The New York Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1874, Page 5

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Men. A FIRM STOCK MARKET. Improvement in Bonds and Invyest- ment Securities, GOLD STEADY AT 1101-4 Money More Active and Showing a Tem- porary Advance, WALL STREET, TUESDAY, Noy, 10—0 P, M. ‘The frmneas that has recently characterized the | There | market continued to exhibit itself to-day. Were the usual Quctuations, but the undertone ‘Was well sustained until nearly the end, when, in obcdience to some pressure, there was a trifling decline in prices. A somewhat thorough | inquiry | elicits the fact that considerable buying has been | done by outsiders in anticipation of a brighter tu- , ture, and how well their judginent 18 established may %e inferred from the following extracts from @ portion of the recent correspondence of a prom- anent banker which we are permitted to use :— CINCINNATI, Noy. 6, 1874, We must report a petter general trade in this city, and there are strong evidences springing up that we are not completely dead, Increased con- fidence, receipts at the banks of more money in 8mall lots, and confessions on all sides are gradu- ay being made that alter all there is some trade OnICAco, Noy. 6, 1874, We are giad to report a decided tuange tor the Detter in business here, and @ more hopeful teel- ing prevails, PHILADELPHIA, Nov, 7, 1574, It appears to us that the political revolution of fast Tuesday ts the final cleansing: of which the country was in need; the new year, we believe, ‘Will show at any rate great improvement in busi ness, LANCASTER, Pa., Nov. 7, 1874, Peed business men were eXpress more confl- CLEVELAND, Obio, Nov. 6, 1874. Just at present {need considerable money nere, $8 the brokers’ business has ted up suddenly and trade seems to have receivedf new impetus, The foregoing extracts, illustrating, as they do, a healthier and more hopeful situation, likewise | Justify the prophecy that unless some untoward event occurs in financial circles—aud there is cer- tainly no indication of any mishap—the incoming year will witness onr entry upon a career of prosperity that will compensate for much that we have lost, although our business may be done upoa @ lower basis. Capital ts even now begin- ning to apeak with 3 voice that carries no uncertain sound. It 18 needless to analyze the stock market or do more than indicate the chief movements. Erle was excep- tionally strong in response to an improvement in London, Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph showed signs of lameness which were ascribed to the de- Jay and uncertainty attaching to the laying of the new cable, late news pointing to the necessity of buoying the same in order to repair defects. It gained a trifle, however, on the closing prices last night. Pacific Mail, St. Paul, Hannibal and St. Joseph and Union Pacific were lower. .,, C, and I, C. received more than usual attention, Lake Shore moved up to 8234, but subsequently, owing Wa desire to realize for a turn, went off to 8144. THE TRANSACTIONS amounted to 191,000 shares, which were distrib- uted among the principal stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 2,400; Erie, 14,200; Lake Shore, 45,100; Nortnwestern, 6,500; Northwestern preferred, 300; Rock Island, .2,200; Pacific Mail, 17,900; St. Pauw, 5,200; St. Paul preferred, 200; Ohios, 23,800; Western Union, 15,400; Wabash, 33,800; Union Pacitic, 32,800; ., vc. and I. C., 3,000. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST. “The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest Lowest. 102% 102 18035 130 29% 2834 82g 8G i 31% 31% Northwestern . . 3935 33% Northwestern preferred.. 54% 35 A Rock Island. - 99 9946 98% St. Paul. . BAM aig Bang St. Paul + 54 bas 4 Ohio an + 80% 31% 30% New Jersey Centra! 1083 10635 10634 Del, Lack. & Western + 109 109 109 Union Pacific + 36% 36% 35% Cc, C.& - 10 10% 9% ‘Western Union « 70% 10% 7934 Atlantic ai and Pacific Tel... 1934 1936 1936 Pacific 36 4555 ak Pasatieen Nog = 5K GAINS AND LOSSES. ‘The character of the market to-day will best be understood by comparing the closing prices with those of yesterday, which, it may be remembered, were strong. The result is as follows :— Gains—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, cent; New York Central, 4; C., ce &h Delaware and Lackawani %; Erie, 9% Shore, % ; Quicksilver, 2%} Rock Istana, “igs Jantic and Pacific Telegraph, 3. Erie in Londo) gained %. Lossks—Hannibal and St. Joseph, pit Norn. West common, %; Pacific Bt. Panl, i653 Telegraph, . 