Net ring 2 780 woe Theports To creat Besta Bates, 1,200. Stock, ont, ale i276 do do. barley, bushel do. Canal frelghts d heat, 57.0u0 dc 7,000 do. eee bushels wheat, 7,000 ye, 7,000 do. Barley. EUROPEAN AN MARKETS, ce from the market tock Exchange an explains bovi je large pend tor the Test uomber, {i trite ecula- pe baa 89.007 1, 1874. he for West Hawt joted at 8%e, of out of ae atgsl sr tig Be per ealion DOMESTIO MA T10 MARKETS, Cotton eaeay {uit demand: 1 Mo, easing: (receipt A ning, ge ore 41,24, tarpentine steady —! ri tb ior bard, ci Saree Reged ‘and steady at wn00, Oct. 28, 1s74. 300 vote, owhent quists tales ot SMEnigan held at’ 81%. Come dail; sales ay ies in at Shiga Nd a5 8 of 6, 1.400" do. B. 0, Mill middlio, bashels wheat, min 76,600 Ys do. corn, Corn, me: do. Bail Ponts sue 1; wheat, 9340.5 do, Btate at $1 50 Shit Bes ot 4 144,000 do. oats, ‘ul ao. aor Ove a Tat middiuna, ‘Stocks ranma jatr; Praie ddliog, ee Kou, oe Cotton provers min ging, Me iat “Biot bales. Crone rar) rita mein it Bret va nels Canada Rett at Danie at $132; iho af after~ bod an pases oO fat rye, 6 nea, ae, i 7.200 “4 “eo Sariey erie 930 do, ye. id rao, Oct ae Lake and rail receipts for the ad twenty-four ho Ferd uy oni aA A bushels; corn, 7: O17 do.’ Canal ship- pidas of 58 do. ; Daney, 11,810 rn, oa 6c. Flour quiet; We tern rine, a a white, Wheat nominal; No. Minwankbe spring, 3 dor Gi 6 Bt Das Ohaaan te, 28 1 24, Corn firm’; sales of 1 000 bumnels Ro. 2 2 we lc. a 8c, Oats quiet; No. em Rye nominal at 96. Barley firm; sales, "5 000" veh Te. ne a, ry 1,0 ne do, 000 do. oats. Shipment 3700 Bushela ‘wheat, 3,000 orn, $60 do, ‘do. onus. 19, Oct, 22, 1874, ower: ee mate dah mae tots tee a No. $"do., the. ; x i bagel ren ined ogg Thien ber; ‘we. November? Oats duty lower fo. A Cue a1 rember io oeteute niet and ne rein ts ea ad ‘November; 7 . eae No- lo. corn, ar Lorpox Propuce Maaaer.- —Lospon, Oct. 22—Even- ing.—Linseed oil, ~~ 6d. a 263. %. Dercwt Turpentine, i 9d. a 20s. per cw! sii ahard tes a bey FINANCIAL A. —sTOCK PRIVILEABB.0\1 LW. HAMICTON a 00, 48 Broad street, New York. Puts, Calls and Spreads negotiated on all aetive stocks, at from 1 to2 per eent rice, signed by members i, G other responsible _ pi Hock prying and sold against these contracts with but THE WALL STREET REPORTER, ® Weekly Financial Journal, — Bee this method of ‘ail pardes wi managed ‘will be Mailed Free to @ any address. L. W. HAMILTON & CO., Stock Brokers, 48 Broad street, New York. —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE Btocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market; trolled for pie withya tua: y Dearne ee arial rieks eto all nO desire thi a wit cH ope re t a] pai ormguon and Ulustrn. ae Profits, sent $50 to $100 Puts or Calls; $200 for double Privileges. A call on any stock gives the holder as many advantages as though he had made an actual purchase of the stock, yet there 1s no Nability beyond the amount paid for the | “call,” there is no interest to pay, and the stock is con- oo,, acest New York. ed. At, RE. indo Becurities. companies, NY ONE WHO DEsreeny street wi erent oircular Sieon tie “stock pri ae Ama spreads, be i ith small ca) LAPSLEY & Baycey” isroxers 74’ Broad SPE! ahoul: sderained: itgives tull par ) —sTock EXOBANGE Rg M ie ita) NEGOTIAT- A. mag 9 Gay mae 3 bs oe Made’ in in way. ULATE IN WALL send for the ex- resent market; in invest, Address cel cv., Tatas and Brokers, Insurance of all kinds Jed; i. HABRICH & ¢ ASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND wment Insurance Policies, Mortzagesand other effected with best 00., 117 Broadway. + Mortgages o: Stocks, a tie sold by ‘auction. ve Ke ‘ine atreet or $1 —MONBY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; nda, Real Estate. Fur- STEVENSON, Jr. II t Seventeenth sireet. SOUTHERN LADY WOULD LIKE with an honorable gen | 99d ee TO MEET pie ag! that would loan her security. dress L. H. R., Herald Uptown IRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES ON CITY AND sreeaez,y! Property bought by L. M. DAVENPOPT, I fore mring to orto BORO K INVES’ AL ease a RANT, LWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW M. without bonus. Print pals TPiine street. Me iewes * | Srdeae 1} $8.00 iy aint $11, 00 o House Address 8., box $20. LOANED ON borate Peer Re and Bilverware ap HOR O. 1,190 Broudway, 1 near the same it ane vane Jeweller, onty-alnth 4 street 'Y and sold by HAAR & Rk LEOAD BOND8 WANTED—AL3O A PEW MOUNT fernons for sale, G, W. MARKUAM, 196 M, 196 Broadway. JOSKPH AND DENVER 0} RAILBOAD BONDS CO. , 45 Wall street, polio FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND sireet: recut im ast tab pe ee seo ceEyy, jad recut mpl 828) 0 8 box 2080 Fest ‘1 0 0, will purchase oF lew York. |, DITCURTT, No, 2 New Chambers street. wAsTuD_on- Vee ret es rt £94 ay igforderatln ii TO LOAN IN ONE O8 MORE SUMS mortgages in West $20.00 buying Sec lyn, tn sums of ond and Leasehold aa BAW A TO LOAN—IN NEW YORK OR BROOK. or $10,000; also cont 4 Walt | street $100,000. ery. Address H., box iL ox 6,516 New —WANTED, oe Oo AS BPECTAL OR in ‘ork first ciaas brew- ‘oat office. bere' dissolved b: Oc, 1a $175, ay Bey -—TO ua ON bo wit out fo sums. of $6,000 and RBAL Ae IN up as hones, roadway/Foom 9. COPARTNERSHIPS. by a FIRM OF & F. mm, 8. HEWIT?, tofore exiting between mutual consent: wp Aincar ees a ROT EAS STORE VATED | ae rail streets Se oe eee made Sane ate eae eats sete |p wants to ‘foes of a Ry ry AN etean Y, Jorn 2 ness are Gua sit time with an ne easily and bonsrat onorably Sviioetsenuscisaes PARTY WITH $5,000 sane MAY JOIN IN A VERY A ormencrauesars dragon naam TH at ter ‘Address LEGITIMATE, Herald Uptown Branch CHANGE FOR A PIRTY WITH. $500) CASH TO t the finest Dinii oF S100H |. Bt fine bare orware, ec., inc}4ded, st Werenteshth street or pero walt ying ,— od trade, a GENTLEMAN, 0) OUNT A srt ke partner aa Pardeutass atl zal Si Brondway, up's up stan PARTNER WANTED—WITH 0 IN A COM- mission house. ngs leree Dusines; an excellent opportunity for bi, ive business man. 4 CARLETON, 9 Broadway. Farr rg ee IN AN. O) ) Base RE ASAD pital required, hm food ried Paes ‘ones ene! jay saan as ap Fah fo ia national Tete, 7 ana Wand 9 Park row. GENTLEMAN WISHING TO son or one else ina a ‘open ol BoA eae smal Sesinem GET IN A or Tt Broadway. ro RSTAR- searantecd vestorOYD, 29 Broadway. ecm chance $1,200 CASH IN oa teow agen catan at 39 Great Jones EHLSE vox ea x Rene eo ee A, ies foud cam beet Lae A be dele ng A OF GREAT MAGNITUDE—SUME- of mi yk ‘Apply at store ro 723 sith avenue. pn CHANOE.—ONE OF THE BEST BUTTER: q basinems cheap. “inquire of C BACHMAN & ry 0 cy o o8! dir sees ea a s WANT $500 FOR HALF INTEREST—GUARANTER $5,000 tn six months; see me quick. Store 273 Hudson street; Eighth avenue cars. Old established business. peg MEDICINES FOR SALE.