The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ————- ‘The Currency Question Awaiting the Next Congress. [EVENTS OF THE WEEK. Review of the Commercial Situation. (MONEY, GOLD AND BONDS. soxpiy, Oo wrt } There can be no good reason given why, at ite next session, Congress should not promptly act pon the financial question. Its members will ave iresh in their minds the legsons of the past ear, and, probably, have already learned how de- wirable it ts that trade shali no longer be com- elled to speculate upon tueir probable action. je people want this question determined once ad forever. The only way to reach a final settie- ent ia by returning to tue strict construction of he constitution. If this question is to remain ine of expediency there 1s not @ merchant, manu- facvurer or farmer who can form an idea what the ‘olumeé of money may be three months hence, The it act of Congress should be the repeal of so ach Of the act of last June as pretended to legal- Ze the illegal issue of $26,000,000 of legal tenaers ind provide for their immediate funding. We id pretended to legalize, because it ts still con- ded that Congress has not the power, under he constitution, to create legal tenders in time { peace, Next, it snouid, by resolution, renounce he power claimed in the act of June, and assert, in positive terms, that neither that nor any suc- eding Congress had or has the constitutional ower to Make anything but GOLD AND SILVER A LEGAL TENDER. ‘This Would be a setitement and would relieve }the country from all fear of an inundation of irre- jeemante paper and from the furtner agitation of branch of the subject, The step is a necessity, for if this question as to the power of Congress is awe incranonee one the people never can teel jassured that some ensuing legislation will not pat all that has been done toward contraction, just as the last Congress more than nalf destroyed | hat had been accomplished by Mr. McCulloch and yuhe Congress of 1866, It appears as if this propo- jaition ig one of those self-evident facts that re- quire no argument; but when it is seen that mem- ere of Congress continue to speak in the same oreath of increasing the volume of legal tenders sand of @ settlement of the question tne impor- tance of repeating and enforcing the truth is ap- jparent.) Bat for | THE AC? OF MR. BOUTWELL Xn issuing some $5,000,000 in October, 1872, Just foefore the State elections of that month, this ques- yon would never have come up to curse the ad- Oninstration and the people. Up to that time no one believed that the power existed anywhere to add one dollar to the remaining unpaid $356,000,000 legal tenders, and Mr. Sherman, ‘Chairman of the Finance Committee, so reported ‘to the Senate after his committee had inves- ‘tigated this issue. But, as in the cage of Louls- Jana, one wrong necessitated the second, 80 when ‘whe panic-stricken merchants and bankers appealed to the President in September, 1873, for welief, he was forced to give orders for the pur- chase of bonds, which depleted the Treasury of its Dalance of some $16,000,000, therefore, having mothing left with which to meet its current la- ‘Dilities, recourse was then had to Mr. Boutwell’s ‘discovered “reserve,” and the $20,000,000 were jasued WHAT GOOD HAS IT DoNE Is there a single merchant or banker who at- tended the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel who does not to-day wish the $26,000,000 ‘were where the public belleve Mr. McCulloch lett them—in ashes? Has it stimulated manufactures or trade ? Has it aided the debtor to discharge his debts? Has it given the tarmer @ better price Jor his crops? Has it, on the other hand, not stimulated an unhealthy speculation in stocks, ‘which to-day 1s causing all the legitimate inter- ests of the country to tremble in fear of some shock that may reach them? Will our legislators, wherefore, take note of the times and do what is in thelr power for tne relief of the people—turn their faces once more towards an honest currency? THR EVENTS OF THE WEEK do not indicate any material change in the finan- Ctal situation. The market was disturbed by many rafmors of failure and made feverish by several suspensions in various departments of trade, showing that the process of liquidation is stili going on and that merchants are not yet out of the woods. Speculation in stocks was chiefly con fined to four or five, the virtual leaders of the same being Lake Shore and Western Union. Con- siderable mystery has ‘attached to the manipula. tion of these, and it is by no means certain that it will not continue for several days hence. The close of the market yesterday was strong and by many parties is regarded as foreshadowing to some ex- tent the purposes of those who seem to be en- deavoring to maintain control, In domestic prod- uce the prices of nearly all the chief staples have shown @ declining tendency. The volume of trade has likewige been small, The foreign markets Ihave also been dull. The decline in both exports and imports, compared with the same time last year, is notable. In wheat, flour, corn and other breadstuils prices are reported irregular and drooping, with business inactive. In dry goods a slight improvement is noted, and both the whole- sale and retail dealings indicate an increased de- mand, THE RANGE OF STOCKS. ‘The following table shows the extreme fluctua- * tions for the week in the leading shares:— Highest. Lowest, 10136 100 128 3% + 8055 2 80% aay Northwestern. 3 SOT, prelerred.. « 5AM ry k Island. ayes ‘ 88% 91% Jiwonkee and St. Paul 32 Milwaukee and St. Paul preierred. it 49 Pittebuar 87 Del., Laci 10736 New Jersey Oentral 104 Michigan Central..... ... 3 Union Pacific... G., C. and L C, Hannibal and St. Joseph. Po) Hannibal and St. Joseph preferred 29 Ohio and Mississippl..... + 2B pope lon Hartford ana Erie. a, Panama......... 113% Western ney ‘Telegraph 80 Pacific + 46% Quicksuver 30% Quicksilver p: ferre 36% HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES SATURDAY. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Highest. Lowest. 101 100% 20% 29 80% 19% Waoash.. 30% 294 Northwestern... BTM 36% Rock Island 91% oy Pitteburg 87% 8756 Milwaukee and St. Paui. ay Bai 8246 Obio and Mississippi. 