The New York Herald Newspaper, November 3, 1874, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL | :: Stocks Fluctuating and With- out Feature. THE MONEY RATE HIGHER, Gold, 110 3-8—Good Bonds of all Kinds Generally Steady. —— ‘THE PUBLIO DEBT STATEMENT. WALL STREst, MONDAY, Nov. 2-6 P.M. The stock market to-day showed considerable indecision, but the fuctuations were neither wide mor suggestive. The leader on the upward move- ‘ment was Lake Shore, which abates nothing from ‘tts firmness, although, as compared with Satur- day's quotations, it shows no gain. The highest | Price of the day was 61, the lowest. 80%; and the ‘closing 80%. The next feature was Pacific Mail, ‘which yielded to adverse reports concerning the ©ondition of the steamers Alaska and City of Weking. These caused not only considerable ‘Speculation but a sharp decline to the lowest ice of the day. Delaware, Lackawanna and estern has been steadily improving for the last fwreek, and it is eaid that the fact 1s due to good WManagement and a prospective favoravle report (Of earnings. The general tone of the market was stronger at the opening than toward tne close, ‘when the street began to be deserted, obedient to fhe attractions of the forthcoming day, which ves exemption to all bankers, brokers and em- Pore We shall therefore have no stock or gold arket. to report in the usual way. There wore ‘mo facts developed in the course of transactions fenat call for comments additional to those which Muave been heretofore made. GAINS AND LOSSES. Compared with the closing prices of Saturday those of to-day will be instructive. They are as \gouows :— 1 Garns.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, %; Dela. | “ware and Lackawana, 13;; Hannibal and St, Joxeph, 4; Ohio and Misaisitppt, 4; Panama, 3. ‘Lossks.—New York Central, ‘3 Erie, %; Har- ea Northwest, rey "3¢3 Pacific a KS anu, % 3. St. Paul, 4; Wabash, %; Union pacing, PH Western union Telegraph, % THE SALES 0-day amounted to 107,000 shares, which were ‘distributed among ‘the principal stocks as fol- lows :—New York Central and Hudson, 3,230; Erie, 2,500; Lake Shore, 32,900; Cleveiand and Pitts- durg, 500; Northwestern, 3,700; Rock Island, 4,500; Pacific Mail, 22,100; St. Paul, 2,900; do. preferred, 600; Ohios, 3,700; Western Union, 8,500; Wabash, 4,200; Union Pacific, 7,000; C.,C. andL C., 200: ‘Panama, 300; Delaware, Lackawana and Western, "6,600. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest gnd lowest prices of the day:— te York Central.. THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call, which on Saturday rated at2a3 per cent, to-day advanced to 4a 5, and, tn excep- ‘tional instances, to 6 per cent. Personal exigen- cies may have bad something to do with the sud- den change. they have not yet developed sufficient force to elicit intelligent comment. Foreign exchange closed quiet and steady at 4.83% a 4.84 for bankers’ 60 days’ sterling and 4.8744 for demand. The price | of commercial paper remains as nheretojore quoted, GOLD to-day ‘was stronger than usual, and advanced with ‘much exhibition of eveadiness to 1103. In the face vf the decitne of American exports and imports ‘the movement appears to be anomalous. Abroad, however, the gold market is materially disturbed by causes which are not explained by foreign finan- ‘cial authorities. The opening was at 110% and the Close at the price above named. The rates for bor- owing were 1.32 per diem until Wednesday and | Yrom 7 to 1 per cent per annum. Loans were made | Mat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, ‘Gold balances... Currency balances ¢Gross clearances... CLEABING HOUSE STATEMENT. ‘were Witnout feature, a single racial only being reported. GOVERNMENT BONDS, The market for this class of securities continues to show confidence on the part of investors, a! though it is evident from the character of the sales that it is dificult to pick up large lots, Prices in several instances were @ fraction higher, and tne close was firm at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 117% a 118; do. do., 1881, reg- Astered, 1188 118%; do. do. do., 118% a 118%; do. ve-twenties, 1862, registered, 1105 a 110%; do, a0., do., coupon, ex interest, 110% a 111; do, do., 864, registered, 1124 112%; do. do.,, do., coupon, ex interest, 113 @ 1134; do. do., 1865, registered, 113% &113% ; do, do., do., coupon, ex-interest, 114 B 114%; do. do., do., new, registered, 116% a 1163; do. do., do., coupon, 116% & 116%; do. do.. 1867, Pemistered, 117 @ 117%; do. do., do., coupon, 417% 8 117% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 117% a 118; do, do., do., coupon, 117% 8118; do. ten-forties, gistered, 111% @ 112; do. do., coupon, 112% a 129% ; do. fives, 1881, registered, 1113 a 111%; do. Ao., do., coupon, 11234 a 112%. UNITED STATES TREASURY, Of the $25,000,000 called bonds aue November 1 $5,000,000 have been received at the Treasury. Another call for five-twenties was issued to-day, to be redeemed February 3, at which time inter- est will cease. The public debt statement for October shows a decrease in the debt of $681,434. he internal revenue receipts to-day were $585,000. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $775,000 ON account of interest and $780,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The custams receipts to- day were $304,000, THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMEN?T—NOVEMBER 2. ‘The following is @ recapitulation of the public debt statement :— Dedt Bearing Interest in Cotn, Bonds at 6 per cent. $1,182,183, 250 Bonds at 6 per cent. 638, 525, 200 pe interest. “- Debt Bearing Interest in Lawful Money. pe onan indebtedness até per Navy Pension’ tana’ at's ‘per cent. Principal. Inwerest. Debdt on which pac ieie Brie desserts | Principal. $20,748, Interest. 08,11 O14 demand aoa toga legal tender note: 075,267 Bs Certificates o1 deposit. bai tre Fractional currency...... 43,161,024 Coin certificates... 22,070,400 Gholained interes Pp . 957,102 erate bea 11) je ‘Total... ++ $2,298,072, 773 ‘Tha ataement of We public dent eaped trom, n se | 000) Har Ist 7's; ext 00 NEW YOXKK HERALD, TUESDAY, crease orate f the debt for tuber tobe gas sate = ol Currency balanae on hand. se ages 415500, 170 Spectal a anon of legal tenders for ‘the redemption of certificates ume. 52,525,000 Bororano 400 382,000,000 089, 241. y ser 890; 70 ie cea ke aS as vided by iaw... 62,525,000 VORB, .corececccsrecesrerecccessoecens $150,011,011 Debt Less Cash in the Treasury. November 1, 1874, pene bad Octover 1, 1874... 2,139, 748,196 Decreass Sf debt during Uctober...... $681,434 Decred#Z it debs since June £2, 1874:. 4,026,479 Bonds ‘ouea to Pacific ile tana Congantee-Pt Principal (ep eg 623,512 Interest accrued and not yet p 1,292,470 Interest paid by the United States.. 396 ee Folgrend by transportation of hs Balance of interest ‘paia by tis Unitea he at BtALES.....000- see 18,823,143 RAILROAD EONDS were generally strong. Harlem firsts, regis- tered, sold at 10634, ex interest; New York Cen- tral firsts at 109% for coupon and 110 for regis tered; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated, gold bonds, declined to 8034; Union Pacific land grants to 853¢ and sinking funds to 73%; Central Pacific bonds closed at 92% a 93, and Union Paci fics 88% & 885% for firsts, 85% a 86 for land grants and 73% a 74 for sinking funds, BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 133 for Metropolitan, 100 tor Ninth National and 99 for Fourth National, THE FORBIGN MARKET. This being @ Bank of Bngiand) holiday there were no quotations from the London Stock Ex- change. Rentes in Paris closed at e2t. 25c. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE Monday, N Nov. 2—10 A. M., Before Call. 200 shs West Cn Tel.s3 2) do. -b3, Es ASSS4 F tt tt HIS 3 st awe SEERBES = 120d 100 Ohio & Miss RR.. 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. 8 5-20, c, ‘65 n rsd $5700 U 9 5-00, r, '67 POT Seat eonbe 16 be 2000 U 8 Sis, Fi)... 1 10000 US 6's, cur. 6 1 10000 U ne mes ¢, '67.be ng 20000 de vy, dy, First Board—10:30 A. M. a0 Minas Be Fy 10shsLS 4 MS. 2000 Erie 5th m. 3 DOO HE Sedo ss, con 78 4 10... 78: 20000 Cen, aca bie » 92% Tov Un vag ae «be ss oe BB 700 woe i, ag 500 P, Ft W & © 2d m 105 5000 Mich Cen 7's..ex 1 9934 100 25 shsrourth N BK... 99 $0 Metropolitan Bank 133 10 Ninth Nat Bank... 1004 200 Coal....b cb3 4 Sassyeeynamaes S Sn cr ESS « It there begeneral causes at work | 50 £00 onto # i i, ssc Fs 1700 ar Ohio & Miss pf..be 53 100 At& PRR pi...be 12 Nae P. M.—Before Call, } $1000 D, Sane . 80% Sivahe wea O Un = 1B3 et » . 19d_ -b3 79: Bu; M7 Amer Ex Go. 63 3 1000 Pac Mail SS Go. 44 BF 1900 1063 | ri 60! 92! 1093 109 ity O08 = St x Me Second Board—1 P. M. 54 300 shs Pac M 8S. be b3. 200 do. 4 3 i 7000 Tenn 6's, n s.. pig Fenn 9s.0.0x e.be SER iat nek Se lov flo. 1u0 NJ Cen RR... $2 Ubi & BIER, 3s es Sideee See 2130 te 3 P. M. ca com o= BSS Ee SESSSSEE: et c- € = 100shs Chi & N mall 116% 100 Kari io Re ¥ ae 77% 500 0. 28 7 23) do, i a ‘s is i L di Ae é ; USICBR...05 BUROPEAN MABKET. Lonvon Propvce {yor r7.—LOnDon, Nov.2—Evening.— ba ith LU egy wT Me - Nov, suanae tenn sa patrol Md. Det “thu. | sone’ | choise brats we. ; Wesuéen, choice beanas. | ae COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Pirm—Flour Steady—Wheat Better—Corn Nominal—Oats Steady— Pork Firmer—Lard Easier—Grocer- fes Dull—Freights Quiet—Petroleum Nominal—Naval Stores Dull—Wool Firm—W hiskey Steady. Mowpay, Nov. 2~6 P. M. The markets were generally quiet. On ’Change, wheat was decidedly better, but scarce, so that business was light. Corn was quie; and nominally unehanged. Osts were in moderate demand and steady. Barley was firmer. Pork was quiet, but commanded better prices. Lard was doll and easier, Ootton ruled steady for “spot,” but firmer for “futures.” Grocertes were quiet and nominally unchanged in value. Freights ruled steady. Petroleum was dull and nominal. Naval stores Were quiet and not essentially changed in value. Whiskey closed steady. Nors.—To-morrow (election day) the various ex- changes will be closed, and there will be a grand cessation of business, consequently there will be no commercial report in the Huxaup the day following. Burras.