The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1874, Page 11

10 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Strong and Active. GOLD ADVANCED TO lO 1-4. Money Easy and Government Bonds Firm. AN IMPROVING BANK STATEMENT. | Watt Srreer, } SATURDAY, Nov. 7—6 P. M. The stock Market to-day continued to exhibit strength. Outside buyers presented themselves in more than usual Dumbers, and even the most persistent bears were obliged to confess that their caleulations had been changed by the new | political deel and its resultant symptoms, That coniidence in the futtre 1s being attended by an outpouring of fresh money is beyond question; that capitalists are siowing their faith in an | early improvement is a fact that can- not be doubted by those who observe and | analyze the course of investment; that | prices generally are advancing as the re- | sult of political changes, and that we are entering upon anew speculative career, are also signs of the hour. We predict nothing; but | capital seems to have assumed such voice since | the election as to leave little room tor doubt con- ceruing its purposes. The faltn of the people ia more potent than the power of the local specula- tor. Itisby no means certain that the incoming week will not show lower prices as the conse- quence of a temporary raid, yet it muy be written almost like a prophecy that within sixty or ninety | 4 days we shalisee in Wall street a scale of prices that will make every buyer jubliant who holds at present igures. THE STOCK MARKET o-day may be described as strong. The highest prices of the week were made, Compared with the close yesterday there were no losses, buton the contrary, m every instance a gain, The leaders of tue market were Union Pacific and Pacific Mail. Ohio and Mississippi was also prominent on ac- count of its significant advance to 30%. Lake Shore likewise maintained its late prominence by moving up to 8T4;, and Rock Island advanced to 98246 THE SALES | of the day amounted to 225,000 shares, which were | 2 distributed among leading stocks as follows:— New York Central and Hudson, 800; Erie, 5,400; Lake Suore, 100; Northwestern, 12,800; North- western preferred, 800; Rock Island, 3,100; Pacific Mail, 33,300; St. Paul, 8,100; St, Paul preierred, 900; Obios, 31,500; Western Union, 23,000; Wabash, 3,200; Union Pacific, 65,100; C., C. and 1, C., 800; Panama, 6 THE GAINS of the day are shown by the following closing figures, whicn are compared with those of lust evening:— Gan ntic and Pacific, preferred, 1 per cent; New York Central and Hadson, 4s; Erie, 343 Hannibal and St. Josepv, 34; Northwestern, com- mon, %; Lake Shore, 4%; Ohio and Mississippi, 1%; Pacific Maul, 1; Panama,1; Rock Island, %; St. Paul, % 3 Wabash, 4; Union Pacific, 1; West- NG PIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. | The following table shows the opening, highest | and lowest prices of the da: Opening. 102! Highest. Lowest, pt Bt ‘Wavbash.. No:thwestern ... Nortuwesiern preferrec Kock Isiand... Pitcsburg.. Milwaukee and St. Paul. Mil. & St. Paul preierre | do, bew, registered, 116% a 117; | 1868, registered, 117% 0118; do, do., do., coupon, on account of interest, and $682,000 in redemption of Ove-twenty bonds, The operations of the Treasury at the New Yo oMice during the week included the disbursement Of $2,554,000 on account of interest, $3,233,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt Of $1,549,000 for customs, Of the call for $25,000,000 bonds due November 1 $7,000,000 have been received, $1,200,000 in national agency is now making prompt return for all notes sent in for redemption, The Treasury holds $85,600,000 in bonds to secure national bank circulation and $16,500.00 to secure public deposit. GOVEKNMENT BONDS, | | | | | ing quotations:—United States currency sixes, | do. do., coupon, 118% & 119; do, five-twentles, 1862, registered, 111 a 111%; 40. do., dv., coupon, ex-interest, 11's @ 111%; do, do, 1864, registered, 112X a 113; do. do., do., ex-interest, 11344 & 113%; do, do., 1865, registered, 114 @ 1144; do do., | do., coupon, e@X-interest, 143y @ 114%; do. do., do, do, do., coupon, 116% all7; do. dg., 1867, registered, 11794 all7\; do, do, do, coupon, 117% a 118; do, do., | 117% @ 118; do, ten-forties, registered, 1114 a 112; | do, do., coupon, 112% a 112%; do, fives, 1881, regis. tered, 1119, a 1114,;; do. do., 0., conpon, 111% a lls. RAILROAD BONDS were frm, Hnason River second, sinking fund, sold at 108; Chicago and Northwestern consoll- dated gold bonds at $1; Chicago and Northwest- ern firsts at 95, Union Pacific firsts at 894, land grants at 87 and sinking funds at 754754. Han- nibal and St. Joseph eights, convertible, were bid | jor from 80 up to 81 without sale, Central Pacific donds closed at 9314 to 955g and Union Pacttics 8044 to 80% for firsts, 86% to 873y for land grants and 754 to 75% for sinking funds, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE bank notes received for redemption to-day. The | 4 wy Government bonds closed steady at the 1ollow- | 44. 400. 18a 118%; do, do., 1881 registered, 118 a 118%; | 12 BESEEES = 3 ytete 4 MILAStP pf... Sig 0 54 Ucat... Ma 974 Del, Lack &'W.109* a 109 3 2h a Bhp a TO <0: a Han & St Jo..! 264 8 Am EX. : a Han & St Jo pi. Sz5g a 32% US Express...) Gt” aw Luke shore... Big a Bly Wells-Fargo Ex 77 a 78) NY & Har..." a 131 Chi & Alton, Ral NYCHh RR. Wwe w 102% tsb bs aw FSIg NJerCe WES a 107 Ohio & M $3 a 30) Panama, 1 & EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxnon Propuce Market.—Lonpox, Nov. 7—Evening.— Spirits turpenun | in 26s, Sd. per cwt —__-~.-+-___ FINANCIAL, “? THE LOWEST RATES IN TWO YEARS STOCK PRIVILEGES negotiated by us are the lowest the market, on best parties, and guaranteed by our- ives. The following are the distances at which Al privileges are obtainable through our house :— Saturday, Nov. 7—10 A. M.,) Before Call. j if 100 shs Atl &P Tel... 200 shs Erie RR, lov 0. 