2 per Ory JS G inion Pacific, 4; THE MONEY MARKET showed more than usual activity, the rate on call loans advancing to4 percent. The bulk of busi- ness, however, was done between 2% @ 3% per cent, at which the close was mace. Prime mer- cantile paper commanded 6% a 7 per cent, and from 8 to 12 per cent for lower grades. Sterling exchange was firm. Prime nominal rates, 4.853 and 4,89, Selling rates, 4.84% a 4.85% and 4.88% a 4.8834; little doing. Cpntinentals steady. Reich- tern Union marks, 95 4 95%. Cables, 96% a 0%. Prime Paris firm; 5.14% and 5.11%, GOLD closed at 110%, all the sales of the day having ‘been at 110% a 110%. The feeling with reference to the future of this market is about evenly divided, there being no basis upon which calcula. | tions ure made other than phat which attaches to Jocal demand and speculation. The course of Bpecie abroad is not fully understood here; but | there are sagacious business men who argue that the withdrawal of bullion from the Bank of Eng- | Jand and a consequent increase in the Bank rate mus: produce corresponding strength in America. ‘The rates paid for carrying were land 2 percent | to flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... seeee = ee Currency balances. Gross clearances, TUB UNITED STATES TREASURY. The national bank notes received for redemp- Won to-day amounted to $415,000; revenue re- celpts to-day, $180,000; Custom House receipts, | $404,000, Six million dollars of called five per cent bonds were received at the Treasury from London Jor redemption. ‘The Treasury balances were as follows :—Currency, $16,206,276; special deposits of legal tenders for redemption of certiticates of deposit, $54,900,000; coin, $83,681,727; Including ein certificates, $21,593,400; outstanding legal tenders, $282,000,000. The Assistant Treasurer to- Gay paid out $173,000 on account of iuterest, and $488,000 in redemption of tive-twenty bonds. GOVERNMENT BONDS. These again showed the favorable result of an investment demand by advancing on an improved business from 4 to percent. They closed firm at the iollowing quotations: sixes, 11645 0 118% ; do, do., 1881 registered, 118%; @ 118% ; do. do., coupon, 119% a 11934; do. five-twen- tes, 1862, registered, 111», 4 111% ; do. do., do., cou- pon, 111% a 111% ; do. 1864, registered, 113; do. do., do., coupon, 113% 4 114; do, do., 1865, regta- tered, 114% 9 114%; do. do., d0., coupon, 114% @ U5; do, do, do., new, registered, 11714 a 1174; ao. do, d0., coupon, 11744 & 117%; do. do., 1867, regis- sored, 117% & 118; do, doy do, convon, 118% 4 Mail, 44 Panlama, 365 | ‘United States currency | } i coupon, 111} @ 111%. PRODUCE EXPORTS. ‘The total exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,161,241, mixed values, which is a decrease from last week of $74,878, The exports for the corresponding NEW YORK 118%; do. do., 1868, registered, 117% a 1184; ; do, do., d0., coupon, 118% a 118%; do. ten-forties, reg- istered, 112 a 112% ; do, do., coupon, 112% a 113; do. week of last year were $7,229,723, $ 617. aud $199,767,701 in 1872. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The principal feature in nis epartment, ac- cording to cable advices trom London, is an ad- which are 4 higher, and in | United States securities, which have improved 34, Owing to the heavy withdrawal of bullion from the Bank of England it is believed that the rate of discount will be ratsed at an early day. reserve {5 now £4,000,000 less than last year at this The rate of discount in the open market for three months? bills is 3% per cent, or % per cent In Paris rentes were 62f. 5¢, vance in consol: time. below the bank rate. | fives, 1881, registered, 111)4 a@ 111%; do. do,, do., Encouraging Views of Business | and for 1872, The total exports since January 1, thia Fear, are $247,792,839, against $257,580,197 last year The Consols for money, 934 a 9894; do. for accounts 98% & 9334; five-twenty bonds, 1865, old, 106% a 10034; five-twenty bonds, 1867, 1093 @ 109%; ten- forty bouds, 10434 @ 104%; new fives, 1033,; Erie, 26), a27, Market quiet, out frm. STATE BONDS were strong for Tennessee, Virginia consols and North Carolina special tax, tnird class, South Carolina sixes, new, non-iunda, ble, at 7; Tennessee sixes, old, ex-coapon, at 5539; oupon, at 55a 553¢; Virginia sixes, consolidated, 65; do., deferred, 13; Missouri sixes, long bonds, at 95a 953g. Several private transac- tions took place in Floridas. The political im- provement throughout the South is exerting a Missourts. sold at 75 do,, new, € healthy influence, Dot merely upon its securties, but upon its real estate, latest bid! 1802, ed, 8345 lina 6’g, old, January and July, The following were the Missouri 6's, Asylum or University, 2; Mississippi 6's, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1975, 10134: Mississippi 6’s, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1386, 9334; Mississippi 6’s, Hanniba) and St. Joseph issue, 1887, 933}; Tennessee 6's, old, 72; Tennessee 6's, old, ex-coupon, 5534; see 6's, new, 73; Tennessee 6’s, new, ¢x-coupon, 55; Tennessee 6’s, new series, 6494; Virginia 6’s, old, 37; Virginia 6’s, pew, 1866, 