—We have no material change to note in the market, Fine pails were in demand and not very plenty. Selected firxins and tubs sell fairly at steady prices. Medium grades were not much wanted, and if anything ruled in buyers’ favor. Tne current quotations are as follows:—State dairies, firkins and tubs, fine, 38. a40c. por Ib.; do., do., good to prime, 86c. a 87c.; do. do, fair to good, 8%. & 85c.; firkins, choice, selected, 38. a40c.; do, good to prime, Sie. a 37c.; do, common to fair, Be. a SHe, halt Orkin tubs, choloe, selected, A. @ 12; 10. uc, a to aE, 20. Sue; "Welsh tubs, “choles.” jai" r ring, S16, 386: on Rood, Sic. a’ 3éc. creamery, Ce . wo Be, a palsy Guiry "fine. te. aac ilo. do, fair to ood common to fair, OH ry oy creamer, Michigan, “tubs, cholic day were a choice ga to rim ime, $2c. Row ‘330. ; 0. Srkins, ghalee, ” tape, shores dO. dow, agit to 00d, 27c. & B0c.; do., do., ‘pair sae ihe.'a He, do. ark, . ora do., do., fair to good, Sc. a Reserve and a, tec. a i » tuos, chofee, 2c. a "30c.; do., do. fair to g 1 Be, @ 260.3 various stvles. very poor. 1 Cuness.—The ‘dawsand, has been, only rate for stipmentand trom the home trade, but holders, goncr- aking, mantfese continued ness and refuse ciner sto ize on. except attull carrent Prices. 4 fine wo tancy, 150. Oi: at a poor to Wisconsin factory. fine, } any Corron on the spot was in ligne: “iemand, but holders were firm in their views and offered spariugly. For- me Sourerine were fairly active at an advance of a 3:32 e uote :— ‘plane. Albano. Orloans, Texas, ved Ux fi midaiing) tte been as follows Eauncurday, aiter one P. M. mber, 100 at 14 11-160, ; December. 1,000 at 14 13-160. au) at 14 Sanary, 1.610 at 1b 1-160. 300 at 19 S-S2c.- 500 a 5 Le -16c., 500 at 15 3-820. rane February, 700 at 16 iiae ne at ion gee penne: ‘200 at 1 Sat 100 at 15 11. Sic, Se at soar March, it 15S IHC. at 1 21-26, Sia) at ib 11 i, Poo at iB 29 38, 15 15.820, 300 at , oO 13.16 200 at a8 2 BOO at 1D 1s: May, 100 at 163-16, 400 at 16 June, 30 at 16 7-16c.,"500 at 16 500 at 169-16c, Total, 18300 bales Grand total, bal The averages of Saturday's forward deliveries were as follows, iz. :—November, 14.65; See 14.81; January, 15.04; February, 15.87; April, 15.953, 16 Sune, 16 ea. First call—Decem ry ny 151: February, Fil, 400 ai it 15 11-320. : Marah, 2 af, 13a sn Total, 2 15 29-32c. ; May, 100 at ness aioe Senha | call anu: , 1,000 at ey wat Tee 100 at 15 1 ty 200 at 169, Total, ports sum | us :—Galvesion, 2,900 bales; Mobile sia ‘ouvanan, gists Ghariesion, 743; Wilmington, 83);'Norfolk, 4,203; lew’ York, 950; a Tmuladelphia, 44° Total, 29,416 bales, ‘This day last. week, 34,103 les. This dav \ ‘ year, bales. Total since September 1, 671,965 ales. o¥FEE.—There was no business reported today from | nrshands, etuer in, Brasilien or tid ooflee: aud the | | Jobbing Se ‘was Col al oo OF transactious, “were, homme ly mee Of tral swore. hom ‘Rio, 01 ay - We quote :— Wie. = extreme ral fc Tock iso. a 2150: Java, governinent bags, ERs ot do., grass mats, 3c. ; Ceylon, 17« ays. ‘Correr has inet with a fair demand and continued fem, We note sales for the past two days aggregating 100,000 Ibs. of Lake atzaigc. a 22%c., cash, K@as.—Fresh stock Wax very scarce this morning, prices were held very firm. with tew lots of choice grn obtainable under S0c. Poot lots were dificult We quot Islanc, New Jersey and nearby, 31 Pennsyivanin. 300. a 3lc.: ng and 820.5 State vant lined, choice brands, 230. a 240, RaIN.—Receipts—Flour, 27,167 bbis. ; wheat, essa bushels, ‘corn, 14,900 do.; corn meal, 800 bbls, and ; oats, 73,25) busiels ; carey, § rye, 8.30 | 800 do. ‘the fout market was & ‘a tair demand Ya | the sales foot up about 9,000 Dbis “facinding all kinds, at ures within Phe range of the subjoined otations 1 met with a tair inqui Wo heard. of sales. footiny $4.75 0 $4 90 ry and rul up 875 bbis.. sat $5.10 value... 60 a $465 for Jersey and Pennsylvania Fens } 55 a $1 Gu We ey ¥ $8 25 Superfine stat 40a ¢ Extra state. 4758 5 Choice state 5U0a 5 Superfine We 40a 4 Katre Western 4750 5 ba 6 Hound h hoop’ Ohio, » 47a 5 Kound hoop Ohio, tr 52a 5 Fami 6a 7 St. 500a 5 St. Louis, straight 5a 6 St. Louis, choice double extra: 60a 7 St. Louis, choice family. 708 9 Bye flour, fine to superfiue 4000 5 Southern, No. 2. Nominal. Southern, superfi Nominal Southern, extr: 50a 62 Southern, fa} 62a 900 Corn meal, Weste: 4054 435 Corn meal, plants 4a 455 Corn meal, Bran AC 515a 525 Corn meal, punche: wes — —Wheat was ee pores. rue opts and small offering: red ernie ‘I i for £208, lo., $1 18 fc to arrive, and ols 27 a § rn was qi and nominal at ake. any the sales foot up about 683,00 bushels at Gic. a 9c. tor mixed, mos “out re i Aid od Mel were bee opita was firmer, with a all at $1 47; six-rowed Stave” el nc were usc a for blac! for Chica 0 mex ey and 60c. a 6lc. for white. ye ie entirely scegii in pricy held at avout previous rates, ie engage met clude :—To Liver steam, 16,00) busitels of grain at pens 8.c00 sie Vg Fe healt . ei of 010 | ssed cotton at » (AS al 1,800 bbls, Hour ae a, 1,500" 8 ones acon at 259. ales cotton! Rio and, by sal rain at Sd., 75 bhds of ‘ot tallow at bustels steam, 1600 sad t San To bristol afte im 4,90 ane do. ol do. at i The churtors em. oe via ( Sagas! it sn rw ‘500 tons, hence to with 20,000 b bustle of grain and balance of cargo staves to All, on private terms; a German brig, hence to a di- rect Continental ont with yguarters of grain, at 4d,; @ British bark, 350 tons, fr a cen w Oporto, with a Tull iL cargo, of geen at ibe, per bi \OLA88e8,—The et continued quiet, with Tralisac. pL confined to small oun of grocery grades to the trade. Values were quoted steady ag fol owe :—Cuba, goats and mixed, new crop, 83c, a 38c. ; caren. groce i sho. Porto leo, aera + binglisn tal: Snide, do; « ikew 4 ‘tor old and Toc, & 850. 