200 do f 100 Mil & str wk. do. ils 116% First Board—10:30 A. ™ $1000 M O's,H £8 Jis,’86 9334 1000 shs LS & MS. SU LEDD O's, 0,€XC. 55%, ZW do 50 do. Bolg cd Alb & Bus 200 C& RI U0) do... Gow Un rac RR ist. 100) Un Pac 7’s, 1g. 3 « ye 20w Un Pac skg fund. 74%, 1000 Pac ¢ bas.b3 93%, 100 Su) Pac it of Mo Ist 80% 3000 1000 Det, M & T Ist. 99" Bu 5000 do... dy € oP NY | 19000 Ohio & Miss e's f. 9144 3700 | 3.00 Obio & Miss con, 95 900 4007, P & W ist iD. 80 \ 1) Bank ot Rep: Kk Ohio and Mississippi. New Jersey Central Delaware, Lack. & V Union Pacilic «., C. & LC. Western Union Atlantic and Pact Paciic Mati Pavama.. die T THE MONEY MARKET. Money closed st 3 per cent on call, without feature. Foreign exchange ended as follows:— Sicty Days. ‘Three Days. | Prime bankers’ ster- } Ting bills om London. 4.84% a 4.8534 4.8834 9 4.89 Good bankers’ do... ... a 484% 4.98 84.08 Frime com. sterling do, 4.5349 Paris (bankers’) % 3 Antwerp Swiss... Amsterdara . Hambary. Frankiort Bremen... Prussian tualers .. was without feature, the market ranging from 110 at the opening to 110'j, with the close at the lat- | ter price. The rates paid for borrowing were 1, 2, 144, 244 per cent and flat. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges \Grrency balances Goid exchanges. | Goid balances. 725,856 | OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. | Gold balances. 58 Currency baiances Gross clearances. Currency excnang: pdt, | Currency balances 20,599,409 | Gold exchanges. 36,582,428 Gold balances. { THE YANK STATEMENT. | The Bank statement shows an increase in the | Jegal reserve of $153,000. Loans increased 2,108,000, which is strongly indicative of renewed business, and in specie $553,700, Tne report of the week i@iegarded as encouraging and suggestive Ofa turn inthe tide against which so many have recently fought in vain. i ‘The following !s & comparison of the averages as | furnished by the Clearing House :— Digerences, | Oct. 81, Nov. 7. ¥,500 $286,086,500 Inc. $3,108,000 Specie 2 500 In 608,700 Legai tena’s 169. 500 Deposits.... 901,200 Circulation. 25,400 The following suows the relations between the cotal reserve and the total labilities:;— Oct, 21. Nov, Differences, fpecic...... $12,021,100 OO Inc. $ Legal tend’s 69,621,000 00 Dec.. — 169,000 Tot. reserve $71,642,700 00 Inc.. $383,800 Keserve re- quired ag’s deposits.. 56,463,175 56,688,475 _ £xc's of re- serve ab’v jegal res | quirement. 15,179,625 15,388,025 inc. THE FOREION MARKET. London advices state ‘lat the Bank of England to-day lost £127,000, Consois were a trifle cas American securities steady, Erie s0i@ at 264 a Wy. Paris rentes, 62f, EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. ‘The foreign commerce of the port for the week was :—Gen 1 merchandise imports, inciuding ary gvods, $4,770,530; produce exports, $7,771,025; specie exports, $228,434, The total merchandise | imports, including dry gooas, since January 1 this | year, are $40,960,807, against $343,484,769 last | year and $y’ 202 in 1872, The total exports | ol produce since January 1 this year are $245,631,- | 698,,against $250,359,474 last year and $194,540, 084 in 1872, The total exports of specie since Jannary 1 are $45,076,593, agains: $43,496, $62,882,508 In 1872, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The dbajances inthe United States treasury at the close of business to-day were $15,460,101; special deposits of iegal tenders for the redemp- | tion of certificates of deposits, $53,165,000; coin $4,098,000, including $21,067,000 in coin certif cates; outstanding legal tenders, $582,000,00), The customs receipts were $202,00. Revenue receipts to-day, $540,000; for the month, $2,115,000. Whe Assistant Treasurer to-day Daid Our 2.200.000 158,500 ; wo do.. 7W) Pac Mail Si aN do. 14 do 20 50 Ne 20 03 44% 100 a0, ij 21 Adams EX. +1 1y Tol & W'RR pi | 100 on 30 Morris & Exs.. | 7 65 Fac vk of Mo. | 4a ao. 1 wo) do.. | 100 L8&M 8 nw do. ivy 40. oO do | 4 do. WO Chi & NW pt....be . B bw) Nd Cen be 2700 re Bug 2 Pac Ri of Mo...06 100 At & Fac pr. its 2to3 P.M. $1000 AN Weegb 81 200shs Un Pac RR.b3 36 ood Un Pac 7's, 1g BN Osea + 36 5000 Un Pa 10 67 she Hay Sw West t 00 70 700 lw 1490 Go. KO a0 100 Atl & Pac 1 a last year and | y nal Siu West Un Let 50 5 Amer Express b BU NY Ce iy! 2) ao. Ww LS& Me do 100 shs Con Coal 8 Westtni 2) Amer Ex Co... SONY Cali RAK 0 do. 5w Erte RR. sULséM sk 50 ao 1s00 Un Pac RR. Ey) do... ‘4 20) GO... . oli, 200 Mil & St Ppt $64 100 101 & Wad fic 36. I NO vee, . 36% 20 Pac RRot » lw do 2600 | 20 >. | 400 By WO Atl é ta 1000 36, WW do. bay $5% 70 Obio & 100 %° 60) do. ow sees w 10 do. Second Board—1 P. NWecegb.bebs 81 $00 shs © & NW R.be b3 & NW ist..be ” O. bs 5 1000 Un Pac RR ist.be 8 19,00 Hud R 2d, 8 f..b0 10 Del @ H Canal..be 14y0 shs West U 1. bead Joy Quick Min Co. oni dee FER 403 Pac Mail 58. #0 do... 2500 4 ‘ I3uy aus 20 DO. se one 20 NJ Cent RR 6 dO... 20 2) Han ao. ast 10) do. | Rates Good for the} “Puts” | “Calls,” week ending No-| Below Above vember I Market. | Market. orth western .. | St, Paui Com. Ohio and Miss, Union Pacitic Double Privileges ©. and M ‘This system ot operating in Puts and Calis is now rec- ognized as the safest form of stock speculating. m rei in in: We issue a pamphlet free, explaining the various odes of «perating; 10 showing how large sums are alized from moderate risks. All persons having auy terest in making money should send for a copy. formation relating to stocks cheeriully turnisned and how the fluctuations of the market may be best taken A advan) € 00. tare ¢ ddress, for particulars, TUMBRIDGE Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wail street, N. Y. é Explanatory Circular of the unaersigned. oe } mm NY ONE WHO DESIRES TO SPECULATE IN Stocks with moderate capital shoula send for the lalis and valable information regarding “Puts” and Salis” and other “Stock 1 rivilege enis explaining how many thou. nds have been made trom exceeding!y small investments, ALEXANDER FROVHI M & CO. Banke! Wall street. MERICAN FIRE INSURAN AUENCY, 132 insurance through us you’ save Broad way.