36; Virginia 6’s, new» 1867, 36; Virginta 6's, consolidated, 55; Virgivia 6's, eX-matured coupon, 52; Virginia 6’s, consolidated, second series, 4134; Virginia 6's, deferred, 12; Gecr- gia 6’s, 75; Georgia 7’s, new, 89; Georgia 7’s, endors- Georgia 7’8, gold bonds, 7334; North Caro- 273g; North Caro- lina, old, April and October, 27; North Carolina 6's, North Carotina Rallroad, January and July, 43; North Caroltna 6's, North Carolina Ratiroad, April and October, 43; North Carolina 6’s, North Caro. lina Railroad, off January and July, 83; North Ca- rolina 6’s, North Carolina Railroad, off April and October, 33; North Carolina, funding act, 1866, 18; North Carolina, fundng act, new, January and July, 15, April and October, 1244; North Carolma, special 1ax, Class 1, 6; North Carolina, special tax, class 2, 6; North Carolina, special tax, class 8,6: South Carolina 6’s, 2534; South Carolina 6’s, January and July, 21; South Carolina 6's, Aprii and October, 21; South Carolina, funding act, 1868, 20; South Caro- lina, land grant, 1889, January aud Joly, 17; South Carolina, land grant, 1889, April and October, 17; South Carolina 7’s, 1888, 17; South Carolina, non- Tennes- 1868, 17; North Carolina North Carolina, new, fanding bonds, 7; Louisiana 6’s, 27; Loulsiana 6’s new, 24; penitentiary, 22365 Texas 10's, 1876, 9634. RAILROAD BONDS, These continue to bein favorable and good de. | mand at enhanced prices. done in Union Pactfo’s, firsts of which sold at 90%, With other sales at 89% a 90; Central Pacifics sold @t 9544 2 953; Union Pacific sinking fund sold at 755; New York Central first sold at 110% a 111; Erie fifth at 68 and Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 a 98. Central Pacific bonds closed at 951; a 9544, and Uniun Pacifics, 90% to 90% for firsts, 83 Louisiana 6's, new, 22; Louisiana 7s, Louisiana 6’s, levee, 2754; Louisiana 8's, levee. 28; Louistana 8's, levee, 1875, 27; Alabama 5s, 1883, 364; Alabama 8's, 1886, 41; A large business was to 8834 for Land Granis, and 74% to 76 for Sinking Funds, Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold bonas rose from 8134 to 82; Chicago and North- west consolidated plain brought 85; Western Pacifica sold at 86; Uhio and Mississippi consoll- dated Sinking Fund brought 943, and Unio and Mississipp1 second, 78% @ 79; Fort Wayne firsts | Bold at 10935 @ 109, and seconds at 104%. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Tuesday, Ne Nov. Bist A. M.,) Before Call. { $25000 oes special 1 a doy chi ST RR, 10 100 do. woes WNYCCHRA...bS $500, 8 6's, "BL, aos G8) i 1uuUd Do b's, 1) Sty & chia: 100) NJ Cen do. 0. £0 isic on. $8 00 Mich Cen 7: REI oe fee Lack & W. 109 ‘ac RR, +3 7 ZW U 38 9) 300 ‘Bx 200 56% 79 100 £6 ne i 2° 30d es 45% 20) Tol & Wab 31 1500 do. 3); 455, 800 Bis 4534 200 33 453 Ea 318 4534 200 Rit 300 ang 7635 100 a1 76% 200 3u me Bs Q 13, 100 1% 2H 34 81% 10) 2 31% 10) 4 Er 39° 100 BP 39% 200 Ohio & Miss RR\1s3 30 39% 200 : 32) daw a 2% 31 29° 1500 318g Paes) 31 28% 1890 31 2834 600 BL 9 (200 31 9 800 pitt 9 300 3155 60) 31 1a 1400 3l 10415 8 # 107 30) a Spas io SESSRESESE: rts t € | Board—10:30 A. M. 600 hs Erie RR. 700 do. 100 200 Bariem ©. C, 100 Mich Cen HR a0. ow LS&M 00 do. iy do. . go 300, do. 1300 do. 50 90. 100 do: 400 do. 20 co 1900 do. uREe 2A 2 SSSsSessee 3 geese 1 Cet ii aks sepe: 38 Sree Pre eS geese neppsESs | quoted at | from 81 10a $1 36 for Rockland common, an | in value. HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 500 shs LS&MSRR.. 82 Lu Chi & NW RR...83 2946 ow) do. & do 2 Fort Wayiie RE wu N a Caw nig M1 Ses, r a "GN" ao. 0, ¢ we 30's, cl © LBM. Second Board1 P. MM, Mails $1000 Missouri 6's,°1b cou Va O's, det 1200) M& “7. be 2000 Alb & Sus 3d. 2300) Cen Pac ¢ bds. 3°0) do. 160 Hi & StJos’ IWC ERT EP HS, 400 shs West U..:b 2400 do. do. ion do... 7 100 Pac RK of Mo.be bs 40 2330 to 3 P.M. 500 sha L$ & MS 1500 60 $4000 Un Pac Ist. Wo shs Atl & Pac ‘tel $0) West Un ‘el do CLOSING PRICES—3° O'CLOCK P, M, Pacific Mail a 10% West Un tel 194 Erie. 20% Han é St Jo. 2088 Han & StJo pi. 32. a Lake Shore es a Sb 8 4 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Easy—Fiour Dull—Wheat Easicr for Spring—Corn Steady—Oats Firm— Bariey Firmer—Pork Quiet—Lard Ac- tive and Higher=—Bacon Firm—Gro- ceries Dull and Unchanged—Freights Steadier—Petroleam Dull—Naval Stores Quiet—Metals Quiet—Wool Firmer— Whiskey Higher. TUESDAY, Nov. 10—6 P, M. ‘here was but little change in the commercial status to-day, if we may except an increase tn the demand for a lew commodities, the general merchandise markets being dull and trregular, with uncertain valuations. In some cases various expedients are resorted to to induce a freer move- ment of merchandise, but the effort is nsuauy futile. Dry goods were dull, and there was little or no improvement except the checking of the decline in some kinds of both cotton