1m Orleans, 600. Nava ‘Sronns. For a irtts of turpentine the market ‘was inactive, and closed Th chantable le order, ay 100 Dbis. sold at 360, 7 20 bbls. from ‘wharf at 960. ‘The market for ned rosin was dull ai aster. ot t $2 30 a 2 35 for common to " note sales of 400 bbls. of ‘ood at ga amore, alzo quiet, but 1 at $3.00 a $450. if fo dealy inocly in were dea! in ool io 8 fog way. and yrere ea nominal paki a OXeS, sh py CH at yf BFOeS, 0c. | SSSSRSSSUSReSas 26 | NOVEMBER 3, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. 1%e. @ 11 15-16. lard was it and steady, 40 UigFoes Drought L3ice. @ Sy Se ROLKUM.—The shade firmer to day, but nominal in the absence of transac- tions, at lic. a lige. for prompt delivery. Crude was inactive, but not materi at Se. a Sie. In bulk, and are. for sh quoted alte, Naputha ‘quoted at iace. G13, fe, Hhiiaaelpiua mharket' was dull and rompt detivs at 0%. a Greek market was duil'uha toan extent newinaly 0 ts follows OM Clty. Toe. Petrclouts Centre, 750. 4 ‘8 S2igc.: hunsevilie, nominal; Tidloute, cork Untied Sc., tinmediate’ shipment tie Si market for raw be agrbe tuted dull and, ae for erigh far tog ras quoted si the bass redining. ye bave Oey suai ee on private terms aa ec. a on OF ito Be ke wie iat ak nee 7a rts, leg Renin, oo BoD wo Rm, om 2 Bees Bo Brazil Dal E08 Tle 16 Dutch eee i ita ia wad wa 6lfe.* ManlianSeperior ead ase Face -fustuhes fo$8° was mode te in a dl Way within a sicady range of ices. aloe $3 tlerces of ie. to 8c. per tb., , and pny bags Rangoon at 6xc. to 6: merit eerie Sreanixe—The market continued inactive and nom!- nally auebanged in value, ‘latow.—The market to-day ruled dall but unchanged. Ce 5 he prime clty held at de. ‘Sales nc out ci toon stock were | made to the amount of 30,09) Ibs, at Sisc. ti i | — Wursxxy.—Recetpts, 655 bbls. Marker culo ean The market ‘ruled easy, and closed at 9c. per gation, Sales, 300 bbls. a Wige., bus elegy ut 99) a Scat Msaooo rhe demeat for soca leats has been fair fince our last and prices steaty., We hoard’ of sales of 100 cases of sundry Kinds at from ge. @ Sc. per Ib.; 55do. chuget ia cp! 1s Hy private terms; 59 do. of at 8¢.; 146 do. of Ohio. do., of pri eaanie Kentucky leaf continu active and firm, with turther sales of 1,000 hhds. at trom Tosgo. a 260. per Id. Foreign met with only a tolerate demand but ruied firm. ‘Sales, 100 bales of Havana at from Sie. a $1 19 per Ib. '001.—There has been but comparatively little ac- complished since our last, but_ values remaived sleady. The sales for the past two days fpslade 5,000 Iba. of medium unwashed aeege. ut 40c., 6,000 Ibs. of Wisconsin at fleece at S0c., . tine unwashed Western do. se 10,000 Ibs. super patie At 4c. 48c., 5,000 Ibs, of tub washed at 58c.. 10,600 Ibs. of Ohio combings, at che, , 20,000 @ 3)c., 60 bates of ‘do. at 12,000" Ibs. of burry, do, bath Ibs. (eRe Be. i MS yf 8 rin foruia ai o ROW Ibe of ta do. nee, ote: “bales of choice do., sete a lo. of scoured Texas at ise 000 do. of heavy pelted and. {iS donor" Baths Beare Gites Caloeais All on private ter iit! DOMESTIO MAR 10 MARKETS. mt, Nov. 2, 187 Cotton quiet and weak: miadlingy Mine Not recele 2,900 baled 1 NaS, BOS ‘exports ie CFT 1300, Cotton holiday. Stock, 77,713. nw ORLEANS, Nov. 2, 1876, Estimated ‘net prea 6,000 pe Cotton quiet: middling, le Not receipts, S50 bales; Exports coastwise, 1,58. Sales, 1,000 Stock 31,4 | Bavanwas, Noy. 2 1874. aGpict and steady; middling, "Mc. Net, to: bales; gross, ports—To Great Hes 5 us ‘do. Sales, 2,153, Cuartrston, Nov. 2, 1876. Cotton buyers gfering in inside rates; | Middling, lage. a lass low middling & 1S%KC. 5 ood ordinary, ices Net receipts, 4743 i es. ; gr 13 Exports—To Great Britain, 2151; coast 993, Bales, 1,5 Stock, 56,350. i 1 Oswrao, Nov. Flour steady; sales of2.100 bbl, Wheat quiat: waukeo Club held at $111; No. 1 white Micnigal extra do., $1 Barley firm, but quiet Corn ital Oe De middling. a In; “a nm. Tye, $50 por and barley, 6c. to New S40. to Albany,’ and 9c to Philadelphia; lumber, $275 to the Hudson, and $3.50 to New York. Lake recelpte—1i6,700 bushels wheat, 90,100 do. ape 851,000 feet, lumber, | Can ts—30,000° bushi Preat, SLOW do. barle; jumper. cea 8 ritain, 2,675 bal Stok was in store—Wheat, soa.sid bus Y, 87,237 do.; rye, 8176. for ine faa forty-eight hours—Flour, 10,517 bbis.; w! Grain do. ; barle: yushels; corn, 45,200 do. at is Wheat, 3 Heh del do. Canal shipment :| ard ahels rt Lat He. | $1 43; Can: | On e make firm; Western $1 2) a $1 25; Canada, $1 35. Barley a) steady; Wesiern, $1404 ada, $145 a $1 Balance brags . LEDO, Nov. 2, 1874. Flour steady. Wheat steady; Ree a white: Wanash, $1085 do., $1 114g! No. 1 white Mich: $1 da cece 90m 2 A plichizan, Pei No. red, $1 2a November, ‘amber. pay’ | omer pay fog bustheas, | best of reasons. Address FINANCIAL. Bi LE P. $5.000.~ Smut ina Poe hy sock company, Soverec by. parent ‘Address bax 83% Post office, New Tore sent positions TANIED S850 SECURITY GIVEN. $15,000 Address ¥.