—By from 1) to 1d per cent: insurance effected in all first class companies in the United States, Ev. PUTS OR CALLS $10. law PER 100 SHARES, —sTOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGOTIAT- DOUBLE PRIVILEGES T MARKET), $150 TO $35); SPREADS, $80 TO $200 SED ‘OR PAMPHLET, “HOw MONEY 1S LOST AND MADE IN WALL STREET.” MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS, OR TO BE WAD AT OFFICE OF LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 7% BROADWAY. ae AT REA! other Securities, best companies. J. J. SONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgayes and insurance of all kinds effected with HABRICH & Cv., Furmture, & ty ED PROMPTLY ON MORTG 1GE $ cashed; Stocks, Bonds, Real Estate, uiture, &c., sold by . VK. SIEVENSON, Jr. Pine strees or 2] Ea! street. —MON Mort A. gages, Railroad Bonds, 5 Oiher Securities, in sums from $1! MONEY TO LOAN ON BONDS AND MORT- Stocks, Notes, Drafts and and upwards, at short notice; correspondence promptly attended to. Address or apply tov. M. ANDERSON, Foorn'5, 150 Broadway. Nei. A | bondsmen first class, tor sale at large discount FIRST MORTGAGE OF $10,000, LESS THAN TWO years to run, on Brooklyn lots worth $40,000, PHALON & SLOAN, 31 East Seventeenth street. City 7's, Jersey City 6’s, Peexsi Water 7’s, St. Louis City 6's, gol | other first class municipal and railroad Bonds for sale by YASH ADVANCED ON LIFE ID Mortgages and other approved securities at | J cies J Apply at 61 cluss Real Ext. pl; ROOKLYN CITY 6'S, BUFFALO CITY 7’3, JERSEY Water 7's, Flushing Newark City 7's and DANIEL A. MORAN, 49 Wall street. rate “s sHELDRAKE & CO., No. 43 Pine street. ISCOUNT LIBERAL TO PURCHASER OF $1,00 | First Mortgage, secured by, near-by acr its e, prapert ontgomery street, Jerse, fice XECUTORS’ FUNDS OF $250,000 TO LOAN, WITE out bonus, for five years, on New York city fir Estate; also several sums for Brooktyn. Ap- iy to the Exeeucor, No. 6 Pine street, room 18, en: sale, $1.0 each. Address I rei be sent them. FRANK | holders’ Committee, Bennett Building, 99 Nassau street, IVE FIRST SEVEN PER CENT GOLD MORTGAGE Bonds of Nas «and New York Extension for YESTMENT, Herald office DIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN Railway Compan; rst mortgage bondboldertare juested to communicate with the undersigned, an sot the minutes of the bondholders’ meeting will SHEPARD, Chairman of Bond. N room 9 fourth floor. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals de- ring to BORROW OR INVEST apply to |. L. GRANT, 11 Pine street. I WILL ¥AY FIFTEEN PER CENT TO GET A smail Second Mortsage on good city property cashed. Inquire at 405 wast 113th st; no brokers. Broadway, room B, OANS TO ANY AMOUNT PROMPTLY MADE ON collateral securities, life policies, furniture, pianos, ds, jewelry, general merchandise; Second Mort Bt DAGNE Hudson st, WITHOUT BONUS, IN ANY amount required; also good Second’ Mortgages 5 ble rates, by 0. G. BENNET, 11 ONEY TO LOAN-ON CITY PROPERTY; FIRST ‘and Second Mortcages en shed JOSEPH M . 87 Cedar street. S your address for a Circular Bonés of the Industrial D IMMEDIATELY SEND IMMEDIATELY SEND IMMELIATELY plaining the issue of the ‘Exhibition Company of New York. SECOND PR UM ALLOTMENT, SECOND PREMIUM ALLOTMENT, SECOND PREMIUM ALLOTMENT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1874. MONDAY, DE {BER 7, 1874. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1874 Drawn Series Bonds participating in the Second Pre mium Drawing for sale at qT T $40 EAott, HIRD SERIES DRAWi) HIRD SERIES DRAWING THIRD SERIES DRAWING MONDAY, JANUARY 4 1875. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1873, | MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1875, Every Bond bought before the Third Series Drawing participates therein; for sale at an) mdi road Bonds $% EACH. $2 EACH $20 RACH, Address for Bonds and Circulars to MORGENTHAU, BRUNO &CO., ~~ Financial agents, “No.2 Park row, New York. Post oMee drawer No. Remit by drafton New York « 'y banks, by registered tter or Post office money ord . JOSEPH Bond AND DENVE CTTY RAILROAD Northern Pacific and other defaulted Kail bought b, tablished house of ALBEK LAY & Stock Brol " . SOBEL AND DENVER CITY RAILROAB BONDS bougut snd sold by HAAR & CO., De 4s Wall creey It will give | 8,”” also actual state- | URANCE POLI- | | | | { | appraiser. Address box 5,500 New Y. ‘aanpcahntninahn ieee Sa ait onioabantiies 7 COMPLETE PRINTING HOUSE, COMPRISING five Departments—viz, Lithograph, Job Printing, Binding, Map Mounting and Electrotyping—in full order (100 hands), is at arena wo "Glows a'partnership expiring by + terms easy, wire s BRAY LEY, Buflalo, N. an Y ag DIAMOND BROKERS.—ANY DIAMOND BROKER wishing more capital in his business will ress W. W., box 219 Herald oiiice. ANTED—$125,000 FOR A TERM OF YEARS ON, Weatern real estate Boud and Mortgage, valuation at over 0 by, & conservative Ite’ insurance or! Ware OF $10,000, ON IMPROVED REAL estate in city of Newark, N. J.; will stand thor- ough investigation; bonus paid. ‘Address 5. T. M., Herald office. ANTED—$10,000, ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON NEW, first class, full size brown stone House and Lot it Harlem, near Boulevard, Address PUBLISHER, station D. Principals only. ()() CASH CAPITAL WANTED.