28% 285 New Jersey Centrai.. “100% 1046 10436 Del., Lack and West’ 10735 1073¢ 10736 Union Pacific. BAS BA ry ., C. and 1. ©. w 9 8% Weatern Union.... + 19% 80 79% fic Mail cece 468% 466 45% 4 ilé lia GLOSING PRICES- SATURDAY, THRER O'CLOCK P. M. Pacific Mail, 46 @ 46%; Western Umon Tele- raph, 80 @ 8034; Quicksilver, 80 @ 30%; do., preferred, 36% @ 37; Mariposa Mining, 5% a Adams Express, 110 a 111%; American Express, 61 261%; Unived States Express, 65% @ 66; Wells- Fargo Express, 784 & 80; Caicago and Alton, 9734 a 9854; Pittsburg, 875 & 87% ; Chicago and Northwest- ern, 874 @ 8734; do., preferred, 63)¢ & 644; Chicago and Rock Island, 9794 a 97%; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 82% @ 33; d0., preferred, 50% a 61; C., 0. and I. G, 8% © 8%; Delaware, Lackawanna ana Weatern, 107% @ 10734; Erie. 29% @ 28%: Hannibal | some wn Nov Gnd St. Joseph, 2% 8 25; 40., preferred, 28 8 29 Lake Shore, 30% » 90%; Harlem, 128 a ra York Central and Hudsom River Railroad, 100% a 101; New Jersey Central,.,10414 @ 104365 jo and Mississippi, 285 & 28%; Panama, 134 @ 114; Toledo and Wabasb, 30's 80%; Union Pacific, Us & 84%. THE MONEY MARKERS, Money has ruled at remarkably easy rates during the week, being 2% @ 8 per cent ongall loans secured by government collaterals and 50 good stock borrowers. There was an exceptionat advance to 4a 6 percent, due to various causes, such ag an anticipated advance in the rate of the Bank of England and a consequent stiffening of exchange, Dut at the close the old condition was Sgain established. Such a state of things at this season of the year is almost without parallel. First class commercial paper, sixty and ninety days, ruled at 5 a 64; percent; on three and four months the quotation is 6 a 7 per cent. The demand for exchange was leas at the close than during the preceding three or four days, and rates were easier, as follows :— Day Prime bankers’ ster- sgapsets een ee ling bills on London. 4.85 a 4,853, 4.88 Good bankers’ do..,... 4.5454 44.85 4. 3 a rate Prime com. steriing do. 4.834, 94.84 487 94.88 Paris (bankers!) + 51654 85.15 6.1334 a 6.1259 Antwerp .... + 5.1736 & 6.1634 5.13% @ 5.1246 Swiss... sees BTS & 5.16% 5.13% a 5.1256 Amsterdam. - 41 ao 41% 41a Alte 4% a 95 05% 40% & 40% 4136 - 94% 8 96 95% Prussian thalers - T1148 1 12 & 72% DRY GOODS IMPORTS. The following shows the imports of foreign ary goods at New York for the past week and since the beginning of the year :— For the Week. 1872, 1873. 1874, Entered at port. ...$2,284,027 $1,558,413 272,170 Thrown on market, 2, aoe 1,870,741 bse Since Jan. 1. 1873, Entered at port. $123,! atoi05 $104,147,770 sondern 660 Thrown On Mk’t 120,088,336 106,459,731 97,034'217 @oup, Considerable firmness was exhibited in this de- partment, although the advance was fractional. The fluctuations of the week were pe hal a tng. Highest, ae omnes Monday, Oc! 110 Tuesday, Oci. 20. tis, 0% = 110 Lo Wedaesday, Oct. 21 110% 110% Nox 110% Thursday, Oct, 22,. 1105¢ 110% 110% 1104 Friday, Oct. 23. 10g 104g ro Saturday, Oct, 24,.. 11056 110% 110 110 There was an increased demand for cash gola, and as high as 1-32 per diem was paid for borrowing. Subsequently the terms were easier, Time loans for 30 and 90 days were obtainable by paying % a 4 percent, The payment of the November inter- est will begin without rebate to-morrow. As a@ large part of the interest is due abroad it is said that the Syndicate have probably bought up a good many of the coupons to tura into the Treas- ury in payment for the new fives, THE BANK STATEMENT continues to show a decrease in the excess above the legal reserves, the subtraction during the lass two weeks amounting to more than five millions of dollars, A neaithy flow of capital to the interior ig reported to assist im moving the crops, but Much has also found its way into the Treasury at Washington. The banks now have $15,839,800 more reserve in lawful money than the law re- quires, which is $2,334,325 less than so held last ‘week, BONDS. Good railroad mortgages have been in good de- mand at steady prices. Southern State bonds were comparatively neglected, bat improvement in this line is hoped for when the meeting takes place in Novemver detween the State authorities and the bondholders. COMMERCIAL REPORT. ee ee Cotton Lower—Vlour Ssteady—Wheat Lower—Corn Steady—Oats Decidedly Lower—Pork Firm—Lara Steady—Gro- ceries Firm—freights steady—Petro- leam Duii-—Naval Stores Dull—Whis- heey Lower. SATURDAY, Oct. 24—6 P, M. settied, While vaiues were 80 vacillating as to be altogether uncertain from day to day. The out- ward flow of breadstufls was slow and unsatis- factory, while the actual sales tor export con- summeated from day to day were light and unsat- isfactory. Prices declined with almost every stie- ceeding day, but without indacing a proportion- ate increase of business. Indeed, the lower prices fell the less the demand appeared to be. Dry goods were duil during all the week, though of the leading firms reported an increase in their sales, as compared with the pre- vious week, The boot and shoe trade was slug- gish, a8 was also the hardware business. On ‘Change, in some departments, the markets were unusually dull and heavy. Flour was dull and heavy asa rule, and prices sustained only by the firmness of shipping extras, which were in demand for export to the West Indies and South American ports nearly all the week. Wheat was dall, heavy and declining, and price: at the close of the week showed a marked depression ag compared with those currenta week earlier, while the demand was light and the movement slow. Corn was anil, lower and nominal, with almost every suc- ceeding day, showing a large decline for the week. The exporters were very shy. even of the extreme low prices Tuling at the close of the week. Oats wore dull and trreguisr, closing decidedly lower. Barley, which hao been dull and nominal for some time, obtained » new Interest and raled decidediy higher, leaving off firm. Whiskey was steady pearl Ryton week, but was easier at the end of the week. roduct ruled dull und Somat atlower gure feng litde business was done ine either pork of cut meats, igh all were decidedly Lard was dull all the reek prices being lower, but nearl Freignts picked up— particularly teamers—and rates were higher, | Ves. aner wi ‘e plenty snd cheal Change to- Flour was dull and uchmaged, wer. Corn was dull, but values exhibited a, change. Oats were Coe in light request and pechealy easier in value. Pork was a shade firmer, but quiet. Lard w: not materially changed. being more or Toon ‘nomina Cotton was sparingly dealt in a easier, both for pe and tuture. Groceries were quiet, bur he wee were without noticeable change. nt and nominal. Naval stores were ‘quiet’ with spirits ruling nominally steady and rosin easier, Whiskey was in fair demand at a turther decline. Corrxe.