°®, Carton avenue, = — —————— COPARTYERSHIPs, bia day Cr s 50 -EES Te y for: & Co) i} ord Sears porter at the heeme nth street, and Thirteenth street, hereto- wery. F RICE 14 NAW STREET, Yorx, Nov. 2, 1876 ‘The andersignec have this day tormed & copartner- mip. under the frm name of *Minzeshetmer & Hyman,” for the purpose of trausacting a Stock Compai: ton senda purchase Mm 806 sale ot Government Securi- tles, Stocks and ARLES MINZKSHEIMER. HENRY HYMAN, Ts. COPARTNERSHIP KERETOFORE EXISTING between Charles Minzesheimer and Mark Bloomi! dale, under rm name of Charles Minzesheimer Co. is hereby dissolved by mutuai consent Mr. Charles Madizesheliner onty will sign in 1 aaa Octoner 31, 1874. ME FIRM OF MONTES, PENN & CO, WAS THIS Gay been dissolved, by mutual consent, ‘The business will be continued tedwell, who will assume and liguidate ail iaoi ites aod also collect ou. oh’ ing Jebus of the old firm Sete an NTES. @ H. STEDWELL New Yor, Nov. 2, 1874. 3 BROAD STREET, Rew Tome Nor, Kime ‘The undersigned have this day formed a copartner- ship ‘under the rm naine of HOFFA & LAN OF the transaction ot a Brokerage Business in Stocks, Bonds and Gold. sxclusively 01, commission. HENRY J HOPEMAN, THOMAS _BUSWESS OPPORTUNE TS. “AURXANDER FROTHINGHAM & © and Kinancial agents, 12 cure additional capital tor merchants, and incoi ted companies: loans mad Western property, commercial obligations, &c. ; bust per Negotiated: persons po: ing capttal demring informed of approved oppo rapeiies without ersons having an: the; ‘alspoue of are invited t San. af BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY,—BREWERY, ESTAB- lished well located in this city, tor ae Aon favorable terms; Stock, Fixtures and Good Will on usiness for cash, or will exchan, fic Real Kstate. Address POR SAL. box Ul Herald Uptown Branch office. ATEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & 12 Wall street, have money to loan, First Mortgages, thts eaty and vicinity; no bonus Priuicipals would do well to immediately. LUCRATIVE POSITION TO A GOOD MAN WITH ‘$60; stock on hand as security for your mousy. Address 6. H.. A ‘A. GRAND CHANCE TOGO INTO THE MANUFAC- turing business is now offered ; articles tn universal demand: enoroush investigation solicited; 5,00) to $8,000 wanted. Apply at No. 725 sixth avenue. PHYSICIAN [IN HIGH STANDING IN A NEIGH- charge ; wish'to BAN KERS— Herald office. Doring crt} bat Ing to retire from business, will dispose of his $12,000 a zene for $5,000 cash; Yeams, Furniture, eat Estate (if desired) at a bargain, SALES AT _AUOTTON AUVOTTION. ‘ “JERE. JONSON, JR AUCTIONE JR., AUCTIONEER. « Furniture, Mere! ise and Pine Arts Salesroom, Nass a eet Real Estate Department. 31 a row, New York. On pone ROW (Wednesday) jay), at lW3¢ o'clock, rg ee pepe street, larre bay 1 of” ouehold nt and Kitchen Furniture), in chene Brackets and Hiagragn Carpets: ax reat Variety; very fine imported trained setter , eo. UCTION berry HANDSOME AND USEPUL Deck: see eee FoRerr ge ait cker & Br. wave Steinway & Sons 7 Cotate Huapoter'e fine Bronzes. &¢., OOD ets, DI ands: $3 hair rand rep, plush and Carpets. Hall oun aveni Corapetent men to te cars. pack and ship goods City or country. Sompunes iad ROBERT C. GASUIN, Auctioneer. UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION, ai private residence 12) Wést 234 s THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, commencing at 104 o'cloex. By H. EK. McDONNELL, Auction: er, sells alt the ele gant Household Furnitare contained ie namely, Pianofortes, latest styles P Curtains, bronzes, Centre Tables, case ee fee CB Dress: st is, us, spring and hair Matty csses, Suews 4c.; also basement and servants’ Purniture, Sale tive “Over 30) lows by catalogue. T SOMERVILLE’S AUCTION Mant, KS UNIVER. SITY PLACE, ON FRIDAY NEX DAY, STH INST, Cue REQUISITE FORA Soerourenre. HOME: UCTION,—POSITIVE AND Mg SALE OF 375 lots handsome sod usetul Household ae ea ‘By order of P fA VANDEBHOFY. Bi at ot the Soren que, tla ¢ West wenty-olgbtne 3 st avenue, this hic og Al tae at o'clock, Parlor Suis, noforie, "Carpets, Mirrors, ‘Curtains, Paintings Bronzes, Clocks, Tab qaeeres. Bedsteads, fn Washstands, nee ‘attresses, 3 8, Chairs, Tounres: Turkish Chairs; ‘ibraty mire Baer Chara Furniture. RABMER, Adcu oneer. UCTION NOTICE, HENRY ZINN) Auctioneer, sells THIS Day ALTON orolosk all the elegant Farnicure contained in private red dence, No, #1 East Twentieth strect, near Broadway, 2. t—Hlose wood Fanoforte, four round corn Purior aud ‘Sedroom Suite. Olipalutiigs, G Carpets, r= Page ty ed yell Sard Bureaus, Wardrobes, spring and hair Matiresses, every article necessary for housekeeping. 1 UCTION SALE—JOHN H. WILSON, AUCTIONEBR, salearoom No. 193 Chainbers street, on Weduestay, Roveinber & 1876 st a9 AM, sia 0 Ease street, oon consist e Crean Freezers, Ci + Count rs, Fixtures, Teebuss Too Sa sa ee Aree SALE.