—ABSOLUTE $2.500 security ; easy opportunity to build up a very large business in 12 months: well Worthy considera: tion of those understanding dry goods with above amount of cash. Address, tor interview, PARTNER, box 181 Herald office. $10.00, $25,000, $102,0:0 TO LOAN ON $5,000 fist Sostange? icy terms second. pure chase money Mortgages wanted. *i0 00 for Farms this Stave. SHIPMAN & MERSEREAU, ‘82 William street, New York, 000. —A LADY WOULD LIKE TO BORROW oF» '« this amount to go into business with, tor which she will pay liberally and give first claas security. Address LEE, box 125 Herald office. 10.000 WAXTED.<826,00 SECURITY ; INTER. . est and liberal bonus. Address X. X., erald office. $10.000 WANED, FOF A FEW MONTHS FOR . which liberai interest will be paid and beat security given; investigation solicited. Address er: H., box 121 ‘ald office. ‘ TO $30,000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL $25.000 required to develop and increase busi- hess, an active partner in @ weil established and very profitable manutacturing business; staple article; no compention ‘eady large saies to best class customers, Principals only avply. with iull name, stating appoint: BUSINESS ‘PARTNER WANTED—IN OLD BSTAB: MANO- factaring bi ati sales $30,000 to cap be hinds interest remainings puriier moroaghiy practicay Gs Pariney Get Hudaon street RTNER WANTED—IN A GOOD PAYING In 4 whole; estate. ing and {very stable. or, if preqrred: wl sell x) " ee oO) ldress SANDERSOS, Heraid 01 PARTNERSHIP, 08, OTHE RWISE—$2,000 TO $5,000 wanted to extend established manutacturing busi- (specialties) | proditapie monopoly. Address SI'E- CIALITES, Herald office. baggy WANTED—WITH AT LEAST $5,000 CASH, tw join the advertiser with an equal amount, to fur; nish new and open a new hotel in the city, in # good Jocati ARNOLD, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A MANUFACTURING BUSI. Jess, sta} with a capital from $1,200 to $2.00). ‘4 HOUSE, Herald Uptown Branch office. poretar HOTEL, REVT ON THB BUROPEAN plan, tor sale—Well furnished and in pertect order; | Spacious’ restuurant for transient trade; wnexception- able neighborhoot: favorable iease and doing a paying business; worth $20,0W0, Apply to GKIGGS & CARLE- TON, 93 Broad way. * ARE OFPPORTUNITY.—FINST CLASS DRUGGIST, with $3,0W) to $4,000 wanted. Address box 1,15) Post office. NWO GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS, WITH first class business gualtfications; to the right par- tles a liberal arrangement will be made; no communica tion will be consiaered without the names ot reterences enclosed. Address J. 0, & CO., Heraid oitice, 10 T—RESTAURANT.—THE WELL KNOWN AND Jong established Oyster House and Kesiaurant No. 25 Clinton street, near Fulton, Brooklyn; has been kept for many years by Dominick Colgan, who now wishes to retire ‘on account of his advanced years. The house is large ana commodious, well furnished through-, cut; 18 first class, and in one of the best locations in the city, This is a rare chance for a party who under. stands the busine. as the for makin, pony rospacts king inquire of D. & M. CHAUNC eet, Brooklyn. (0 THE SPORTING FRATERNITY.—FINE ROOMS, in good locality, to, rent, or the Lease and Fixtures Gt the nice place for sale, for $230; the eat in the city. ‘Address WINE HOUSE, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—PARTNER, ACTIVE OR OTHERWISE, with $5,0J0, in a sate, secured and honorable busi- ness, paying large profis; capital secured by collaterals; references required, Address BUSINESS, bux 107 Her- otitce, meut, to 5. L., Post office, Newar! TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT- roklv, Property. HILIPSEN & SAILER, 1,205 Broadway, corner of Iwenty-niuth street. TO LOAN—ON CHOICE BOND AND $100,000 morteaxe, witnout bonus; also on bonds, lite policies and currant coliaterals; ~econd Mort- ages bought. Apply, trom 1to3, to H. A. JONES, 3) m 4. Pino street, $125,000 Fee Widhoat vonus Apoie to JA: CUB ROSENFIELD, 304 West Twenty-seventh street. $500,000 RoresSiereeaces and other valuatie Securities, in sums to sult; also casi to buy the same. PAUL P. TODD, 55 Liberty street. COPARTNERSHIPS. EW YORK, NOVEMBER 7, 1874.—THE PARTNER- ship heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of Muckleston & Harkness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. John Harkness is authorized to settle up all affairs of the said partnersuap liect all debis due the same. ane aT HOWLAND MUCKLESTON. JOHN HARKNESS, BUSUWESS OPPORTUNITL DDITIONAL CAPITAL SECURED FOR INCOR. porated companies, merchants, menntacturers. Undersizned are solicited to invest capital for numer ous Lusiness men possessing large amounts, ALEXANDER FRO1 NGHAM & ( STOCK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES NEGOTIA + gd, Humor calls $109; double privileges, cat ma | Ket), $150 to $350: spreads, $58 to $2) per 100 snares. Send for pamphlet, ‘iow Money is Lost and Made in Wall Stree.” LAPSLEY & BAZLE:Y, Brosers, 74 Broadway. RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MANAGER, OF GEN- teel appearance, is wanted immediately tor a first requires. 114 Broad- A Glass Jilerary entertainment: small cap! Apply to #, RULLMAN'S Theatrical agen wa A RESPECTABLE MAN HAVING A FEW HUNDRE doilars can control his money and receive one- the profits in the manutaciuring of a staple articie. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. BAKERY AND HOTEL, INCLUDING STORE AN Stable (one estate), well esiablistied in business centre, West carms, Twenty-fourth ward, this city, tor sale or to let; all in periect order; very olisible tor pre gnt geodwill and future growth. Apply ta HO; ot PHENS, owner, 187 Broadway, or J, WELLS, near premises. PARTNER WANTED—IN THE PROVISION business, with $2,009 to $5,000, with services; strictly | cash business, Address PROVISION, box I’ herald office. f & MAN, WITH $1,590 10 $2,099, CAN BUY ONE OF the best paying corner Tea” and Grocery Stores up iown; Horses, Wagons, ej satistuctory reagous tor welling. Address M. 5. Herald office. PARTY WANTED—WITH A MODERATE AMOUNT of means, to join the advertiser in an entirely new enterprise: one who is accustomed understands bookkeeping preierred none bat principals need answer. Address G. H., Herald office, A Spanisa in a city school, or toa private class of at her residence or as desired. Address®. 