—For Rio the market was firm, but mete quiet, for, want of stock with, which to ‘opera Neard of sales of 3,000 bags, oe Halley, on private t ‘orm Mild coffee met with a good demand ‘and ruled firm in value. We note sales or a bags of Maracaibo. from first hands and @ resale or aaeh a 3 of do. both on the basis of 173 ce iC nie Mor tan. gle aay cargoes, i }0., jood do. ie rae, a GC. ; extreme range for lots, I6)qc. a, do. grass mats, 24c. a 27c.; C bg. 0 100.5 Maguay: 01 com, 153gc. a 17¢. Cortros.. ithe ‘market for cotton on the epet continued heavy, and with iree offerings prices wei least d¢c. ral ir. **Fatus were sold to a ‘moderate ex- lower, re: tone ata decline or 1- ee We quote :— ‘Quotations based on American standard ot classifica- ee, Ueland. Alabama. , Oreane, Taras, ist 14 i 16! 16%g To-day. Last Ev'g. Total. 18, 660 878 76 00 iL m4 me 4 1,452 ied 1@ above are a8 bales to ro For tu- Bd call tery ‘basis low middling) the sales have been ag Yesterday atter two 1, M. November, 20) at t 15 $-160., 400 a eb. at 1 gare, ‘900 At 15 13- 108, ‘Total, 5300 Ng pric 5 N 14 Te Wetec 6 ait obs a nary IS ing bruary, 15: Tale March, 15 13-1 Negsae 1634 rset 14 T1-1be. 900" wt te ar de “15-166, 1 Be cet! March, Ay 1c. at t May. she tmobile a Prltadat pte at iim atest Sune, Pa ip at aatveston, ay NY Ths wannat, 072; Charies- : 1 my mat ym —l St 's ears, aa ae ae | san in Gr ead he a tall Hamburg, by i by sail, ‘tcémprensed tvarpa Sg igs Tied ria ae New | The trade movement was very slow all through last week and the markets were very much un- | Bross, } goastirise, 3,800. Sales, 2 pa) D, MONDAY. ~ peed ‘les; to the sork, ao bales: © set Fiovnk axp GRain.—Reo =e bushels porn ent oats, 13,380 do. a werk ‘ending th 92.950 bois. ; heat, 75k io corn meal B3 bols. ithe me ou a ut 42 do. The ‘market Jor flour mls fh-f at aa ation to the exteut oft the rai do. 5 Tage ot our quota: UCTOBER 26, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEEY. —MON AN a LY ON + Mortgages cashed: Atgoks, Bonds Furniture, Xc., wold by atetlofl. V. K, 5 Li Pine street or 31 Fast Seventeenth tree AT LOWEST MARKET PRICHS.—°FUTS." CALL" “Double Privileges” for sale by undersigned ; iso Explanatory Cirealar, giving Yalgable Informations sent on aj yuna PLOUMINGHAM & CO., 12 Wall street. MO Teal, te stat VENSON, Jr. Beare ee our quotations. We Fe fl a io, 2 State. b Be AT REASONABLE RATES.—MONKY ON LIFE AND Superfine 460 - Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and Extra state. 5s rj other Securities, Insurance of inds effected with superage’ 5% 8 600 | dest comp Jos, HANRIOH & CO. HT Broads Extra We 1508 525 CAND IC. SECOND MORTGAGE BOND. Extra ee . 5D o C. hoid sted und hoop Ohio, shipping brands. : 80a B75 | Lee & OG. Noe F Wait treet, oummumleate with pean a . Fail + 6008 70 XECUTOR'S FUNDS OF $150,000 TO LOAN—ON swe bp ew Hh (ity, Heal Estate, for ave years “ Heal nus: also on tet ding, In course of ervetion. ADPLY at Ro. ka, It §LWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW 40a 535 York city # Without bonus. Principals de- omni to BORROW Ol Is E51 pleave uppity. Nominal H. L. GRANT, I Pine street. 4 Hf 90 J BRSEY CITY 7 PER CENT BONDS UNDER PAK, sea 43 Sai me fat cent Municipal Borids, rigage Railroad Bi bisa 58 0 other Bonds and Stocks au drat claa g 20a — ge reduction below par, = —The mar! for sale by Gritgmacenr naa BAMA | guna a roger tio ot ofr ne ot mo. Gl S Chicago, ee ya By 3407) py, Reinvestment Securitien our specialty 2 eee i, 2apring, St 8 net alton eA ‘d —— for winter red, $1 61 24 Sor aiabae raed for white, Corn—The market was dull an Tho sales were only about 74,00 bushels at 860. aye. i mixed, ee 9 Orc. 8 a Le Care wrens The ( for new mi: we Wer, ie sales ‘about 34000 bushels at Ofc. a 0b. for tatxed and se, 4 60c. for white, Barley was firm and sold to the extent of 16000 busheis of No.3 Western on private tering Prime Canada West, quoted at $1 0. Rye was nominal. Freignts.—Berth room was in linmited’ sup) ply and im moderate request, rite rates ruling steady, pounse® for charier was sought alter to a {air extent at about previ ‘ures. gagementa incl ‘9 Liverpool. bye steam, 600 bales cotton at Ub léd. a 4d. re tons oilcake ‘81 30s, 20'tons leather at 60s, and 100 tierces beef at Sa. Nomigal rato lor grain (34d; a 7d. To London, by steam, 100 bales of hoy irate warms sa by sail ie ey bushels of grate of ds ho Glasgow, 16,000 Dushels ot grain at 7d. The charters include an to bark, hence to Cork for orders to the Untied dcingdom, with 000 quarters of grain, at 4s. 84., short lay days: an Italian bark, hence to Liverpool with 3,800 auarters of grain, at 3s. id with h privilege of Glaagow at i <Premen bark, ‘hence to Bremen with 6,00) bbis. sat fore haery hence 900 ‘canes’ of "do. do. ‘on’ pr a or weaiam batt hence to for or- Cork with 2,900 bots, of naphths Sd. with privilege of the Continent at a and 44. of Intova direct port: an American bark, ten direct portin the United mine orn ith 4,000 pots, ot refined petroleum at 88. 4d. cian ship, trom Paila- to # Continental pert with 8,200 do. do. at 36. or 38. 9., according to days. OLASBRS.—There was the Yasuat demand for grocery walities; but relining frudes ware active, owiny to anges of stock wilh’ which tg operate. Prices Tuga! were steadily held. and mixed, a 38¢, bul ov claven’ S7e a ize." covado refining, S8c. & 4¥e. sda do. wrocory, dice a Porto Rico, deen Nos English (sands W08 a Bic.” New Orleans, 6c. a 70e.. new crop. NavAL StoRes,—there has been no improvement in the market for spitits of turpentine, which remained nd nominal in the absence of transactions, Mer- Ghautabie, order Ubtalnanle ee 3a, RRS rocket ine strained rosin was lirm at the openiny, Dut subsequently Closed easier at $2 30 a $2 36 tor common to good note si and 20 aay bbig. of stramed 50,, and unchanged: quoted at $4.5) for Warkington and $2 75 10r Wilmington, Pitch Was neglected, but quoted sendy at $2 for refined ruted dull and nominal, g ‘gra "st hie for spot or balance of peti rude ee i butk, wa also neglected, but stead- ily held, 3c. the latter price generally asked. eady at I7%c. Naptha was wholly extern and 9X40. x 10e. for city. The Philadelphia market was duli‘and entirely noite inal. | Refined, obtamable for, spot or remamder of month, 1140. ‘Reports from the creek were of a dull and ‘easier market, with quotations as followa:- ul Cuy, i Rouseville, Sc, a B7s4c.: Petroleum Centre, Bic, Ritasvitle (Re 9 Jo. Tidfoute, 62dscr; Parker's We. & and’ United, for in immed ats shipment, iLovisions.