—RARE CHANCE FOR HOUSE Keepers and dealers on this day (Tuesday), at ele- gant residence 36 West Fitteenth street, near Huo, at 10% o'clock, superb ‘Drawing itoom sults, cow. ered brocatel ; velvet Brussels Carpets, Mirrors, no- fortes, Paintings, Bronzes, Fiaseres, Bookcase, 08a wood, walnut, areas, Wardrobes, hair Mattresses, Chinaware, ty ©) Sater Silverware, gc Tobe peremptory § sold iC the highest bidder. GUSTE MARTENS, AUCTIONEER, filth ave. ¥ W. & MITCHELL, AUCTIONEER, Manufacturers’ gale on account of removal acne TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY will selb en lane, om , November their entire vor Plated Were Aiabis Cutlery, &¢, Sora ris: nee Tea Sets, vers, Waiters, lee ors fea, Utes and Waser Urns Ditiner ami Break: fast Casters, Pratt and Fekle Stands, Cake Baskets, Cem. tre Pieces, es, Berry, Jelly and Butter Dishess Gaps, Gobleta Napkin Rings Water Sets Spoons "ork Ladies, &e-, together with a full r? line of fine plated T The above are all of the Intest and most desirabl style every article warranted tnple plate, and wi positively be sold without limit or reserve atten tion of the trade, hotel and restaurant proprietors t# galled to this salé. By order of Taunton Silver Fists Company. IN H. SWAIN, Treasurer an opportunity seldom offered. bee rf INGSTON & CO., 10 Pine stroet, A rope beeen outa $00) case eer be for sal clear pro! @ year; can ci doubled by additional cay capital * LIVINGSSON & CO., 10 Pine street A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO JOIN SOME honorablg lady alrcady established in business, dresamuting & iadiew underwear, or in a fancy store: | can furnish # small a, re money if required others need 4 apply, Adal ving full name and ad- Gress, BUSINESS, box 164 Herald Uptown ‘Branah office. NY MAN HAVING $100 TO $20 TO LOAN TO POT n my business can realize, with his services, good proam and Liv per cont Teonthiy on all Dusiness tans acted, Apply at 273 Hudson street. USINESS.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, A GOOD Dining Hoom, Restaurant or Hotel, oF some for Cash and woula Fent s place Turhished. ‘Adaress HOTEL. box 181 Ter ‘aid Uptown Branch office WILL SBLL THREE sme 1 MEDICINES, AT. A crifice ; require 4 sure fortune; fo . ALTON Herald Uptowa Branch oltice. WO ACTIVE BUSIN¥SS MEN, WITH THOROUGH Knowledge, experience and acquaintance in the frade, desiro a barter with capital in a manatacturing hat house. Address L. & W.. station A, Spring street, ANTSD—A LADY TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN A wentee! business with a gentleman; one with cember, $1 08; No Vamber tpaterey $115, Corn | he oe ne 3 Oats dull and | aC 5c to Buffalo. 3c. ero, seed, 30. Receipts—27,000 bushels rg? corn, 6,000 do. oats. Shipments—1.000 bbls. flour, 33,00) bushels wheat, 68,000 do. corn, 39,00) do. oats, Crtcago, Nov. 2, 1874, Flour weet fe to choice shipping extra suring. 2. = E5825 ugher and ES {ale demand aes i No. cash; Sie Novembert B554C., esate fos Tie rejected, The. a 76c. Corn active and bi W340.; ee, iid °ail ‘the years Folected. Bae ne Yeur | reject ear, Wc. Oats stoady: No. 2, c., cash; November, rejected, dic. a 41%<c. AE; fair demand ; No. Pupring at at 3 TY iosp ‘a cash ; November at $i 10; No. 3 do. Pork ‘dull and a’ shade lower at thé opening, ‘bar ‘closed. Armen; new mess, $17 50, casl February, xi 20; $16 be seller all the year. tirm $IL 35 seller all the year; $11 56 tor meats quiet and unchaiged weed firm at Lake freights-—Corn to Buffalo, On the open. Bourd this atternoon wheat closed Righer at 854f¢c., November; 85c. a 86c. tor December. Co Strong aiid higher; November. 72igc, a OTe. bid all the | year. Oats rmer:, November, 46%. Rece: ‘ecoipts—Fiour, 4.000 bbls. bushels; 3 oats, barley, ig do shipments— 143,000 bushels: corn, 128,000 do. ; ub0 do, ; barley, 23,000 do, oe oz corn, 46,000 do. do Flour, 7. Pita iment oats, 175,000 do.; rye, 1, OHEESE MARKET, Utica. Nov. 2. 1874, Five thousand boxes of cheese were offered here to- | aay and baal rg at 15gc, a 1c. The market was _o or NANCIAL, { WSt0cK PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market; | $50 to $100 Puts or Calls; $200 for double Privileges A | call on any stock gtves the holder as many advantages ‘as though he had made dn actual purchiase of the stock, yot there is no Hability beyond the amount paid for the there is no interest to pay, and the stock is con- trolled for thirty days without margin. | “This system of operating is tully explained mm a pam- | phiet, with yaluable stauistical information and illustra ons, showiug how small risks pay large proilts, sent free t0 all who desire to speculate. co. Bankers and browece, No. 2 Wall street, New York. NY ONE WHO DESIRES TO SPECULATE IN | Stocks with moderate capital shoula send for the | Explanatory Circular of the undersigned. It will give | Getails and valuable information regarding “Puts” and | “Calls” and otber “Stock Frivileges,”” also actual stato- ments explaining how many thousaids have been imade trom exceedingly stuall investme: EH FROTHINGHAM & (i jankors an Brokers, 12 Wall et =NOTIOE—OLAIMS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS A. “speedily and thoroughly prosecated, by an expe- Fientced attorney, without any Charge whatever unless Auccesaful; excellent, references from clionts. Address LAWYER, box 2,432 Post office. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Fore de M ages and other Securities, Insurance of al effected with best companies. Id. ABRICH: tt 00, froma Broadway. -STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGOTIAT- + ed. Puts or pte de Stl it mar: Ket), $150 to $350; spread r 100" shares. Send os anes “HOW ones is Lost and Made in Wall 81 LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 4 Broadway. _ $6,500, $7,000 AND $7,000 GOOD SECOND PUR. « chase’ Money. Mortgages on cast side dwellings for sale; orn months torun; would exchange for Mer- chandise and Principals apply to over, LICH. TENSTEIS, Lit Bast Forty-t fourth street. ISCOUNT LIBERAL ar, PURCHASER OF PRIME $1,000 First Mortgage, due in 18 months; security, acre property, near New York, Apply at 61 Moutgomerp street, Jersey City, office 6 XEQUTOR’S FUNDS OF $250,000 ON NEW YORK city first class real estate; no bonus; will also toan on baildings in course of erection. Apply at No. 6 Pine street, room 18. K. SISTARE OFFERS FOR SALE NEW YORK EB G state i a and City Sixes, gold principal and in- terest, due 1896, prone mae 9 iE FA LS ORE NS OLDERS OF THR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the indiana polis. Biaoe hepatica and Western Rail- ‘way Co! Bi Siyt mmunicate immedi- ately with NK S| EPARD, ‘chair an Bondholders’ Committ a at fourth ‘floor, Nassau strect. Print bondholders’ mecting sent om appli- ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON gccn yay airing SORROW OK IN without bonus. Princi le- bata L. CRANT, 11 Pine street. /SBLIGMAN & OG | J Ae Binkors, New rad isd of credit tor *Eacaticr, Bn typ ood in ia maty ate sof QSRPH, AND sae CITY RAILROAD ry te pide or defaulted Rail- ine BER igang. Pine nureet, i Now York. hs baled DENVER rAugosp BONDS | sol rd by Ba pitts Be) “rae airondy a IN A NATIONAL ENTER. coess, AN enterprise which Se “het ended Breakdown in MONE roaneie ie eet i affect; offering a perfect ai Hi with oa pitaliste, 00 7 Herald offige. means and willing to devote her mutual interest in the samo, Address C. B., Herald Brooklyn Branch office. { PARTNER WANTED—NATURE oF Bley | ) poss diamonds, camely Lair shay tches, | $50 ts, seadlskin sets, &c. For ree | Sadres MiVINGSTON. Heratd oftce. | 5 OOO -PABTNER WANTED; ESTABLISHED | A and, paying monopoly of great promise and highest fe | must be @ good ‘asiuess mao. LAY, box 119 Herald office. ess CHALMONDEL- WANTED, A PARTNER, IN AN $10.00 established and very profitable busi- ness, that will $1,000 per month. Address 8. L., box 160 Herald 5 —_—__+»+___—_. BEAL ESTATE, Sate of the New York Private Park Property. There were no transactions at the Exchange Salesroom yesterday, and the election excitement | is likely to distract attention from this market, at all events for the current week. Messrs. Potter Brothers report the sale on Satur- day of New York Private Park lots, adjoining Jerome Park, as fairly satisfactory. The extreme range of the prices realized was at from about. $3,000 to $6,000 per acre. The total number of lots knocked down was ninety-three, This would bring the average price of each at about $350, After the adjournment. of the sale (it had been announced that only a portion of the property would be disposed of) the auctioneer was solicited to sell spectal parcels at private sale, but this the agent of Mr. Opdyke dectined to do until he had consulted with bis principal. Mr. mit of a few of such selections tor private pur- chase, but still retains his intention of disposing of the bulk of the Rr perty to competitive bidders at public vendue. The result, it may be said, 1s re- garded by conservattve holders as, 11 not all that could be desired, yet certainly encouraging. GEEMAN IMPERIAL PINANOES. The Social science ‘Congress at Eisenach has | passed favoring the introduction of a general im- pertal income tax, to be combined witn the cus | general | rs of the | Bedding, pol also ould. con- | By order M. Blau. budget would be abolis! rgued that every German 8! expenditure of the Empire as iar as possible in proportion to his means. __.__ PURNITORE, WEEKLY A! AND} MONTHI GY et tad J FOR sanitary, Carrere and M. COW- PERTHWAL: & 0 155 and ner itty street. An immense stock § and | iow Prices, Great bargains for cash MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, COST $400, FOR ie ining Hermes: be recipe , i Fehrs Teaving city. 96 West wnear oth aye A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS Household Furniture for sale—In lots to suit, at privey, residence 12) West 234 st. Parlor Ps Chamber pas, Mt) Mirrors, Bookcase, &c.; Bedsteads, Mat FAMILY HAVING NO FURTHER bb POR their Hoasehold Furnitare will sell, in lots to Sat lor Sui! fat Seeman a ace “eighth street, Neat Si near Sixth avenue, A REFORM mi rf INSTALMENT BUSINBSS,. ORGE A. Ce 141 Broadwa: is announces & pet in "prices a hberal terms of any in At, Eley ae ero ture, Carpets, ay nie aid hair Matus om, wiccani burs . ours Fu Beds Bedding, Ac. Pf Fa . 4 LLY & CO., corner of Twenty-fifth street and Bixth avenue. ORNITURR AND, CARPRTS FOR SALEBY A i, Giving up housekeeping aut, AD: ply ato, 6fr rospeck ear’ Worty-hrat sureet aud ye SROORD HAND AND as, CARPBTS, ALL rich patterns; tay Brussels, three-ply and si inazaln vary oh cheap; at the old place, 12 Fulton M322, Ae gre READY.—WILL BUY ALL bed 8, ac. ‘one wouter a ex oom rate sale; No noise ‘Address DAWSON, MATRIMONIAL, near nnnnnnnnnnn ne A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF EDUCATION, &€. receiving a tolerable Cah woud be glad to me @ lady of retinement, matrimoiially inclined. By ba dou DH 157 Herald office, ty s Shae pay cantal first year; Opayke has since announced his willingness to ad- | brary and Dini A kia Eee ama eas + FD, ‘ko. 'N. B.—in good order: must be i throe days, ‘private residence 20 West dist GREAT SACRIFICB, CASH.