8. 5., Uptown Branch of LL READY—AN ESTABLISHED BROKERAGE business, to receive an active partner with some Capital (about $5,000), to take the place of partner re- tring. Address G. W., box 4,905 New York Fost office. A GENTLEMAN, WITH $500 TO $1,030, CAN HAVE contro! of Business, already paving over $100 per month, especially adapted to sewing machine agents. Particulars at 15 Fourth avenue. EB. BLAKE. VARTNER WANTED—WITH $500, IN A facturing business; parties investing have full con- returned every thirty days Address rald offices. A {RING PARTNER IN GOOD, SAFE business, wiil secure investm Feterence, desires a position 'to teach French aut tipils lerald ifu Aint moran bulge eetebinend sapien rst mortgage; bus table and staple, sid “3 E. H. VAND i, 4 ? 1 Union square. AN AGHYE, INTELLIGENT PARTNER: WITH $4:0, wanted in a desirable and profitable cash office dustness; pays from $4,(0) to $4,500 per year. Apply at 108 West Forty-second street, from 9 tiil 1. A TADDIMIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED « for merchants, manutacturers and othe Interests, Ac., negotiated; Reai bsiaie exchanged ior Business. Persons with capital seeking bi i of approved opportunities. Reterenc 8 ‘Vea vo., 32 Vesey street; Wentworth & woollen com. mission, 64 Worth street, ac. GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, $$ Broadway. GOOD POSITION, WITH A SALARY OF $1,00 A year, will be paid ‘to a business man who can put in $1,5W in a mannfacturing business just started; 2) per cent will be allowed on the money, with tu!l guaran- we. Address or apply wo F. 0, GkEBA, 75 Adantic ayenue, Brooklyn. RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN 10 GO INTO THE Livery Business, either as partner or can bave ail; one of the best in South Brooklyn. Address 5., Brooslyn Post office. No agents. NY BUSINES3 MAN WISHING TO 4 set of Furs or Seal Sacaue, tor his lady «1 direct to the manufacturers, C. Z broadway, corner Tenth street, opposite Stewart's. =A, 'LEMAN’S DINING ROOM, with smaul capital, No. ¥ Johnson st, Brooklyn, PARTNER WANTED—LADY OR GENTLEMAN: ‘with $1,000 capital, in the broker and loan business» to loan money on diamonds, watches, &c.; Investment “a doable t Address he amount every’ 30 day: Id U ch of PARTNER WANTED—IN THE FURNITURE STOR- ‘age, express and auction business; a good man with About $20 can meet with a good chance Apply ai BAT&hRSON & CV.'S, 695 and 697 sixth avenue, corner of Thirty-fifth street, A $5,510, $5,009, $6.00, « chase’ money Second Mortgages for sale, eight months to run; first tour years on four story (cast side) Stores and Flats; heavy discount offered for immediate gash Eeincipals apply to r, trom 10 till o'clock, LICHTENSTSIN, 741 First avenue, corucr Forty-second stregt. REWERY,—A PARTNER WAN tical brewer, in a brewery fl: improvements, or will lease BREWER, Herald office. 1g D, BY A PRAC with all modern same, Address the NAPITAL WANTED FUR EUROPE, For an extended, well established Paper Mill in Germany, near the Swiss frontier, « special or active partner With $.0,000, for an equally hair proprietary in. terest in business ‘and real estate, This partnership offer is worthy the special attention of such who wish to secure a steady ‘anteed income tor capiial in- Cy vested. Total value o: 120,00" flor grounds. des Foundings salubrious le. fecily pure water, with unlimited water power. present sole proprietor erected new and power! chinery, and doubled the mali’s working capacity, ne- cessitated for the prompt execution of large orders, “The business ts strictly cash, aud its aNairs suow at present 2) to 22 per cent het gain, For full particulars address, for one week, giving name, CAPITAL, box 4,052 Post office, New York. UTCHE Never failing. pers iis mae ESS ROTARY APORATOR, WORKING dally fair American Institut y "profession de- Mmanding my time; will sell share to responsible party who will push saies, A. KOUERS, Engineer, Hyde Park, New York, OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Shades in Brooklyn, present owner retiring; or wit lease tor aterm of years, Address HOIKL, Herald office. URNITURE AND CARPED BUSINESS FOR SALE— , and will be of at alow figare. SH, 89 and 91 ion phi Brooklyn, &. D. Fo, SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A FINE PHOTO. graph Gallery, best location, Broadway, on account of other business of the proprietor, Inquire at 129 West Broadway. I bear investigarion; trucking preterred. x 166 Herald ouice. we’ WISH TO INVEST A PEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WITH —$4,000—HAVE, worked myself into It i Party must be sirictly temperare; not atraid of AGuress, tor ve days, A. X Herald off JARTNER WANTED—IN A CUSTOM SUIRT MAN if with PARTNED 00D means work. lactory on Broadway; af energetic man, mall capital, will And this a desirabie opoortunity, Ad- Orers i, 4 00,, Heraid ot to office duties and | YOUNG PARISIAN LADY, WITH UNDOUBTED | $6.00 AND $7,000 PUR. | ion the best in Brooklya, EB. D.; size of build- feet, wit evator, stable and hg conven. Hached. ihe business is now in the fiandsofa | Gisposed Ade and services in a well established business that will | Address D. J. | itis larger than my | | ing to engage im such busine: 3 Mining | | causing considerable damage. the second floor of the House was used by Mr. | | and the best security given. ANTE.D—A POSITION OF TRUSTAND RESPONSI- bility ina mercantile business, by @ thorough business nian, of many years’ experience, in which his qualifications may bé made available; reterences first class. Aduress W. B. M., Herald office, ANTED—A BUSINESS MAN WITH $5,000 TO $10,000, to manutacture an Unsurpassed ton-con- ductor, Address NON-CONDUCTOK, box 627 Post office, Balumore, ANTED—A PARTY TO ADY. bring out an invention in which $20,000 can be realized in 90 day: and security given. Address ©. 