--Héce\p etd packages: out meats 1S! do.; lard, 166 bbls. ”ai And for the week ending this date, oti ss Eire Gas packaxes: out meats, 7,135 a rd, 3,018 lerces and 600 kei " the ne for eas pork ruled Grier, ‘with modera ‘The yrere, $0) bbls, in job lots, at ‘si Stig « 810 00 per bolt 20) bbls. cash, at $1), and 600 bbls, seller's option, de $13. Dressed hogs were moderatel; jer ib. Beet—The demand continu eharacter; prices were without toot up, 160 tierces, at figur Gnsos were aoten St nominal at 9c for a remained dull ava nominally uncl quoted at $21 50a $28 tor first quality. inal jut meats—The market rule scriptions, but the demand wai Baty pickled shoulders, at ged. Western Southern, nom steady for ail de- We heard of sales r 1b, $4) smoxed do., 3,000 smoked Hams, at 180. a 13)40, por oon gee pikes bel bellies, res! long clear on the spot. at 1U%c. per 1! Doxes short clear for December and. Jaauary delivery, at 950. per Ib., and, {20 boxes shoulders for December de> rg SX: pe per lb, Lard was steady, with moderate ‘ 380 tlerces cash, at 13%. per Ib; 25) ti trey 3 ton, February, ai uy ‘Coy an 100 tierces city steain ‘rendered, at 138. Sugar.—For raw suga! tte deman ay been light to. day | but prices ruled steady ou the basis ot Bsc. 2 %e. er ib, for fair to good re We note sales of $ ud) pokes’ Of polames ugar, at'8 1lgo, ‘per’ Ib. boxes of Gor at, S-" Refined was’ steady. and moderate demand. We quove :—Cuba—Kefining, in terior to common, 73<c. a 8ic.: do., fair to good fair, a 8'c.; do, Road to primo, Be, u 870.5 wrooe fair to good, 8%c. eine, haloes Sig a bi centrifugal, hhds, rey ‘bdxen, N Kc. & 95g Molasses, hbds. and boxes, Hen oe. nstade, Gere Te. layed, boxes, Dutch andar Nos, 7 to 9, 2 Wot Eis 14 to 12, Bsc, a 99 + 18 to 15, 93 Beg i age; Lie, a'iistes o iige. ’ Porto iileoRefining, common to prime: me, Tae ‘a Bye. erocery, fair to choice, Biac. & 9G razit—Duteh standard Nos, Gto ll, Bo. adie. Java Dutch standar: 1 8340. 0. Yee. Maniln—Su- | perior and extra a Bise. Rice. —The discibatiag teint was fair to-day and | ie the market ruled firm. of Carolina, at 7c. a 73¢c. per Il Gud 200 bags of fangouth at 6. 0bi4c. por ibe STEaRINE ruled steady, with a ight demand, We quote, sales, In lots, foot up 40 tierces ecording to quality, ty, Ibe, a lye, and Western tie. eaanay Gafi; With sales OF 20:00 Ibs., to arrive, at Avateruy:—Recetpts 410 bbls. ‘The market was dull and easier, with sales of 300 bbis, at $1 0135 a $1 Uz, clos- ing at the inside figure. DOMESTIO MARKETS. —~“Garvustox. Oct. 2, 1874, demand; middling, Ii4y¢. et re- #ross, 1420, Sales, 174 stock, Cotton firm, fal she 1,426 bali low mid- ‘Feceipts, 1.899 Exports—To Great Britain, 3,303; 000; last evening, 4730. "Stock, Mositx, Oct, 24, 1374. Cotton firm: middting, Me. Net recolpts, 1,735. Ex- ports coustwise, 795, Sales, 800 bales. Stock, 13,303. Savannar, Oct, 24, 1374. Cotton dull: middling, fc. s low midalin, ic; KOO ordinary, 133g¢. Net receipts, 5,072 bales: gross, 5.0/2. exports to Great Britain, 5,089. cales, 1,435, ‘stock, CHARLESTON, Oct. 24, 1874, Cotton lets middling, 1434 rood ordinary, 13) oe re ny, te. Nou receipt 4,172 bales; gross, 4, be aoe Wrrwswatox, Oct. 2, 1874. 2 irits of turpentine quiet at 4c. Rosin ais strained at $205, “Orage tnrpentine renee hard, $1 0); yeliow ‘er firm at ip toe} Oct. 24, 1874 Flour unchanged ; sales 2,700 oui Wheat lower for Cotton firm, good demand? “tindlinge dling, 1440," good ordinary, 13! et spring and market quiets sales ot 4,000 busheis No. 1 Mu- wausee club at $1 i) is ite Michigan at 25: extra do. at $1 3) Gorm tower at 88 0c. Bar. hy very irra antes Last night ol 100) bushels Canada at 44 35, 10,000" buswels do. at $I 10,000. bushels Go: at $1.37. Lorn meal, $39 tor bolted, $38 for unvolted, per font’ “Mill feed unchanged, shorts, $22: pfhipatars, $20: udsrye, Sige; berey” Canal treights—Wheat, 7c. u bark to New Albany; luniber, $275 tothe Hudaon, 10 Now York. hate receipts—s4000 bushels whent. 76.50) do. parley, 110 do. rye; 4 4,60) do, peas, 97,000 teec of lum saat abt mnents-2,100 bbls, ‘our, 24,400 bushels ey, 812,000 feet lumbe Bakley a UFPALO, Oct. 24, 1874. Lake and faut imports for the last treaty four houre— Flour, 9,500 bbls: wheat, 63,200 bushels; corn, 40,900 do, ; oats, 26,500 do. Shipinents—Wneat, 0,537 Dustiis; corn, 64.990 ‘do. ; oats, 25,492 oP, Rail exvorts—Wheat, 10.8%) Dusiels; Corn, "45. do. Canal C5 vats, 6&. Flour quiet; 5 a $6 70 0 $7; amber, $6 50 a $i fall: but jew sagt feporied: Ne atl waukee oe held at $1100 $1 12: a: 2 8 $10: fo, 10.4 8 ph ids 1 ite ae aul; held at ee a nat. ho saley rebanied No. '2'Western held at 94 Rye ally Barley irregular; Canada, ‘st 24 a $l 2; rate. sl is ‘i 130 Barley mait firm; Canada, $10) a $175; Western, Curcago, Oct. 24, 1874. Flour a one Eioonins, Wheat quiet and weak; Se ace S4r4e-. pew a and and low (useage Rover er $i WAS, 1.17, October Hien We. Fork quiet and an Whiskey steady On the crete ‘Hou ‘unchang kk meats saeady and unchanged, c. Freights quiet and unchanged, fternoon waeat Closed at Bc, T0c., ‘Octot 7 rd. tht November. Corn, 69%¢. November: Roce eipt jour, 136.00) “bus st, 68,000.40, corn, 6 000 do. barley. Shipments—800) bois. wheat, 74,0 ae Born. GUN do, ‘oats 8.00 GO. Tye, 47,00 Uo. barley. FINANCIAL. ILEGES ON ALL THE ‘ACTIVE 8 Negotiated at the lowe lowest rates in the market; $50 to $100 Puts or Calls; $200 for doutile 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 is no liability beyond tho amount pald for the “call;® there ts no interest to pay, and the stock is com “ais aystorn, of oper Mea rae 1ained m a pam- Bone aowine gw: Sera Sve Sprouts, sent tree to all who desire to it ul! TUNBRIDGE -£ 00., Bankers and Brokers, No- 4 Wall sireet, New York. Asa et EXCHANGE og duu Revise NEGOTIAT- bbls, of good strained (early) Bt $2 425g, | at $2 ar was quiet | col ‘ork ; barley, 5!4¢. ‘0 | IBERAL LOANS MADE ON DIAMONDs, WATCHES, Jewelry, ac. A. KLINE, 817 Broadway, corner of Tweltth street and Broadway: oe JOSEPH AND DENVER oid RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold by HAAR & O., 45 Wail street. St. SOSRPE AND DENVER CIEE, RAILROAD jonds, Northern Pacific and ot! ited: Rail- Foad Bonds bought by the oi established serps DOL, Stock ie and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, New York. WANTED—SKCURITY REAL ESTATE $4 000 ta and chattels, Address BONUS, box 103 a office. _COPARTNERSHIPS. ISSOLUTION.