—MAGNIFIC Satin brocade, Paclor Sait, cost $390, (or 3 zB ae Ser Sra Roeary, bi Dining Furniture for one: price. Cali immediatly, Residence eeaunitan sont B* C.D. mae cUCmTaRaES a a va Auction Commission and Storage, urteenth, near Fifth avenue, will sell ty day ‘Cruesd a ), at UD A M,, Dronipt Jorn assortment of second hand fg rar Housekeepin, cles, &c.; Bedsteads, Beds, Ss a Bedding, Stoves, Kitchem comprising Parior Suits Breing Cases, comprising Parlor r nt Wardrobe, French walnut Bedstead elegant pier rror and console able, ore en Naren frame Mirrors, lot fue Catlery, two Turkts Table, lot office Furniture, Desks, &c. Bealass invit No reserve. Seats for ladies. ‘DWARD SCHENCK, aU Oe aEe C) LisERTS Ling Sarr! eremptory sal t auction, come Misting, in part, of ric Frevoh’thina Dinner Sets, ‘tem Sets, Dessert Sets; real and artistic Rronzes, Cloc! Feat Parian marble Sttaettes; Boliemnian and site Vases; Toilet Sets, Flower stands, &c. ; fine crystal Tot Services. col of Goblets, ‘Champagne, alt Wine Giisses, Decanters, Sc.- on Wednesiay, Thuradat and Friday, November 4, 5 and 6 at LU o'clock et day. Every article guaranteed perfect. ENRY B HERTS, AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD ¥ FURNITURE, MIRRORS, Cn, ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, AT 10} O'CLOCK, AT 24 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET. The entire contents of the above house, comprising velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carpets; rosewood Parlor and Chamber Suits, French plate Boat meres Cornices and Curtains, fine Oil Clocks, 8, Ornaments, Vases, &c.; ‘Etagere, Gonire Fables, Cabinet, walnut Sideboards, Extension ee or Di Chairs, fine Li omy Bedding and Mat china. Glass ‘and Silver together the’ Kitchen Farniture Utensils, with which sale will commence. e. Catalogues poi on office of Auctioneer, 656 Broadway. FypEsey B HERTS AUCTIONER! CF BaoaDWaAY, NBAR BOND STREET, HANDSOME HOUSRHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, &c., ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 222 EAST soy 5 ee STREET. PEN Wis Botnet 3 ENRY D. MINER, Al late Heury i Lact Miner 0, 105 Duane sire abroad wes mM MORADAT NOVEMBER S wee Bt 10} o'clock, at oe arercoms, No. 764 Broadway, atree! ASSIGNEE'S 8 SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. Continuation sal ok ioe balance of Vast of Cabinet Furniture, ing rosewood, black walnut and oak be eine mages ech a er Mirror Furnitare ot B. SSruceet tos RENTaROC omen ain ie etd MAAS Ts Seana hs ikruptcy. Details in time. 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEE! SELLS THIS «day (tuesday) November. & at 10k o'clock, at 1536 Bowery. 11 fine live geese feathe: and Pillows lot of embroidered Shurt Fronts and a variety of general Merchandise, without reserve. Dealers invited. Also Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machine. - TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, orteat age sale on Wednesda: Bovesibey 4, 1874, a& 10¥ o'clock, by virtue of Chattel Moi aj the Furni~ ture of the large double four story private residence $13 West Twenty-second street. Wear re ear Eighth toad (October 13) had under discussion the financtal | Shndes Mire Mirrors, Clocks, system of theGerman Empire. Resolutions were | Bolsters Lot large russels and other Carpets, Oil Bure: Bedate: unges, Sofas, "Tables Chairs, Teather Pillows listers, best hair and other Maxepens, lame lot of din ‘ardrobes, Extension Tabi Dinin: aire, | Sear Furnes, Grockery, table Cetagey as, ao. oh < ES 'C. QUINN, Attorney for Mortgage. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—JOSEPH. renter oak | i Fer day. st abil getock, Siotlows mel: Auctioncer, will sell, on Twerday, November 17. 72 Sixth ayeuue, 60 lots of men’s and fand Wom Watches, Diam: ry Sewanee ARSHAL?S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OP AN EXECU tion I expose for sale on Thur: Sth inst at No S40 Bast aaert fitth street, at r caus ‘& large lot of Household Furniture. DAWNBROKER 3 cace Raomae M'GRATH, longer, 153 Chatham, street cor | gig all rm Sha 11 ocloeka Men's and Wome or He Blankets, ts, &ec., also eet Pants and Vests. Oversky, Bast Brosige OKERS, rly ee GENERA! jo. 8D Bowery: will soil this Tsand women’s Cloth’ 1B. Unuerclothing, “Quit Blankets Bedding, Boots cs “4 ac, Pantaloans and eae. ty sora Sialfabx He, ar} iB. —The gale’ ot om- mence st 11 o'clock sharp. {eT OY WERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND GENBRAL AUG- 1's sale of Furnitar do. Cappets, Piano, Ae Cc. hoe 9 ay, November 5, at 10 o'cl: aif strevt, first class Furniture, viz., Sr etior, raul, Dina ining: Room, and Chamber Furait Carp lot rom, &c.; also a ‘ane P' Piang, ges. OB hb Pi) cs ‘DANCING ACADEMIE e AS TLSON'S DANOING ACADEMY, ARTHUR FA. Hall, 58 West Fourteenth street, néar Eighth ave- lasses now open fusny Send for cire lar. Soires every TM esd aod Wr 18, Bors Bites: Satu: SAUSE'S DANCING AGADEMIES.—CLas A. ik Masonic Halt 14 Bag Treeuh asrect oe Yoort Hall, 154 Kast PRIVATE 'LES- RS aS bee, SP CULAR at private academy, popworrts a a, FOR DANG. A. RA caseae ee of tere Mort Co Page poe es fg ato a on suitgres, —J. MARS’ ACADE! F A ieee ABI, Sekt ee day’ vening, jovember 4, arson betes Pee ROOKRS’ pRiprk ng Peete S61 BROOME st, ee CHILDREN, ND y iY 4 Mivpatelng tee M Sees, ee Rn! bie | THE SEASON. Nee nr nner am 8 nt BVENING—A aocrem ON ahaa ee Dr. Kahn's arih street. the ia est a aad met mad aa usoumn 0 fry Four sree rgest al PROIAL LECTURES BVRRY NIGHT AT rican New York Museum of ane Way, petireen and” eocker streets,