5. office. ANTED TO PURCHASE—SALEABLE NOVELTIES ‘and Specialties, Manufacturers and others having such please call: also late agents’ :addresses for sale ch SIMPSON & Jortlandt stree: ANTED—A PARTNER 1N THE AUCTION AND Real Estate Business; vp town; one with mone can call and see for himself that inoney can be mad: will be given for the mo! invested. Ac , 2.236 Third aveune. Can be seen to-mor- ‘ast 116th street. WA STEDSA GENTLEMAN, WITH SOME CAPITAL: to purchase interest of ‘retiring partner in a weil established and highly remunerative medical specialty. Address PANTNER, box 120 erald office. CE $5.00 TO ‘at Britain, from best references box 107 Herald Wwss PA Fi HW $50 CAPITAL AND services in a pleasant and profitable pusmness that will bear a careiul investigation. Call at 751 Broadway and ask for Mr. COFFIN, $25 —A_ BUSINESS LADY, IN OR OUT OF CITY, 40. with this amount of’ capital. can earn $2) weekly In a respectable business; cau dé done at home; taaght in one lesson. Second avenue, basement bell. $200. —A_ MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT TO TAKE DOUU,. a Branch of our House. NEW YORK BOOK CONCERN, No. 7 Warren street, fourth floor. 500 —ANY ONE HAVING TilIs AMOUNT TO IN- OUU, vest will be patd $50 a month for use of sane Address JACKSON, box 131 Herald office. 1, 00 WANTED FOR A FEW MONTH ’—FOR . which $75. month will be paid. and first class collateral security given, Address WILLIAMS, box 129 Herald office, $1.00! interest in a Proprietary Medicine Busi- neas that will realize $5,000 first y money, secured. Address RARE CHANCE, box 21: Ld ofties $2 500. —A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN WOULD ado ‘+ give his services and the above for $20) per month; security for capital required: facuring preterred. Address, for FivE, Herald Uptown Branch office. Oo 6) —A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN $3.00 0.-thate $20) a month, without services, and Address HAR- have tull security for money invested. KISON, box 127 Heratd oitice, $5.00 CASH AND PARTNER WANTED— Business high toned and very profitable monopoly ; $30,0) in the Dusiness; thorough ‘trial will be given, Address CADMUs, box 116 Herald ofice. 5. 000 —BI NESS WANTED, WELL ESTAB- De. + lished and protitable, By a thorough busi- Hoss man, Address, with Feal name and full particulars, EDWARDS, Heratd office. 5 000 TO $10,00) WANTED—BY A SUCCESSFUL ee manufacturer near the city, with the same amount in his business, for investment, with or without partnership. Address ¥, MILLE: street. WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH THIS $10.000.-ahiount, who ‘will recetve tuterest tor his money and an coual share of the tusiness aud be cured. Address C., box 139 Herald ottice, $20.000 Scune man ot aitcen rears experten: in manufacturing and selling ail kinds of tadies’ lnc and linen goods and novelties; now in charge of wu de- partment ot this kind in one of the largest wholesale pousesin this city. Varties having above capital desu CAPITAL WANTED—BY A cial partner, may arranze ior by addressing H. W. LANCASTER, box 182 Herald oitice, ‘ TO $6),00,—WANTED, A PARTY, GEN $30,000 dentin Srinty: With the avove ainount to take Walt Interest in a gul and silver business, pay’ ing 100 per cent. No risk. Address B. M.K., box 2276 Post office. A 6 —A PARTY, WITH THOROUGH BUSI. $30,000. tess abittis, who ean turnish above amount within six months, as partner, and willing to vo South, to manufacture a’ staple article; Al reterence ; none but those red to nego: given and require pre AND SERVICES WILL SECURE HALF | R205 'Eust Fourtecnth | liate, on investigation, need answer, being an Al oppor. | tunity tor business with litte risk. "Adddess, rull ame | oniy, SOUTH, Herald office. WAS RECEIVED IN ROYALTIES $540.000 in 1873 from the McKay single thread, chain stitch boot and shoe sewing machine; a few thoa- sand dollars wanted to introduce a boot and’ shoe sewing machine, now extensively used in Europe, far superior | to the Me machine, because it makes 4 double wax- taread lock-stiich. Address 3. 2. HOVEY, ¥7 Thomas street, New Yors. $+» -____ A CASE OF CONSCIENCE, A anonymous letter of whicn the following ts a copy was received at the Department of Taxes and Assessments yesterday :— Anpnews, Esq., No. 32 Chambers street, New “d please find $75, for taxes on a small estate, cone of which goes to a widow. Ii the estate the 1 were placed on your tax books the assessors would soon run up the rate so as to seriously cripple her, ‘The entire estate consists of three smali mortgages, I pay us from iny own pucaet. Yours, &., ury, as by the following receipt:— New York, November 6, 1874 Received from George M. Andrews, $/5 (ag stated above), credited to general fund. GEORGE W. LANE, Chamberiain. CORONERS’ GASES, Coroner Etckhoff was yesterday ealled to the Park Hospital to hoid an inquest on the body of Patrick Curran, who died from the effects of aico- holism. Abouteleven o’clock on Friday night James Banks, a colored man, forty years of age, called at the lodging house No, 52 Wooster street ana asked Jor a bed, which was furnished him, Not making THE LATE JAMES KELLY. The Action Taken by the Board of School Inspectors Yesterday. A meeting of the Board of School Inspectors was held yesterday morning io the rooms of the Board’ of