—SOLE Pine ane interest in two excelient articles, = ees nd thoroughly established through. ul me ited fo. soning ing; bona Benne: ih ; reasons for Aadrets ‘2° 8° Cox Sat Herala in| WANTED—IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSI. an pty Lames to bd required; only erties 0 stal dress “SIN- ERITY,” Read oe ret PR, ANTED—A MAN SKILLED IN MACHINERY AND. the erm age cotton, with $15,000 or $20,000 peop Address J. . GRAY, Adairsville, Barton county, "ANTED—AN !NERGETIC BUSINESS MAN. WITH some capital. to take interest in established busi- ness, Call at 1,284 Broadway (real estate office) for fur- ther er particulars. ANTED—GOODs TO SELL ON SALARY OR COM. mission, by a party travelling with a wagon. Ad- dress S. B., No. TCharies street. $25.-4, —!; weedy LADY WITH THIS CAPITAL Lh po weekly winter at home ina genteel business ¢ entirely new. Second avenue, Ap- ply at basement door. INTEREST IN A VAL- Bia} who have no | $1. QO. abielfaieie Righe: partis wo Bave.te jection to travelling. App! to Hotel, Chatham street, between Land o'clock to-day, $l. 000: DEAR INES ee aot WELL ESTAB- class winter gar- n ‘and. theatre on's Wendie; jue ; capital secured, Address THEATRE, Herald q'Uptown brane fice. 1. 000 Wz plete the - HALF INTEREST IN A business—An article pst veing pap a ci sree spanies we sell to the house ry rfaltond companies in New York, Bos: (Pmladelph! can be extended to all cities but 8 40 per cent capital; bestreferences, Adaress NO HU office. $3.00 rannum on BUG, Herald WILL SECURE A PARTNERSHIP IN- terest in a eireeact legith cash busi- ness, that has, raat the. Por‘au inter: Hew address FEAVELLER box 1 Herald mice, “2 —__+ 2 +____ TROUBLE AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, There were various rumors yesterday of failures at the Produce Exchange, Among the rest the names of W. H. Irwing & Co, were mentioned. A | reporter of the HERALD endeavored to get some | information in regard to this particular house but | jailed to receive {pieliinenre which Warrants pub- | lication. It is said that the losses on grain specu- lations lately have been very considerabie, but it 18 to be hoped, if the rumors of the failure above mentioned prove trne, that the torbearance of creditors will Tender the embarrassments of the hoage named only temporary. “THE VITBIOL THROWING CASE.” New York, Oct. 22, 1874. To THE EpIroR OF THE HERALD :— The vitriol case was not on the calendar yester- day. never suspected James Kelly of being im- Plicated in throwing the vitriol. I never asked that Jobn Halloran be indicted. To my surprise bills were found against them for this offen when they were accused of attempting to muri me with a slung shot, William H. Ball being struck in my stead. I told Assistant District AttorneyAllen he next day that the indictment for the vitriol browing was @ blunder. WALTER GIBSON. SES Pe eR MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Married. BALDWIN—ComBs.—On Thursday, October 23, by Howano ‘iaupeme er Now’ York, to" Miss kita, | of ‘al of New York, to Comps, of Philadelphia. a ROWN—Pags.—On Thursday, October 22, at St. Peter's ponies, Ghester, Hogiend bythe 3 Rev, G. .» M., uncle the brid | Joun EDWARD Brown, of Manchester, oe KLIZABBTH, younger daughter of Samuel 1 Pages Esq., oi Chester, slater of Edwin Page, sur- geon steamship “Greece.” CLEAKIHUR—LB CRONIER.—On Wednesday, Octo- ber 21, 1874, at the residence o! tne bride’s parents, Brooklyn, by the Kev. Henry B, Walbridge, D. HENRY CLEARIHUR, of Guelph, Ont., merchant, to LovIsE ENsOR, eldest daughter of J. L. Le Cronier, CRUIXZ8HANEK—GOODLIFFE.—On Monday, February 9, 1874, by Mr. J. Hemming and Rev. Francis Bot- tome, ALFRED B, CRUIKSHANK to JRGSIE GOODLIPFE, only daughter of the late J. T. Goodlife, inesday, October FBRNANDBZ—INNESS.