—THE FIRM OF H. T. WIL Co. has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs ot the firm will be settled by either partner, ‘at the office of the successors, Wilhelin & Graet. Signed HT WiLWELM. GRAEP, The undersigned have this da} formed a copartner- ship, under the frm name ot Wihetin & Gruct, ond wi continue fh je business heretofore carried on by Hl Wilheim & Oo., at 1.1oz Broadway, Date w York clt Signed WILHELM Ocrounn 24, 1874, PRED f. GRAEE. ___BUSTNE 3 OPPORTUN ITIES, A YOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS HABITS, HAVING capital, wishes to obtain a situation in a bona fide uulized, or witha view to Dartuership, Address ACT’ IV, Herald office. A PARTNER WANTED, WITH $1,200 CAS good cash business; chance seldom offered to e imoney; no Tisk; irom those moaning business an investi gation solicited. 39 Great Jones street, } RAKE CHANCE TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN A few years, to any one wishing {0 engage in the | ‘white lead and coior manufacturing.—For sale, a very | desirable Factory, together with Lease, Fixtures, Tools Aud Machinory:; uill irst class with independent power attached; the whole in -omplete running order, with low rent; situated not far trom the city; to any one | wishing to engage in the business, w.th a small capital, this isa chance seldom, it ever. ‘offered in a. liletim Will be sold at a sacritico, solely on account of ill hea’ Hobe but {hoxe meaning Business need apply. Kor pa ticulars address J. B., box 143 liersid oftice. OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT ON SMALL A! ticle easily manutactured, or would take the right ind of @ man ag partner. KLDON CARY, No. 7 Howard street. Fe. SALE—OR WILL TAKE A PARTNER IN A lucrative Manufacturing Business, working under | two patents of different articles. Inquire of the owner, F. HALSTEAD, 2/6 Pearl street. NVEST YOUR TIM: pacty, MONEY IN Campbe: A business, Where the same could be I) jure rye ian Sait to- aay, ‘Gtonda é nf business, Fiour. ay. }. ©. CAMPBELL, French's Hotel, New York. ROPRIETARY MEDICINES FOR SALE.—sOLE right, title and interest in two excellent articles, a ‘ood sales and thoroughly Mangere throuzh- nited States; cheap tor cas reasons for | B. C., box 221 Herald out the selling; Bona fide. Address A. office, ARTNER WANTED—WITH CAPITA egar Work 3; splendid location for New. or fo easy terms, 207 Ninth street ARE PoELaCe i TO BUY A FIRST CLASS RESTA rant at a low price, the present owner having made arrangements to go into the hotei business, and must sell | — | | IN NINE: ‘ork mi this establishment this woek in order to moet other ea ageinents. For further particulars inquire of A. A. PION, 73 Broadway. } Rooms, with first clas BOARDERS St PAR- TIES REPRESENTING 1H MSELVES AS FROM THB HERALD, AND WHO ARE SOLICITING sUBSORIP. TIONS AND ADVERTISEMENTS FOR A BOARDING GAZBTTE OR DIRECTORY. IF THE NUMEROUS PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN SWINDLED WILL INFORM THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD IT WILL ASSIST IN BRINGING THE GUILTY PARTIES TO JUSTICE. ELEGANT SECOND STORY FLOOR, OR THIRD story Room, with first class Board, to rent in % pri- Yate family. near Madison avenue and Ceutral Park. Address RICHARDS, Herald office. ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FLOOR TO RENT— Kn suite or singly with or without Board, in @ large brown stone house. No. 107 West Forty-fourth street. LARGE, PLEASANT BACK ROOM, ALSO HALL Bedroom, te let, with tull Board, fo single gentle- en or gentiemen ‘and their wives, 24 Kast Kleventh street, Apply all the weex. LARGE THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROOM, front single Room, $7; also other Kooms. We claim that, considering location, furnishing and table, our prices cannot be beat 43 Seventh avenue. PER DAY, $6 TO $10 PER WEEK, FOR $1 50 fine Rooms, with excellent Hoard; tamilies and single, 176 Bleecker street, near Broadway. Grounds for eroquet, &c. BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY.—MARRIED OR singie gentlemen’ cam be a mod ated with first ciass Board and pleasant Rooms mpensonable terms table Board, 6: et, near Bowe. KS FROM BROADWAY.—BOARD FOR GEN. tlemen or ladies; good neighborhood; central lo rece unexceptionable accommodations, 61 East Four street, Q, DOORS ABOVE STUYVESANT SQUARE.—WITH first class Board, desirable suit of Kooms on second Bien front. en suse or singly. 304 Second avenue, near ni 6) BLOCKS FROM FIFTH A HOTEL. —FEW n igiect boarders accommodated; handsomely tur- hed Rooms: first class table and attendance ; ‘ant Goudie Parlors; a pertecthome. 129 Kast Twe=ty-third WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—TO LET with Board, a handsome large Room. Hall room connecting, separatelyior together ;t180' Rooms for single Petes. ‘lerms moderate. Reference exchanged. ouse and table tirst class. FTH AVENUE, 208—ELEGANT APARTMENTS, ©) handsomely furnished, to let, en suite or separately, with private table or taié d’hote, to first Cd JOHN P. WORSTE, ATH AVENUE, 314 —PLEASANT SUIT FRONT ROOMS, ©) separately or tozether, with Board; also good sized single Rooms; reterences exchanged. TH AVENUE, 2%.—MRS. HALL WILL LET SU- ©) perior ‘Apartments, en suite, with ail modern con- yenences, to select tamilies, with private table only. Reterences exchanged. $6 TO $3 PER WEEK FOR ROOMS, WITH BOARD, Families accommodated equally low: hot and cold Water in rooms: 42 Sough Washington square, Uird door from Maedougal street. ) WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET,—HANDSOMELY © furnished Rooms, en suite or singly, with first class table: a tew table boarders accommodated: reterence exchanged. bern THIRTY. SECOND STREET. —FURNISHED 0 rent, with Board. cRLEY PLACK, NEAR BROADWAY. me tront Koons, $14, $16, $18 and $25 for Wo persons, with Board; no children; also table Board, $5; transient people taken; steam heat TH STREET, OPPOSITE STUYVESANT PARK, four doors east of second avenue.