Education, corner of Elm and Grand streets, for, the purpose of taking action on the death o1 tha: late James Kelly, one of their associates, Mr, Ane drew Miils presided and Mr, A. McL. Agnew acteds 8 Secretary. Among those present were Superé intengent Kiddell, Inspectors E. H. Kimball, J, W. Gerard, W. B. Gray, Chai Spear, Professor Mil« Jer, Mr. Kiernan, secretary of the Board of Educae ton, and a number of overs, ’ The Chairman, in calling the meeting to order, sald:—“We have assembled to pay our tribute to the memory of our esteeuiea friend, James Kelly,, and to moura is loss.” He then referred to hia long acquaintance with the deceased, and men- toned the singular cotncidence that out of the seven first commissioners that were appointed by Mayor Gunther ten years ago four had passed: away during the past six months, Mr. Mills then spoke in feeling terms of the high character and benevo.ence of the deceased and the noble works he had performed during his lifetume, and con- cluded his remurks by saying that Mr. Kelly bad aiways done his duty a8 aman, nis life had beem ap honorable one, he had lived the allotted time of man and is gone, leaving us and all his friends: to mourn his loss, A letter was here read from Mr, 8, S, Randall, Inspector of the Eighth district, in which he re- gretted his inability, through ill health, to be pres- ent, and paying & high trivute of respect to the iin J! W. Gerard then olfored the for r. J. W. Gerard tnen omer e follow! lutions, which were adopved:— cial Whereas on the 24 inst, our venerable triend * BEieAr. James elly, fox shelaee ae years Inepector of; 0018 i ict in city, was remo’ by death from our inidst; therefore, v4 ee Resolved, That we, his associates, feel deeply the his beat friendly intercourse, his kind words of coun- sel, his active co-operation in every eflort to advance the: cause in which we are engaged, Resolved, That (he common schools of this city, in— cluding both teachers and pupils, have all mustalned ry serious calamity tn the decease of Mr. Keliy, who by hi taithiul altention to their inverests, his precious words o! encouragement aod his muniticent provision for re-. warding excelience, so greatly aided and supporte Cay is ‘their efforts to carry on effectually the work o! ucation. Resolved, That the community at large have cause to! mourn the deccase of so worth, il public spirited m, citizen, and that the name of Jauies Kelly shouldever be. held in grateiul remembrance tor his unselfish exer-' tions to promoie the best interests of society, ag well as’ the general good of mankind. Joss off Mr. Gerard, in offering these resolutions, also- in a few well chosen words, paid a Ligh tribute to- the memory of the deceased, Mr, Kiddel, in seconding the resolutions, said Mr. Kelly was 4 man particularly to be loved. His unselfishness und thoughtfulness for others was calculated to excite in all who knew him an affectionate regard, He had endeared himself tor every teacher und every pupil, His name was: with them as & household word, and the remem- brance of his beautiul character 18 still with, us, and is leftas @ legucy to the pupils in the’ schools and to us. Mr, Perkins Was the mext speaker. He said it had beea very truly said that there are times when silence is lar more eloquent than words. Yet I shouid fail todo justice to my own feelings: and to those Oi my associates did I permit thix sad occasion to pass without saying a single word) in reierence to car honored and lamented brother who has so recentiy been gathered to his fathers. It was my good fortune to receive the appointment of inspector of Public Schools at toe! same time that you received yours, Mr. Chi an, and Mr. Kelly bis, and irom that time until his death I have been in almost daily intercourse with him, The first time that lever met Mr. Kelly was, ata meeting of the newly appointed inspectors held in this nall jor the purpose of exchanging views in reierence to educational ‘matters. His. tali and commanding: personal presence at once, | made a favorabie impression on my mind, and was almost instantly reminded of the splendi lunes of Dryden— Mark his majestic fabric! He’s a temple Sacred by birth and built by hands divine. Mis soul's the deity that lodges there, Dor Is the pile unworthy of the God. | Mr. Keliy had not long held the office of Inspec~ tor when he conceived the excellent idea of pre- senting goid medals to some of the most meritori- ous pupils attending the public schools in nis dis- trict, and at his request 1 had the honor of presenting the first Kelly gold medal to a pup o: Grammar School No. 11. He had not tne great versatility of talent and fluency of Itsy honored assoctate, James W. Gerard, nor had he the stately eloquence of In- spector Authon, bor yet those original aud some- What incompreiensible characteristics which dis- tinguished air. Hecker from the common herd of mankind; but be was a man of fine culture and tu- telligence, and was the possessor of a personal Magnetism that drew around him a Nost of ad- miring friends, On motion of Mr. Gerard a committee of three ‘Was appointed by the Chair to arrange and pre- pare a pamphict containing the proceedings of the meeting and the discourse delivered by Dr. Beilows at the juneral of the deceased, for dis~ tribution, The meeting then adjourned. SANITARY MATTERS. Meeting of the Board of Health. The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon. President Chandler occupied the chair. reading of the minutes of the previous session and the transaction of some minor routine mat- ters, Ur. Day, the Sanitary Superintendent, re- ported that during the week Jus. passed 2,189 in- spections were made in the city by the sanitary inspectors aud thelr assistants. Three pub- lic buildings, 1,189 tenement houses, 230 private dwellings, 