and woollen goods through the decrease in the manufacture May be so constrned, On’Change things were, as usual, a little mixed. Flour was still doll, with prices generally in favor of the buyer. Wheat was dail and declining, except lor winter, which seems to have suddenly grown into favor, prob- ably on account of the better condition of the new crop, coupled with the extremely low prices current, which appreciated today under a good demand. Corn was steady, with a tair inquiry for export. Oats were still indemana and stulstrong. Barley was in demand and firmer for choice Canada. Whiskey was the turn dearer. Pork was firmer. Lard was fairly active and firmer on future contracts. Spot lard was nominal being held above the market. Bacon was strong, while cut meats were depressed and hard of sale. Freights were steady. Cotton was only in moderate demand and favored the purchaser both tor ‘'spot” and “farare."” Groceries remained dull and withoutappreciable change Bast India goods wore quiet. Metals, gener- ally speaking, were doll. Petroleam wasinactive and nominally unchanged. Naval stores were quiet and steady. Wool was moderately active and firm. Asuss—Receipts for the past three packages. The market continued very quiet, with pots quoted steady at6}sc. per lb. Pearls were entirely nom- inal. Borupixa Mareetats.—The demand for brick was fair and prices quoted steady as follows:—For pate, $2 5) and $2 75 afloat and $4 50 a $475 delivered: Jer- sey, $5 afloat and $7 delivered; up river, $5 25a $575 afloat and $7 25 a $7 75delivered. Haverstraw Bay, $6 a $7 75 afioatand $8.0 $9 75delivered. Fronts as fol- lows:—Croton—B rown—$l2 afloat and $15 dettvered; dark, $13 afloat and $16 detivered; th $4 LB gs and 17 Getivered: Philadelphia, $23 a $32 atloat aud $W a leli vere: Baltimore, $50 a “adlon te ‘Cement ruled ste: oy im value, under @ continued tair demand ; I Si for Kosendale and $4 25. 6480 for Por land and Roman. Lime was in demand and qogted, at at 1 $$ tor do. Laths quoted Steady at $f 8) for astern. Brrewax.—We have yet to report a quiet market, with quotations nomtually the same; quoted at trom Bc. a Sho Yor yellow Southern and Western, Broow Comx met with rather more inquiry and ruled steady” in, value ; quoted Rew aren Mur Gore ; medium green, 7c. a%c.; short green brush, 8. a red tipped and rei, Se. a iss ant Prat the marker to-day rated quiet, with prives of mediums and matrows 1 fe eusier. descriptions were unchanged We Medium, new, choice, $2; wediu: 1 G05 ‘narrows, new, schotce, old, cuoice, $2 25 A Kidhe, apne: new, $2 sidney, ehoive. $2 65.6 200; white Kidney, tair to goo: Diack eve peas, $2 70. BurteR.—Fine batter is quite scarce and ‘held with considérabie (irmuess, Choice Western is in more de- tand owing to scarcity of arrivals of fine State. Medium Western wells more readily and the market presents an improve Fd ae? State datries, firkins and tube, ane, dc, a dlc, por food to prime, tair wo state tate Grin, choles, selected, 290. a dle. ; do.common to. fair do, a alt tubs, choice, selected, 2c. a 43e. ge ‘B8e. Jump. in value. jum, fai 4 dc. ; do, common to fair, thbs, choice, tail made, 490. a 420. ; do., a a On, KOO, ‘s5c. a S7c. + ao, common. 5 4 PMs, ‘creamery, Aine, the. ; 0. Gair: eee Co ag Ao fair to Zool, B8c. a’ 4/0. } ‘ i Rte Western creamery, Reserve Sea tt “abn “chaice daity packed, serve eG choi ice * ac ker Bena Se! dou.” d0.," govd Lea Se. ‘prime to ood, "28 om do. ebekins, & hace, a Gorumon to fair, 240, a 270. 5 Soe Mo.: do., do., tai, to go Common to fatr, 23¢. a 28e. ; Bec. Corron.—The demand ie epee cotton was limited, and. under continued | free the market ruled Weak ar gnotations varshade easier prices, Were 4 utet. ojoaing weak. We quote Quotations aged on — standard of classifica days, 37 | hb a | Closing eriseee Soweter 1 Wee | ary cargoes, ai & Lbige. Stuppers holders jare not disposed to part with their | marks below The Liverpool advices t were of an iw orae nature — We State factory, fme to tancy, lke. & 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. vee, as, follows:—Yeuterdas. after, two, B. Mi=Novern ber er atin Me at 187. ae 14360. a unuary A W419 Hee vebruary ne dsige! yA 10 at ib 1s, % Lore a AY + 21-32 January, lt ae, js 1s 15+! + March, Tae Apri, 1b 2-826 4 1819 May, ata ibe. ; dime, 10, Bide. a 16%0. To-day up wo ai—Novtiatet ‘g December. tf Bod M4 2L.82e., ¥, 5 at 15. 15 25-B2c., 200 at oie Stay, 100 at 181 at IGc , At 15 ied. Total 12.50 bales, Grand total: 17 300 tales, tollows:—November,, 14.53: Vecember, 147: Juniary, 1g? Fobruwry, 10%; March. 