—Well furnished Rooms for gentleman and wite or party of gentlemen: ith rst class Board. Reterence. 2 oT STREET, 58 WEST.—ROOMS, WITH BOARD; 1 suitable for two or three sing'e gentlemen. 22» STREET, NO. 6 WEST.—TWO LARGE CON. necting Rooms, on second 4 ith Board; best referen baile ashe 22? S'REET, NO, 246 WEST, BE!WEEN S®VENTH and Eighth avenues.—kooms, with Board. BOARDERS W WANTED. mod CPNTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT A SECOND Of tint sory Room Mront, preferred). well :urnish with fret rd, 12 fe private tamily, between Four- teenth Sod *Phirtie th streets and Fitth and Lexingtow avenues; destrx ble party; reltrenses eAepaiged must be stated dnid moderate. Address P. Herald Uptowm Brauch offi C00 OMS TO RENT: FURNITURE, Bo ccryein Eee mily small and table first terms box 17 class. Bast uth s.reet, between Second and Third avenue Noe. n takeus references. ANDSOME, DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITIE GOOD table, where a few boarders are taken highest tree given; terms moderate. 48 West Fisveenth street. RS, M. B. SUMNER, 22 Eat Rnirty- fifth street. Two of her handsome Suits, with private table, excius bath, dresaing rooms, &6.; algo suail nut, with oF wit Pate FLOOR TO LET, PARTLY FURNISHED, ave, large and small Room on second floor; bath ai Board at pri if fy tion, 1S wast revenues required ; eirarie lover WO LARGE FIRST CLASS FRONT ROOMS, WITH loard. on Fourteenth street, near Elevated Rail- road, fo for gentlemen or two gentlemen with wives; ret ven aud required. Address M., Herald office. _BOARD AND ‘LODGING WANTED. Ae GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN A SMALL private family, not above Thuirtieth street; boardan flouse keepers will please Adress COMFORT, a Herald Uptown Bi PER | NOVEMBER 2, FIRST d by @ gentleman and wite iront Room and advolning Bedroom, between Highton and Twenty-erghth streets and within a blocs of th oon erms about $45, Address 5. T., box 1,295 Post oitiee. LADY, WHO IS A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER, will give part of her e in exchange for board. Address A. B., box 161 Herald Uptowa Branct office, OARD AND COMFORTABLE ROOM, WITH FIRE B ad gas, wanted in a small family, Board only, vice terins not over $10 per work. Address KK box’ 116 Herald Uptown Branch office. QOARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; two nicely furnished Rooms, with ample closets, hot and cold water, sunny exposure und private table; terms Foureh aa month; location below Forty-secot sireet, Fourth and -ighth avenues, Address, with par- ticulars, H. Herald ottice. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY WITH THREE CHIL dren and nurse, in private house; two large Ki and hall Bedroom; terms moderate, Address ay wl a Herald Uptown Branch oltice. XENTLEMAN, WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN ee five pare, wish simple Board (haus manuskos)) a m4 small and one large furnished Room, with light and at, in a German private family, on east side, below Sixtieth street. Pleaye addresa. with ful. particulaes and pric joderate, Z. Z., box 114 Herald ANTED—WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD FOR TWO, two connecting Rooms, freshiy furnished, in #& strictly private family, below (wenty-third street. Ad- dress stating terms, X, 0. D., Herald ottice, SINGLE ROOM TO YO Per day: $2 5) or $3 per "week! SMITH! furnished) Hotel, 68 Chaiham street; central open all night. eee PARISIENNE, 38 AND 4 EAST Twelfth street, between Broadway and Cniversity place.—Elegant Apartments for families aud single gea- Uemen; table d’hote at 6 P. M. ELMONT HOTEL, FULTO) THROUGH ‘Ann street, near Broadway; Ruropean pian; o all hours.—Rooms, 60 cents upwards; new family Koo Meals atiow prices, Very superior dining rooms RANDRETH HOUSE, BROADWAY AND, CANAL ‘street.—On European Plan: prices ot Rooms re- duced to ermancnt parties for the’ winter season, Site gle Rooms, $3.5) per woek and upwards; double Rooms, $7 per week and ubwards, RANT HOUSE, (8 NEW, BOWERY, BLOCK Soutit a obieel Sriag ls es Rooms; no bugs; ie Roo! ta per hight; double Rooms. $i Ss an “Open allt night ‘OTBu 8T. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENU! TO TWENTY- second street, Broadway.—Rooms all front; splea- did Suits for the Winter. Some single Rooms. | Fi dd Jocation tn city. Table d’hote reduced to #3 per eye Hlevator, baths, ac. WM, +. TOMPKIN: D STREET, EAST 14.—ELEGANTLY FUR. nished 1 Roots on first and second floors, with first class pole om for single gentleman; private table on | | first floor it desired. References. L*aa ae dtl ONE BLOCK WEST OF CITY Warren street —Good ms, 50 cents a ag Sia aaa up; Family Kooms, $1 a day, $4 a week 9 D STREET, NO,.26 WEST.—EXTRA SIZE SECOND and third floor Apartments; private table if re- quired: two elegant, sunty extension Kooms, first floor, containing nine closets; also single Rooms, BW ENGLAND HOTEL, $0 BOWERY, CORNER rd. streot.—200 light Rooms, neatly’ turnished, ie. or ae per night, $2 to $3 per Week; for gentlemen QD STREET, NO. 12 EAST.—A SUIT OF FIVE 40 Rooms to'let, Logether or separately; also hall | 33) ANTED—A MAN SKILLED IN MACHINERY AND the manufactaring of cotton, with $15,000 or $25,000 capital. (Address J. W. GRA Y) “Adaitwville, Barton county, 19 D STREET, 161 WEST.—AN ELEGANYr SEO. ond Floor, with bath; @ large front Room ae | front Reception Room; unexceptionable table; refer: ences. 3.00 WILL SECURE A PARTNERSHIP LN. terest, in 4 pleasant, legitimate cash bust. | Ness that has paid $75,00) in six ‘months. For an inter: | view address TRAVELLER, box 104 Herald office. | SS ee THE LUNACY LAWs. An Attempt to Kidnap a Citize: cinnati. [From the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. 