—On Wednesd: 21, at the residence of the bride's parenta, by Rev. J. De Palma, ANTONIO L. FeRNaN) of Havana, pares to Miss Hatrié 8, INwEss, Of this city, No ca LITTELL—JONES.—At the residence of the bride’s tering Brookly! ee 1., oa Wednesday, October | 21, by the Rev. iam H. Little, of Sautacket, | LL, FREDERICK R. LitrLg, of Summit, N. J., to | MagGrE C., daughter of Captain Willtam M, Jones. MALLIET—HUFFMAN.—On Wednesday, October 21, 1874, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Mr. manison, CHARLES G, LLIBT 10 Heste® £. HUFFMAN, all 0! Jersey City. MONTGOMERY—MARTINE.—On Tuesday, October 6, at Eutaw place Baptist church, Kaltimore, rea the Rev. Dr. Fuller, WiLLIAM MONTGOMERY, Jr., to Miss SALLIE MARTINE, the : St. James church, Smithtown, Long Island, Rey. James H. Lee, assistea py the Rev. a Degen, Louise Nico.., danghter of Le Lawrence Smith, to FRANK SaYR& OSBORNH, Es! | of Ache ie SHEAR—QUACKENBOS.—On Wednesday aed October 21, in St. Peter's church, by the Rev, Al- | fred By Beach, D. D., THEODORE K. SHRAR and | Many Louise, daughter oi George Py juackenbos, STREBTER—MOORE.—On Tuesdas ctober 20, 1874, at the residence of the bride's Parents, the Rev. William P. a pare WILLIAM Sreeerer, of Glen © wo Resrer La ean = Gaughter of Goionel Henry Moore, of this city. WHERLER—PIRRSON.—On Wednesday evening, October 21, at the residence of the bride’s by the Rev. Arthor 1. Pierson, of Detroit, Mich., Oscak H, WHRELER, Of Newark, N. J., to JANIE G, ipaeet daughter of J. W. J, Pierson, of Brookiyn, Be ey —At Hastings, on the’ Hud- son, on Weanesday, October 14, by the Rev. J. H. Lent, Henry L. Wiitman to Sapmm, daughter of Nathaniel fompkins, Lots of cards, on of cakes, Died, ALLEN —On Wednesday, October 21, after a short iiness, Taomas M. ALLEN, oi} Tompkinsville, Staten Isignd, in the 27th year of his age. Relatives and ‘riends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Peter’s church, New Brighton, Staten Island, on Friday, Oc\ober 23, at halkpast two o'clock P.M. ALsron.—Suddenly, at Castleton Corners, on Wednesday eventog, October 21, 1874, EVE INE ALSTON, wife of William P, Alston, tn the 82d year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the Moravian church at bag & Dorp, on Saturday, 24th inst., at two o'clock BOENTE.—On Wednesday, Soviet gad JOHANNA, wiie of Joseph Boente, aged psi ‘The relatives and ag of ha a Ans mates to attend the funeral, ft vent street, on Friday, rOetOber ass two P. Buapy.-Saddeniy, “Kary, on inter ‘of yy Bragy, | agea 2 years, 8 months James and a Mary and 6d) Reta a friends of the’ family are respect- faily invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, at halr-past one o'clock, from the remdence of the Darenta 700 Third avenue, OsBoRNE—SurTH.—On Tuesday, October 20, at | y | | Ourzy.—On Wed take No, 316 East Tw ) afternoon, at two o'clock. and friends are invited to atten ; DmLancy.—On Thursday evening, October, 2 | KE. Dgvancy, aiter a long and pal illness, Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. Davin —On | Wednesday, Octover 1ST bs DaNiEL native Old Forge, acreen, count + | geecimrstant ees, Larscens Be iD tten ee resi ene, No. 298, West Twentieth My a: on! (Frid: Mraaay, Cesonee 38. ‘at two o'clock P, M. Duvckune "da 'Wesneday, October 2, os, Der aye Xo, nd reek, slip, CATHERIN! avon, | ov in Abo ttn year The re! ents sunday af ‘ertoon, tae 2 the eat aaah at Tair past members of the invited to te alend the ene at eva Relatives an Iriende of the famfty are in tavited | attend the tuners rene ie uae wore 284 Mad‘son Octove! 