15.50; “Apel, 1.20; uy, I@OT: June, 1029-82. Plrste l—November, 10y, short no- tion, 1th, at Mico, | February, 99) at 15 7 26. ‘To pales. Steond call—Mareh," 100 at 15 17-82 Dales: iecelptas at the "pert i—Ganiveston, 3; | Ai New Orleans, Mobile, ‘2 Chitrieston, Bava, Wiliningtot, Vo7ds Norfolk aI; "geile ore, 2 ww Fork, 1,383; Boston 2; Puiludelphia, » sisi ales Thid day last Week, 24,153; tois day “ihe market was ina values exbibited no cha: do. Wye. a 1hge.: treine range for fois, Wc. a Me. bi st. Domingo Costa Hic, Tsge. Angostura, Ize, < Savi a. ioe. 2 IB. gold. O aud So dave neral market is dull and devoid of life. ii ned bay aban ee ee aaa cheese, Ww: Hine, Ac. 15%40. ; State factory, air fo good, 18% do. ‘daines, ‘fine, le, a 1540.7 Orange’ county skims, ‘a i2c,; Obto factory, Chetdar snape, choice, tor’ ex- port. He. a 15! 1640, Jos dO. fOr domestic trade, 140. a} #10 ROOM, He. a Aie.; do. Go., poor, to tar bea ile! Nichia and Wisconsin 88 transacted raled dear cy stear! paratt 6s ne Fentine, I ie and 46: ob, ldo. a 18igs.. 1 Se. 8 1 Ce mod 1T3gc. per 1 CoGrenact Stock ruled firm in value under a continued xoud demand. | We quote:—Molasses shooks. S2-inc with “head 2.4 $2 25; sugar ahooks with heads $265; sugar shook: reads, $215 Ysa 9); Dox’ hooks, Te S400 75: pine 8 leads, $2 a $2 25; hoops, 1¢ y ‘a 400. hoovs, 12 ‘feet ordinary to orime. *CompaGk—fhe market hus suown no improvement, race ning dull for most descriptions — We append former quotations as ivilows:-—-Manua "cor. | sizes, above 2-thread, 15 do. dia: 19240. 5 dor cordage, holt robe yarns, bread, I tarred nila lath yarn, fine tarred 3 above 12-th g-thread, 3 and hay rove COPPER—The mai sales since oUr iasi of 450, We note Olglake at w2ikc, a 22%4c., Duimp Frvirs.—Quarter apples continued in good de- mand and the market frm. Choice peeled peaches were very irmly eld at oxtreine quoted Agures. | Unpeeled do, were ti better demand and also firm. RB: 7c rket was quiet but ‘firme ty spherries Were scarce and consequently tin. | Uther descriptions without material cha We duote :—Stai Sliced, 70. a Be. ariers, Bige. a 7 ae abpies, do fo, Wow shiGedy Zc. 1 We Iv Tie 2 Be. 3 do. ae; blackberries, oe. a 2 GH a outhern, new, @ 36c, ; plums, Southern, dy., State, Lic. Sci. “ihe tone of the market was rather easter, there being more disposition on the part of receivers to rel We quote :—Long Islanc, New Jersey and nearby, sc Be. roe ant Peonsytvanua, Sic. a 82e.: Western, ebotee brangs, 29; other Western 23 satel med, choice brands, 25c.; do., fair to atperke ass -Hteceipts—Plour, 10-192 Dale: whea 49,241 bushels; corn, 77,001 bls. ani 38) bags; oats, 23,85) bushels urley, re Dane one ‘flour market was dull and in buyers’ favor. ‘The sales foot up about 13,000 bbis., comprising ali kinds at figures within the range of the appeaded quotattons. Corn meal met with a good demand at somewhat irregular prices Sales 1200 bbIs, at $5 10for Brandywine, $4 lu a $4 75 for \v a yellow! ‘$4 15 a $4 65 Lor Jersey and Pennsyl- ‘e'quot 00 a $375 318 a4 475% 500 50a by 87a $00 475a 500 5Wa 600 D if 475 a 500 Kound hoop Ohio, trade brand: 53a 550 Family......s.s+ 6wa 7H 5008 525 5a 600 60a 700 7a 850 4008 535 Nominal. Southern, supe: Nominal. Southern, extra. Swa 600 Southern, t. Ca 30 Corn meal, We: 405a 485 Coru meal, Jerse: 42a 455 Corn meal, Brandywine 515 a 625 Corn meal, puncheons. 2wa — Wheat was irregutar, winter being in fatr demend and firmer, while spring wos dull and in Huse a Nos Yoe sules Were about 100,000 bushels (largely winter) at $1 05 i$) (Ste Lor No. § sorung, $1 06.0 $1 U7 for Noe d a in store nd adloats lor choles, Northwest, $1 Tor'Now 2 Milwaukee, for red wint a5 To? choice ae. Mic! igen, 0 arrive; $1 26 i a tor mtd Ba A 25 1or white Canada, in bon e Lat ter pi Sorek ice. Corn was steady with a fate de- mand at bushels t Be. Re teey sales of about 50.000 if Ic. a c. for old Wesvern mixed, ry new do., 94c. & 950. for 1 8 ror ol do, Oats were firm foot ap about ae G4e. a B50. yr Western white,” Barley was firmer for Canada and sold to the extent of 29,000 bushels at a ste 55 tor Canada, in Store and choice; do., atloat: also 5000 bushels at $1 3) for wo rowed a1 within the range of Séigc. @ S7e. tor dam} new white and $1 03a s ow OF six mies, Furious. There was s fair business in perth frelgnts to-day and rates for grain accommodation were steadier and tor other commodities without perceptible change. The chartering movement continged slow, but vexsels were held with continued confidence. The engagements tee by steam, 8,000 bushels grat, at ZU de at Sd., and 2,000 do. at vam, 48,001 rain at “i ‘Ibs. 5 boxes cheese, at 3s. ; 100 bbis. pore’at and by sau, tegen se To Glasgow, b, a, ind §tons vi wood ‘at tars embrace:—An American brig o: 423 tons, hence to Cadiz, full cargo of staves on privats terms. A Norwegian brig, hence to Malaga, with ey cases of refined petroleum at 13c. ; - Boone bark, from Balttmore to Cork, tor orders to Unie King: dom, with 2,90) quarters of grain. at te Bl, an ital Derk, Philadelphia to Trieste, with 4000" bbis ‘ot pata petroleum: ut 48. si, and 20 gratuity; 9 British Thip, 6s tona, from Savannah to Liverpool, with rad cargo of cotton, at 13-320. GuNnis.