23.) A rather high-handed outrage was attempted to | | be perpetrated yesterday upon one of our unfor- } tunate German citizens by a hitherto trustworthy | official of the Probate Court, Thomas McGonigle. McGonigie, whose business it has heretofore been | to convey to the Lunatic Asylum persons adjudged to be insane, came into office with the present Probate Court administration. Among the unfor- | tamate persons who have been sent to Longview was John Seifert, a wealthy German butcher of this city, This occurred several months ago. | Gareful treatment soon restored Setiert to | of Cine | 35 9c CLINTON PLACE.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- J nished second story tront Room, southern ex- posure; also several large aud ‘small Rooms, with or without Boar j terms me erate. oT T EIGHTEENTH STREET.—PARTIES DE- siring Kooms, singly or en suite, with first class Board, can bi ited. commoda 31 MADISON AVENUE, OPPOSITE SQUARE.— OL Furnished Rooms to let, en suite or singly, with or without boar hands. 34. QuINTON . PFLAG LY PURNIAHED Rooms, with first class Trench Board ; reterences exchanged. LAFAYETTE PLACE, NEAR FOURTH STREET.— To jet, Aa Hoard, large tront Room and hi mn Bed- room adjoining on chird floor: ample closets, &c.; loca- | tion good ; terms reasonable ; references. 35 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR MADI- son avente.—To rent, with Board, a handsome Suit of family iooms op second or} two single Rooms. EAST NINEVEENTH STREET, NEAK BROAD. way.—Well furnished Rooms, en suite or singly, to rent, with Board. the condition that rendered him harmless, and nis iriends desiring to release him | from the institution they gave bond, under tie rules of the Asylum, | he might possibly do if permitted to go ‘at large aud he was aliowed to return to his family. | ‘This was the condition oi affairs stay en morn- | | ing. About eieven o'clock yesterd: Ay Si ge Mat- son, of the Probate Court, was asked by M cRonigie | whether he could take Seifert out to the Asyium, H saying that Seifert’s bookkeeper, and one or two others, had expressed @ willingness to pay all the expenses. Judge Matson, somewhat surprised at | the communication, promptly reiused the request, saying that in no case could he (McGonigie) take | a Darty to the Asyiam except upon the order of | | Court, alter an examination oO! the alleged lunatic and a judgment agaist him. There the matter | rested, a8 Judge Matson supposed, McGonigle leaving apparently about other busmess. But a short time had elapsed, however, when a person | running breathlessly into the Probate Court askea | ii Judge Matson haa made an order sending Mr. S@leri-to the Asylum, and on answering that he had | hot, was told that McGonigle was at that moment intention, bf force, to convey him to the Asylum, ; Judge Matson, stepping to the Court street win- | dow, saw the preparations usually made by Mc- | Gonigie when he Tied out to the Asylum, and ) presently saw McGonigle, with Seifert under ar- | Test, coming Out of the Deboit Exchange. Setfert Was put in a Wagon in the charge of a party under the control of McGonigle, and driven off. McGon- | igie was haited beiore he had gone iar, and, under | orders, carried Selfert berore Judge Matson. The Judge set Sellers at liberty, and demanded an ex- planation from McGonigie, The latter said he was intending to taxe Seifert to the station house. | Persons Who saw the whole transaction said 1t | Was not 80, and thereupon the Judge informed Mc- | Gonigle t his services were no longer needed, adding that had McGonigle not been so small a | man he would have given him a good thrashing | himself. McGonigle gave no reason for his con- duct. against any damage | — 151. attempting to effect ao arrest of seifert with the — h, WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—ONE SUIT, consisting of four rooms, newly and elegantiv pope rivate dining room or table d’hote ; also one bright, sunny Room, third floor: references exchanged. 4z WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREET.-ELEGANT Rooms on the parlor, second and third floors to let, with Sf weratle location, table and reference first class; Rooms for gentlemen. 47 AND 49 WEST FOURTBENIE. STRELT.—AN elegant Parlor Suit of tour i boyy, fur ahi a jon second floor, with first class Board; location ne se THIRTY-SECOND STREL! some Rooms on parlor WO HAND. hot and cold water; private table It desired: also Parlor and Bedroom on | third floor; re ? EAST ences, TWINTIETH NTREET—A PARLOR without Board. |57. suitof Rooms on second floor, with or without private table ; also Rooms on third and tourth floors. 68 WEsT THIRTY.NINTH STREET, BETWEEN ny Fifth and sixth avenues.—Two nicely furnished | Rooms, suitable for single gentlemen, to let, with GQ BLEVENTO “REET, NEAR FIFTH AVENCK— YO Agentleman and wite or two single gentlemen can be accommodated with second story tront Room and | superior Board; no other boarders. | TRVT. | PLAGE, GRAMERCY PARK.—EXTRA large and adjolnihg large hail Room, third floor: well turnished and sunny; house and table first cuss; superior location; moderate prices. 7 SRVEN'H AVENUR, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH | (4 and Fifteenth streets. —a handsomely furnished second story Koom, with all convenienees, to let, with | rst class soard. keroren ed. - | QQ EAST TENTH 8ST! —UANDSOME PARLOR 88 Tree: also Room on thind floor: both uicely tur: nished ; with or without Board. | Micost SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN prea } 91 and Sixteenth streets. —Furnished Rooms, with 21s to Jet to geutiemen or gentieman and wits; ref- POLY ‘TICAL, “UTA LARGE AND RNTAUSIASTIO MEETING OF the James Everard Association, of the Twenty- first ward, Mr. William Rivers in the chair, it was unaal- moun yetoived that we Indorse and support SAMULL J. TILDEN tor Governor. Hon. Oh aies: O'BRIEN for Congress. PAIRIOK H. JONES tor Registrai _ BERNARD i GL) A Ih ALLY! RALLY!) RALLY!i1 Grand ratification meeting of the Democracy and all who are opposed to the present corrupt administration at Washington, be heid at TAMY MANY HA ALY, ‘on Tuesday evening, October 27, rat 1% o’clock, to ratify nominations. For Governor—sA. CEL dt J. ee For Lieutenant Governor—WILLIAM DORSHEIMER, For Gunal CommisslonorcAIN THLAY SR. For State Prison Inspector—GEORGE WAGBNER, For Judge o4 the Court of i Widkuas. MILLER, For Mayor—WiLLIAM H. For Register—JAMES HA’ For suidermen at Large: ‘JOHN TER, MAGNUS Hon. RioEe 8) SULLIVAN, ang many other ‘istingwstysd sp rs will attend and address eting. Pu of calle $100 maar: AvausTUS SCHELL, if to res. md fa pamphlet, How i te cy | winttam a, quincy, Geairman County Convention, LAPSLEY & Bava, 4 PRIVILEGES.