187: tare will ithe raken 2 Beaton pastiche Boouly chia of Yaad M’A’ Beciamen, aaen t are reapecsfumty my “a tio. tt De bY SP steet family are io the aes Jase residence, cisco Fran a Homruan.—at Woot h Aa Seni Farms, Weavonester county, , on Thursday, HALB, widow ol the late Martin dm Hofman, o jotice of faneral ers ae HorTon.—At Pat bees Surtay, ‘Oc! ber 18, 1874, Mra Sagan J tina ey ane nen neart disease, aged 56 piling JacoBsonN.—On Pensa cas TApeneons pene ta io fe sist ear your of his th pod on mid, B, at mines ines te 105 East Sixty-ffth street. Friends sof the ee are ctfully invited to Norice.. roe Tae ioe members of of the “Mutual Benefit are hereby invited to attend and Burial tne Bara of Isaac Jaco! egy which ; taki Pisco trom his late residence, No, 106 East Na fth street, Friday begins R October 23, at a o'clock. President. JouNsON.—In this eity'o ‘on Thursdes, October 22. ELLs M., yound t child of Theodori V. and Eleanor 10 months and 9 days. Funeral at Poughkeepsie, on Saturday next, a two P. M Krnx.—On Thureday, October 22, at the resi- dence of pe lather, rf ©. Kirk, at Mount Vernon,) ALFRED M, KIRK, in the 30th year of his age. LEWARD.—Un Tuesday, October 20, of pneumonia, Mary BE. Peg the 58th year of her age. Friends of th ily are invited & attend Cel funeral, from the residence of her Hig! M. Johnston, of Poughkeepae, N. Y., “agea 1 nna ae on Friday, atone o'clock P. M. Lewis.—On' Tuesday, Octoder 20, Witttah B., ee eee of the war oO aged 66 years.! Relatives, friends and members 0! pisnecont street Methodist eb ae oe een attend the funeral, on October 22, be pal it s¥o Pp. xo from the reaidence of his sop, W. Powis No. 840 'Weet Fifty-shird strock, Wiaheat cht Mountain oy Cornwall on Hud~ son, on Nag itiegeO Brssis T. Bay, Wife of O. , and daughters of Seton William G. Toomas, of Perth Amboy, N. J. Funeral st Baltimore. In Brooklyn, oer Island, on Wednes- Ruskpr M, LUDLOW, in the 676 from hts tate residen ust, arene street, Brooklyn, on Friday, the wegtheey ovclock P, M. Relatives friends are invited attend without further notice, Maxaerr.—On etalon mortiing, October 22, after @ lingering jAMBS » aged 26 years. Tehelatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invived to attend the funeral, trom the re= sidence of his brother-in-law, E. B. Tompkins, Henry avenue, near Atlantic enn East New: York, at one o'clock P. M,, on Friday, 23d inst, ae Mokiner. —On Wednesday, Sctopes Xe Be BSF her a ence, Boston avenue, Mo: ‘Aum, wife of Samuel A: McKinley, aged re) 7rne faneral will take place from her late resi- | dence, on Saturday, Uctober el atone o’clock P. . Phe friends of the family are respectfully in~ vited. Carri: will be in attendance at. the Morrisania in to meet the 11:40 A. M. train —— Railroad) trom the Grand Central depot, or spe ennorarsnaesion of oaaver a fistanoa. i. ATHAN.—On We y SPELL bre eh of Emtly Ce Bary te Benjamin Nathan in the 29th y Year of her ape ae Seeley Pat eae of re fami}; me vited to atten om. residence her mother, Mo. 688 Fiith svenue, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock. NOLAN.—At his residence, ~ rere West Twenty- sta t his age. ear o Ff 7 pan eral street, on Thursday, October 22, Dr. Pat * Notice of funeral hereafter. NORTON.