—Prices since our last have raled somewhat gasier, bat without ieee trade save wa small wa: ‘We quote :—! tic cloth, 1%<c. alout ags, 1130. @ 120, Late rolls of domes Glow, sol ae York, and L0H rolls of do tn Boston, oth on private warms | Hay AND STRAW, — ply of bay continued itberal, and for retail quatities prices fardier favored the bayer, Shipping grades were Dot materially changed. straw value, ‘and, was in moderate demand, 5, Fetal, sait hay, é2c. a 36. Wo. a 450: for short do. 400: tinued fair, but > rg ely, and only as their requirements demand. Values were acted stead. as tollows:—Amenican. crop ot 18/4, 8c, a 43 per | Aimertean, crop of 1818, bo. a 28 ‘per ‘Ib; Americ ane crop of 1872, i: a ibe, ber ibe: olds al growths, 8c, Ie, per Ib. ; Californias, 1874, 0c, a 460. ver ID. Hewp axp Jurx—We have yet to report o dull and nominal market (or all descriptions of hemp, which wis quoted ug, follows:—Dressed American, $2 7% a $250 tor 210 a $2 30 Jor single and nominal for un- dressed; Manila, Be,s BaNc., gold ter price. tor Rusma, clear, $2 pola: Halt $2 70 Bisal, 5346. ine Juieremaine. quiet, but oted stead; ly at Sige. a Sic. gold. Jute batts ruled but the’ demand was only for @ note a sale of 100 bao at $740.1 currency, 3,100 hides, and Salea tor the same We quote ‘enupping hay, doe. ‘clover, 600. a caw small iow aud 40) bales at 24¢., currency, sixty da, Hives. —Receipts for the past week Whales af Calcutta cow. e pe and # bales of Calcutta burfalo. accordin; peas, | We | follow: 91 i ShcOO drs éc., part trom Europe; 14.800 dry ato GFauae, part ac ‘ iN, GO dey. Callfor- nian. Soo dry Rorots. ow dry Yorto" Plata, 3,00) dry Truxillo, & dry Tampico, 6,200 dry Vera Cruz, rid yp ary'and ary 4 salted Matamoros and Mexican; | dry and waited Texas, Western ee Bogtiera xb on wet saited Texan Wester and Souts 4200 Bides amd 0 bales Calcutta: cow: Srl buffaio. Same a te 14.40 hides and eri bales? ast i 160,009 hides and 1,379 baies East, it 216, hides and arket has been moderately We aiagte = Tos, 2c. a 25! Montov: steady "at quotations y—Boenos AYES, 2 Ibs Bry . | 96! id 1b: 8 250, 5 central 13 Ibs. a 23 tba, age. Sind Suan, 22 1b tamoros and Mexican, 23 bs. is ef Crag, 15 Lbs. a 18 Ths, 2h. ; Seg We. a dlc., cold, felscte and pickle). “17 Ibs. Tbs., 1Se.; Bos 4 24 Ibs. Bahia, 17 ie Porto Cabelio and Lagnayta, 19 tos. oa aud Rio Hache (dry and Sicelady, bs. Ldc.; Porte-au-Placte, 16 ibs, a l9 iba, 1 they run; tas 15 Ibs. @ YT 1bs .22c. ; 1 Ibs, 19. BS selected: “Corpus + Indiauola ‘und 8 An- Galveston, 2 asi "he as they run. Di Leath feiss iifps, 10 be is Pe. 2860, Sierra Leone, 4glbs. & 101 es Gambia ana int, ‘bs 991 selected; sinas, they ; Maranham, s Pernampte, ibe & SY tbs., lec. 520 Ie isha’ ig. 28 Lbs. a 90 Ibs.,‘I8e. a iGo, ; savauttia, “25 1 Ms day Pa M. Phdknees fester a, 28 1b8. a 5 ys they ran, Wet vaited—Buenor Ayres, c.; Rio Grande, 4 lbs. a 43 lbs., 1 lic. a’ 1dge.: Para, $8 Ibe @ @ ibs, Ic., a ag pale, “Matamoros. ee lbs. Cy De. a paid & vi , We. "i ie DUCKOrs, sobs Siee dow; Wnate, 0 iba, "a vibe. let bs. 3 FO iba, be. 1c; country and Wester ‘outhiern, ‘20 Sips. v0 Se rth. bs. ox, 001s. a 75 ibs, ins j “oh currency, wolecs idast india tof, Gow, bibs a 10 fbas ieige-s doe a fabs. a I loa. 1c. ; do. dead green, mn, COW, 9 Is. &12)y ibe: 130. ; d0., 8 ibs. ao 2a ibs, 12) Abe. 5 Siny as Rr ya ino. ; Mania den 2 tbe a5! iow —The market for America and drooping, Since our last report 1 id of lerms, Bat mud class bran a8 sold - LM twobeata wry ry low fucare. Sa sales ‘0. | were made phd Lo pie ty i Stans demand and i ce of Goltneme strived kes report, win was Previous to arrival at $4, Wa ano: Le ued gai the averages of yesterday's forward deliveries were 44 | { 5 PPO TTT rn Cree Da $27 W; ttt, Not i ‘oltmess, ' eae No. 1, $28; No. $25 50 a $25." Svotc ww boc No.1 merle, noua Eaten There bas been no change in the market hemlock soles, which rernained quive” We quote % Caliyormia. Buenos Ayres. ~~ Comanon Hida, 5c, a Bigc, or damaged. — , —ronetaughiar ute Bact, a Me ToMid ls backs, 37c. # 4c. ; ght crop, Sac. @ 3e.: middle crop. my ome: heavy crop, 35e. a 3ige. Maa eal ar idle over crop, 3%. 4 Fe Keough he y Beinloek, 2c. 4 29. ; Foagh oak, Be, a Firs bee nes. Mousiexs The market remained quiet, with a few framsactions of « Jobbing character, We abpeud former quotations as follows: a. centri al and tated, a ie. | Orjeans Hes 0 toc. lor new cra Naval Srones.—The market for spirits of turpentine continued quiet. There was a ttle speculative tautry, ting in sales of 40) bbls, buyers’ option, December, ; qQoted on the spot nomnal at 35},c, The mar- t ‘wined rosin was quiet and sheaty, at $208 i} 45. We note a sale of io. 1, Tar was quoted steady and firm’ at ¥i ny a Phe” ‘Washington aud Wilmington, Pitch quoted at $2 O13.