101 other houses, 20 manufactories and workshops, 30 stores and warehouses, §9 stables, 59 slaughter houses, 2 dumping grounds, 1 pond, 2 piers and docks, 5 fat renaering establishments, 7 lead and pipe warehouses, 4 public sewers and drains, 42 sunken and vacant lots, 3 gut cleaning establishments, 3 manure dumps, 1 smoke house, 45 yards, courts and areas, 75 cellars and basements, $5 water pipes and drains, 119 closets and sinks, 41 street gutters and sidewalks, 7 dangerous stairways, 2 cisterns and cesspooils, 2 dangerous and smoky chimneys and 8 other Nuisances were examined in the same time. ‘Twenty-three houses were visited where cases of contagious diseases were reporte:|. Five hundred aud twenty-seven detailed reports on the resuits of thei examina- tions were sent in to the Sanitary Bureau by the inspectors. During the week fity-seven com- plaints were received irou citizens upon matters requiring the attention of the Board and were re- ferred to the insvectors for examination and re- ports. ‘The disinfecting cor; ached to the d partment, Dr. Day reported, had visited eight; one premises Where contagious diseases had been treated, aud disiniected and fumigated, seventy- two houses Of (hat number, destroying all the bed- ' ding and furniture in them that had been used by ‘the sum enclosed was patd into the city ‘ITreas- | the patients. Thirteen cases of smallpox had been discovered in the city and were removed to the Hospital by the ambulance corps, Fermits had been‘ issued to the consignees of eighty-eight vessels to discharge cargoes on vouchers irom Dr. Vanderpoel, Heaitu Onicer of the port. ‘The jollowing comparative statement of cases Of contagious diseases reported a; tis Bureau. for the two weeks ending October 31, 1874, was handed in and read :— Diseases. Oct. 24, Ort, 31, | Typhus fever. i i | qyphoia sever 16 bearlet feve or eas! i Diphiheria ws Smallpox. > Cerebro-spinal meningiits. ves 1 hig appearance the joliowing morning his room | was entered and he was found tying dead on the bed. Coroner Eickhod was notified, and will hola an inquest in the case. On shursday last thirty-five years of age, of very intemperate hab- its, who lived at No. 23 Grand street, Was arraigned beiore Justice Fiammer, of Jetierson Market Police Court, on @ cuarge oO! intoxication, and com- mitted. On Friday evening she was seized with convulsions, and died soon afterwards, Coroner Fickhor was notified, Her trienas took charge of the body and will give it a decent burial. BXPLOSION IN A DENTISTRY. Agas retort in the dentistry of Louis Thel, at No, 225 Bowery, exploded yesterday afternoon, The front part or ‘Thel for his business, and in asmali room parti- tioned off from the one in which he received pas tients the gas retort, containing the gas used in deutistry, was situated, it Was not quite full at the time of the accident, and the cause oJ the ex- plosion ts still a mystery, All the windows of the ‘atherine O’Brien, a woman | apartments looking upon the Bowery were com- | pletely destroyed, out fortunately no injury was | ustained by any of the people passing along the street. Mr. Thel was cut on the hands and face by pieces of glass, but was not otherwise danger- ously hurt. A loud report was made by the crear ae gas, which created a good deai of excitement in tue beighvornood for @ sort tine; but che police of tue Fourteenth precinct arrived promptly on the scene and dispersed the crowd that had coliected. As quickly a8 possible tue broken glass spreat over the exterior of the apartment was gatiered up and all traces of the biow-up removed but the Shattered windows, The loss sustained by Mr. The! ts estimated at $60, 1t 18 considered fortunate that the affair oc- curred 0 far out of the reach of the populace in the street; tor if the dentistry had been situated on the ground floor and the explosion taken plice there many persons must bave undouvtedly been injured. ‘The Board thea adjourned to meet on Tuesday; the 17th inst. AMERICAN PUBLIO HEALTG ASSOCIATION, An important meeting of thts society will ne held in Philadelphia during this week, com- mencing on Tuesday, in the Hall of the College of Physicians, During the session, which will con- tinue till Tharsday evening, papers will be read and discussions had upon some of the most inter- esting and important topics connected with con- tagious An@ infectious diseases, sanitary science, hereditary indirmity, hospitals, excessive iniant mortallty, sipplies Of 100d in large cittes, treat- ment of offal, water supply, scuoviroom perils, suicide mM cities, Ventilation, sites for nuildings, vital statistics of large towns, health enement houses and many other kindred topics by a large: company oJ the foremost medical of the country, together with @ number oi representa- Uves oi other professions, interested in the great questions involved in and connected wiih public health. THE CENTRE STREBI FIRE, The fire at Nos. 170 and 172Centre street, re- ported in the HkrRatp yesterday morning, and which broke out at ten minutes to two o'clock im the morning, 1s estimated to have caused @ dam- age of abvut $5,000. The fames started in the boiler room in the basement of the building, a five story brick, and spread with unusual rapidity 0 tue tipper floors, Messrs. Wood, Tibbails & Pike, veneeriug manufacturers, occupied part of the house, Their joss on stock is estimated at Coad insared. Heyenger, Ruttenberg & Co., briar Woo! hee, makers, occupied the second and third floors, fhe damage to the property of this orm is pus down at $600; tisured, Karl Heilender, a seroil sawyer, Who did business on the fourth foot, sus- tained a loss of $1,000. The fifth Moor was occu. pied by H. B. Heaton & Co, Loss $2,000, A damage of $1,000 is esumated (o uave been done PLUG, WHICK 18 inAnred, After the-