—On Tuesday, October 20, after a Tin ing tlinesa, Exma, wife of the late BN eldest datgater of David und Emeline Kelso, oged month. ine tel Telatives and friends of the are re- Pope Ae Ae to pitend. the mipecal, oun her 5 oreo Hota this day Griday at two orclock'P. Ae OBRIBN,—O) ‘edn Ooteoer a1, CaRarm daughter of John and O'Brien, aged yokes ‘and 9 months. Tbe faneral will were wb cea from bao rertaence of her parents, 197 Bi se Seppnts. Shs argraoon, Ook Ooteber 38 att 93, at two jaddenly, on Wednesd: eanaedage sitions ‘a1, (ape DUNCAN ARCHIBALD PELL, in the 83d year’ frames oe ‘¢ Christ ob f tober 23, at half- be held New ranrat services wi Friday, rope twelve o’ctock P. M. The retatives and: ends are invited, foqwent: without, jurther notice, The remains will-be removed Newport, R. I, for interment. Boat leaves foi New Brighton, foot of Waitehall street, at half pest eleven o'clock A. apssin E., age the Tote Nathaniel? a Funeral will take take place on Saturday, October at ten o'clock A. Lh her late Rariietecenll West Eleventh street. Her friends and acquaint-. ances are SE nee apliee to attend. ‘October '£2,. PRIOR.. Linaiz, aangnoer Of Horace and. the late Barak’ Prior, het tainty 6 months and 11 arg fe in the arms of Jesus, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to: attend the funeral, from the residence of her uncle, ff avled Andersen: 977 ayrtle avenue, on Fri-~ wo O'cl NISON.—ELLEN THERESA, youngest dat ‘ae mes C. and ery, Rennison, aed s yours, on month and 22 day ‘The funeral wit Saxe Place on Saturday, re thy inst., at two P. M., from the residence of her par- ents, No. 67 Jackson street. The relatives and) tena Of the family are respectfully invited’ to; attend. STEVENS.—Un Monday mornmg, October 19, avy his residence, in this city, JOHN A, STEVENS, in: the 80th year of his age. Funeral services will be het Friday morning next, 23d inst., at ten o’clock, at the "University. place church (Rev. Dr, Boowh), corner of Tent crue Relatives and friends are invited to ae tend. STURMANN.—Suddenly, on het eettal October’ i a beet AUGUSTUS STURMANN, aged 38 years and) months. Relatives and friends, also members of the Jer-, sey Schuetzen Corps and Lera sin, Society, ae respectiully invited to attend the funeral, the churca corner of Sixth and Garden mtrectay Hoboken, this day (Friday), October 23, at OTome.th, BROOK Wednesday in IRNBY.—In Broo! on ne morning, , Only son of George H. and) October 21, WILLIE Kate E, Tirney. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re-/ speeifylly Idvited to ‘attend the funeral on Friday, tl inst., at balépast two o’ciock PB M.. from, the residence of his parents, No. 33 South Oxford. street. TORNBY.—On, Tuesday, Sepapess Jonn Cc. TORNEY, ‘aged 44 years and 9 Cae: “ The relatives and oa Hh genoad gine rhe members of. 7 padres Zion’s church, erpont and Ui ar atrsea b the iaaly mera ones et Sebostsen Ov heme Gepeate Jobn 0. Hanrand, are- oft aliens We: funeral, which. sod inst. at nalf-pest one: a above pamed'o haroh. sara War, in the "sen Fone of hee ri The fui late, Nr dence, os del a i ree brooklyn on Priday, Oc- tober 28, Relatives and trea nas ae spe ce hen toe a, — ence of her son-in-law, @., RY Evelan avenue nm N, Thursday, October 34 1874, paraly: 15, pectfully invited dal Ne a N, J., Besgraay.® Octover 20, ay ete, Wituiae ‘HITTEX, in family are rg or lly invited’ to attend thi realaeace, on Th Thomas avenve, Jape aapat oh, 1 WOODHULL.—On Tharsd: ington, Long ee A prim ‘on! = i an Xu igs The relatives ae fats econ ay Are reer ry oe San rise ham, on Pieeday, and friends of the Y overmens ag Woodie i