—There has been 9 better demand tor jig ‘on trade account, and, the market ruled Grmer; quoted at Sc. for casks end 7c. for bblk tom crushers’ hands. Menhaden ruled very firm at @3gc. 0.460. Lard ofl was frm, In sympathy with the market for lard: quoted at 0 jor present make, and $110 a $1 12 for prime wintor, Coton. seed, ot wee searea, ant values In sellers’ tavor; quoted at 48c. # Suc. for small lots of crude, Sc, 4 we. tor refined Southern Yellow, and 6 a fie" for do, winter white and yellow: Sperm. and Whale olf were ‘In tair demand ai the. eostward; and were quoted firm as follows:—sperm, $1 65 for crude, $1 90 jor natural winter, $19 for bleached. Whale quoted at we. tor Norther, We. for, Souther, dic. & . for natural winter, and 7c. @ 75c. tor bleached, Bank cod was quoted steady at 6dc, a 67c., and domestic do. at Ole. a bie, PetroLeva.—For retmed the market continned dull and was quoted nominally steady at Lge. for balance of month, Crude, in bulk, Was stedaily held at Sig. ; gales 1,00 bbls. for prompt de! at that price. Casos quoted nominally steady at was ery Grin, We notes sale of 2580 bbls, oF he Philadelpbia market was inactive, “d Was quoted nominally steady ut 10%c. for delivery balance of month. The creek markets were dull and quoted as follows -—Olt City Housevitle, Toe. fidionte, 46's Parder's, 6Jc., and Untied, Pork, 2724 bbls: beef, 2,103 630 to. lard, 724 bbls. and tlerces, the warket for mess pork continued a lobbing way 900 bbls. changed * also 100 bbls, “prime mess on pri- Vate terme Bucon was not essentially changed in value, and quiet. Sales, i2) boxes long clear at i03gc, per pound, Dressed hogs were quict and steady, within the range of i | immediate shipy en Phovisions.—Receip pM Ss; cut mM aud 100 packuges. duil and unchange | hands, at $19 75 a $x 3c. a Be. per pound. Beei remained qutet and un- guanged; aiioted thos:—8il @ $11 £2 fox plain moss, bbls; $l Ss 25 for extra do. di 20 & $21 for prime mesa, tier a $25 tor india do, do., and $2¢a fen) for ex- tra city India mess. Beet hams were quiet, but steadily held, within the range a tor first quality of Western, Cut meats were guiet, with values ruling in the buyer's favor, We heard of sales of 12,000 of loose pickled bellies at ee per tb. “We quot ickled shoulders, 7440. a 7c. per lb.; smoked pickled. hanw. Ide, & lige. smoked ‘do. 1 and pickled i tarhet a wie. per Ib. ‘est- ern steam the Warket was active and again higher. We note sales of 170 tier Ih, 200 terces, for d 2,000 tierces, tor Januat + 600 th tor February, at I3c. ; 4,060 tlerees. seiter’s option balance Of year, at 12 13-16c,'a 13c., und 4200 tierces, option six months, at 12%¢. a 12 1S-i6e. per Ib, City lard was quiet, but drmer, ‘Sales 18) tierces at 14\c. a 143¢c. per Rick.—The demand was moderate in a ‘opbing iz way, and prices steady. Sales, 80 darces of Carolina af from 7c. @ B60. De ording to quality, ana 175 bags Rangoon at oie, Skups.—Phe demand or iaseed has been fair since our last and the market ruled firm. Sales were re- to arrive per Clanronaid, ar $240 Ported of 4,000 bay kold, @® dave; 2050 ges a $2 45, gold; and 1,000 mo packets ex Arethusa, at $245, gold. Clover met erie etter Inquiry and was quoted at Sie. Se MU nae sod at tho iaide Heares, imotiy Quoted at $2 75a $4 und flag at 82 Gig a $2 paTganive wus quick but 20 ‘Uerces sold at Liixe. peccaR.—For raw pagar the market Mid dull and nomi- nal. We qnote:—Fatr Cuba xe. a 8ic., and good do. gc. a Sic. per lb. We have only to note sales ot 40 neoe ‘cenvritugaa at 9c., and 36 boxes claved at 8%. per Reflned was not materially changed tn value and guit ade on the spot at it Cuba—Refining, iierior to common. £33 Hine. Mogg of Bae on oo 1 ‘ “OCery, ite ig gos, Sige, a 8e.F prime to chotoe. digo. auige? i tis and’ Doses Nos ato Ts, chic. a digo flotassas, dg. ald boxea, Tic. a tho. yaeiane be. Ret selayed. boxes, Dutch statiars Nos? it dto 12, Se, a 40. do. 1S 19 1S, 16 to 4,1 Wie. a ie. 19 ‘to 20, ra orto. Rico—Reauing, eainm, cs grovery, fair, to choled, Sea Tonacco.—The eee for Pentncke was fairly a at greener: prices. The sales were 800 Rhds. at from fies a lb, For seedicaf there was a tair demand at prices indicating wo change, with sules as tollows: 10) cases Connecticut, crop 170, private terms: 5) cases Oon- Recticnt, crop "7, at bo. M7 cases Now York, crop 7: 1dc.; 65 2 Peunsylvania wrapper vate ferme i cases Wisconsti cases Ohio wrappers, cro} cases studries, 10c. a bbe, and 0 ba jes Havana, 85c. a $i 15, TaLLOW was firm and sold to the extent of 85 bhds. city tis? and epi Ube. of cut of town stock at Sic. & Wook. With only moderate activity the market is encrally frm, Myo deeces being & notable exception, Eowever, these being offered Ireely. The sales comprisé bang Ibs * Galltordae scoured, at 70c.; ibs ane at 535zc. per tb.. 5,000 ‘Ts! Michigan ate 5,000 Ibs. fait Scutitornia at 2c. 10,000 Ibe extra Texas, privace terms; 5,000 Ibs. Westerp Texas, do. 5 70,000" Tbs. im- oved do., do, ; 50 bags super pull @o.; he extra’ pulled, do; Wes tall Calltoraia, tra ‘Ohio, 1 min; ae: Wostern Texas at Bec, 5,000 Ibs. spring Galifornia at $2. 