—PUTS AND CALLS, 80 25: Do Privile; 9250 erences. 106 NEST, SIXUKENTH, STREBT. NEAR SIXTH avenue.—Furnished story, tront, suitable for two persons, with. ‘OF without Board: heat by! heater; modern. 17 EAST TWENTY-RIGHTH STREBT, BETWEEN Lexington and Fourth avenues—Rooms, with Board; connecting Rooms suitable for a family, and others for gentleman and wife, 13 BAST 128TH STREBT, HARLEM.. Rooms to let or without Board; within three manates of bost'and oak, ‘Addrose Ded, be. 13 SECOND AVENUE, CORNER OF EIGHTH sroot “Handsome Rooms, front, mngie ot en suites Hall bg es with grate fire; rate term rah etree joard; references exchanged. | $3 to Floor, three large rooms and bathroom, with or | “WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—AN ELEGANT | | pool up: % tata re se peat BOTEE, sch egies Woccon ome street.—Thoror refurnishes ingle poms (ror 3 to $6 per week; en suite, $8 to $20; first class restau: Fant at moderate prices, a a COUNTRY — BOARD. IRST CLASS “BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A PRIVATE family, whore ali the comforts of a home can be en- joyed, on the line of the Harlem Rallroad ; one hour ‘rou | Forty-second street; commutation: comyeyanes to and from depot whe of Address FARM, Post office, White Plains, Westchester county, Pe alsa a first class Farm of 4) acres for sale. } | )PORRISTOWN.—A HOME FOR THE WINTER IN A | private family, with first class Board snd superiot | accommodations and occasional use of carriage. ad- dress box 15 Post Morristo' ANTED—SMALL CHILDREN T0 BOARD, WHERE they ean have a mother’s care, and bo taught alse | ind i terms $12 monthly, in-advauce. Address M. S. ITH, Patchogue, LI : FURNITURK. A” Qcnigervrive pontans i Nok | A handsome solid walnut Parlor Suit, with French Prvinut panels: upholstered in all wool rep, with puting, tr only niners-tt¥e dolla RHONER. ‘* CO., 82 and 84 Bowery. “Manutactory. 222 (0 280 East Vhirty-seventh siteot GENTLEMAN, IN NERD OF MONEY, WILL BLL magnificent blue satin Parlor Suit, ’cost $450, tor Site a yong $115; rep, $35; Pianoforte, cost for eas Buiix Gail lor three dare ‘pets, 0 cen Twentioth street, near Browdway. AMENTION. —SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND Carpets bought. The highest c: eo rices | paid by calling on or adaressing Mr. ABRAHAMS, No, 74 seventh avenue, near Twenty-sixth street. WEEKLY AND. MONTHLY, PAYMENTS fo Carpors and, Bedding. at B. M. 00 PRTHWAITE'CO. 165 and 157 Chatham ‘An immense stock and low prices, Great bargains tor casts 39 BAST THIRTEENTH STREEY.—FIVE ROSE. Ay wo wood Pianos, Puruuure, Carpets, Rarlor Suite e ety, Urosting Cases, E-xtenstou Tables, Chas Wardropes, Batten, £c., Ktageres, MAGNIFICENT GRANDE DUCHESSE aes Sut, covered silk brocade, cost, $40) tor $200; 100; do. $40; Pianotorte Faron Chander, Dining niture a sacriice, Property leaving city. West Loth st, near Sth av. T 120 WEST 23D STREET, PRIVATE HOUSE, NEAR 6th av.—Family declining housekeeping will sell } ior cash Steinway & Sons Pianotorte; Parlor Suits, in tin, cost $60), for $200; one tor $15); one In reps tor $i: Bedroom Suits, $40: aa ete rears pening. jronzes, Carpets, Silvei and Base Furniture, in lots, jarge and mpall. xe cash. GREAT SACRIFICE FOR CASH ONLY.—A. PRE vac family in pressing circumstances will sell inagniteent’ ulded ‘and Carved tala latest, style a aie magni Hin brocade, Carpets, 50 cen’ warter’ cost esidence 103. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR lots to.suit. Satin Parlor Suits, cost $650, + 1g octave Decker & Bro.'s Pianoforte, Dining Furniture; ‘Turkiso <uite, | $125; acech alt Dressing Casas, Sb rice mittee be sole eat Twenty-oighth street, near Sixth ne Furni Beast Bouaiug’ &o. Vayments taken by sng week or month, ime O88. KELLY & 00., corner, af Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, wen MANUFACTURE,—A CHOICE LOT oF Mera ieee rey: vente Suitable tor depen wegen in countr: rms; cars Broadway and Wo! Je WEST. FORTY. FIFTH STRBET.—A Leeroy front Room, nicely furnished, to let to one or wo gentlemen, with or without Board, at very low rent. () BAST FIFTY-FIFTH STREET.—A SECOND 15 Floor of sores rooms, with bathroom his tony K mm modern built hor bey od, except carpets, let, with Board, to a nn ‘ican family, or would” a vue id nt periens aetyace table, home food, ti after 1) A. M. BLEEUKER 8TREBT, ee Pye kG acm Neatly furnished Root ee 20 EAST THIRTY: hong STREET.—A LA can be accommodated rd duri: ness, with an experienced nurse; best gd Pi 184 byt t Kood Board, at $6 per week; ais eee DY sick- eferano WEsT ih be Ate STREET. --FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or withoat Board, in a quiet i te tamily, for single paeeee or genuieman Wwitey tert terms moderate, “Catt and se wu 355 f ‘EST THIRTY. FIRST Ug be Fee dd to ed Rooms, with substantial y, furni ms, families and single gentlemen; ai ;_Teterence. Thaveneat to: Mievaten RGE, WELL FURNSHED ROOM TO LET—TO A , fentienien 0 in or gentleman and wife, with or pet oh use modern Improvements, Apply at ibs West Twenty: -first street. PLEASANT, RESPROTABLAK HOME | (SEAT Board) 8 strletly eEyate family; neighborhood of Thirty-eighth street, ‘vente; ber a prety red; terms scons sabes & ican JOAN KELLY, ‘Organiza ern a MUA AR Committee on ton, Bi HClO aphie reier- Soe'tw Herald Uitown brat Brancl Sy Tee e 70, LET, with Bd BOARD, txpocrs atk el A.“ furnished Room, th goutie ed idee wiih, Preied exchauged. “ApDIy Soe hat Meares Call at onae on i BWART, 15 W. SMITH'S PARLOR ae fe DEPOT 5% SIXTH . between Thirty-fi and Lg strectn—-Bockcase,. Bureau and specialty, fore cash, on easy torms. OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL h patterns, Kaglish, Bri “ieetne anreieen: le ase a PR side entrance. and __ YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, 4&0. RR RALE—TU0 BOAT: ENGINE MXIQ INQUIRE atroom 3, 11d Broadway. LOOP, 45 TONS, LIGHT-DRAFT, ae Br Appl: 18, WL s Sse Patan ARlabonreat Racine ange meri Base iRiver, be ~_WANTED ‘TO PURCHASE. pra STORK WANTED —Ix NBW Hoag a ve =" M hdcalars woe SOCRMONE ing business. Pt ® Ann st. PTOS Ww AED 2, Pl ae. 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