87 bags nif t 0c. a-k8c. per Id... 3000 Ibs. bar: vas fevers, 20 bales white Eust India at 386.. 19 dor Bt S5c., Ibs super at 450.8 d5igc.. 178 bays super stad’ private wsrmsy 20 ) bags extra quality, do., and 250 bales spring California, 4 SKEY.—Recetpts, si" ‘bbls. ‘The market was mod- erstely active and closed decidedly, farmer. Sales 450 Dl rs ae: * a $1 0) per gallon, chiedy at $1, but closing at $l Ol. DOMESTIC MARKETS, LYESTON, Nov. 10, 1874, Cotton firm; active demand middlin; Mie Heo. Net re- ceipts, 4547 bales; gross, 2642 Sales, 2743 Stock, 47,924. ry Onurans, ey es 1874. Cotton quiet and unchanged, middlins bing ge 1,657 ‘Dales; ‘ross, 19,60. Sales, 10, 1874. Gorwn alee: middling, Ie. Nar receipts 3805 bales Sales, 1.200. Stock, 26,523. SavaRnal, Nov. 10. 1874. ; low middling ; 13% Exports coastwise, | Cotton gaiets, ping, 13% ordinary, Net receipts, 4125 bal £398, ° Ex] ri HO Great Briain ABUL, do-the gt Etter aan au 8, Nov. 10, 1874, pet rece! tion quiets miadling, L ingen IBies. 2,509 bated erase, 35. epgree, To Grene Great Britain, 2 to France, 2,663; boastwise, wines \GTON, ce Now. 10, 1874. Wis i turpentine frm at Sige. osin et and aalae# at fe for. sane Crade turpentine wendy at $160 tr ards + $2 6 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar Steady at UFFALO, Nov. 10, L874. Lake and rail imports for the ie twenty four hours— Flour, 240) bbls: wheat, 117,700 bushel ae oats, 165,355 do. ; b Wheat, 106 8 bushels; ¢ Rai! exports—W: frewghte doll; whe steady; sales, §,000 Dus! a No os) lo. No. 2 Milwaukee sat x 46, No. L Milwaukee do., at $i! fide, Swtuts Michigan & $125. Corn to inverse jemand; sales Tio bushels flyin his do. No. 2 Wesrern, in in ‘ots, Bia6, a ats Recetpt oe wheat 5 7,000 do. shi; oe “four W248) oushais wheat; 8400) do, corm; PhOn'do. Cuscaco, Nov. 10, 1874, niet, and unchanged. Whoat dull and lower. Blea No 2d. B54 B04 Sbige. Decombe: “Cort duit apa towers Four No. 1 sprin vember; 8c. rejected, 7c. gash; T3kgc. November; vibe ew, Badge. a 6 es don ale a Bline’: 2 mixed, VB Tigo. all the, pear; high, titxed Oats tn tie demand and ember 476, all the yaar: white, and at an advan ) 8c. Bariey in fair demand god lower; No. °5 rinse 1 seis cash, or Novemnbur 81 17%, Docuiibers Nov Ado, Ma $10% Pork steady ior cash, $13, bat closed cashes f for future avgi7 4) u 817 48 for all the & $17 9% tor February. ise. apot: oe ear; $17 99 Lard firm and tn iair demand , all the yea Baik ments unchanged and t iio. a Se. On the open board this afternoon wheat ‘siosed heav, at BAe. a sXe. , Decem: ber, Corn, 72isc.. December: 7c, il! the Year. Oars | steady ani! ahchanged. Receipts 30, bois. doar, 73.000 } bushels wheat, 47,009 do. corn, 2c) tre: do. barley, Siipmaatte--isio). "pple, 43,000 bushels wheat, 65,00) do. 17,000 do. barley. HAVANA MA MARKETS. cae Nov. 7, 1874. Exchange iirmer: on the yt corn, 27,000 do, cats, anish gold, 200 a 201. vat States, 0) days gold, 6a reminm: short sane Tai’ do on London, a 440 do. ; on | Pars, Sa ats BUROPEAN EAN MABKES. | Lonnox PRoonce Maukrr.—Loxpox, Noy, W=Iven- ing.—Lingeed oil, 25s. per cwt pncnernierivah adr eneroren FINANCIAL. ‘\? Tile LOWGST RATES IN TWO VRARS.—STOOK | PRIVILEGES negotiated by us.are the lowost in the mar- ket, on best parties, and guaranteed by ourselves ‘This system of operating in puts and cails is now recognized | ax the gafest form of stock speculating. We issue » pam- | bhiet free explaining the various modes of operatine, sh ms are reattzed from Spi isks. All rake finterest in making money | should ‘sen a copy. Information relating, to | stocks cheortull Yee ied. ad how the ffuetaations m: st taken ad vat o erdary N ate a os 4 CO,, Bankers Broters, 0. 5 Wal er street, N. $500 Preeeret IN “STOOR PRIVI- gts gee pays Larecr rots than any at ecu. Apron ation sent on tion. ALEK ANDI Pid: INGHAM & OO, ears ot) HONEY LOANED PROMPTLY OR MORTOS GES; ages cashed; Stod! told by wiction Y. Kear VENSON J an atdeet of Sl East Seventeensh streets pine 225 bbls, at $2.35. Of the finer | grades we heard of sales of 100 bbls. on No: 3.98 $2 75, and 40 bbls, including No. 2and Ni a $3" nhs | | no agents. fico. qui 6°? Weatern sid at ‘be, Rye Rominal at $60. Barley, sem: Western ewe eed Canada, $1 3) a $1 Cr Tait siesdy;, Wester 140 9 $1.45; Cana, fi! 15.0 81,60 | Balance eeataie i} Flour active estern nixed at a geipenen isa ots abel, 36a 9025, whi a | Toreno, Noy. 1), 15%. | Flour Wheat a shade lower; No. I white wichivan slag” amber Michigan, spot and Novem: ber, $1 035 *peceinbe $1 osis., January. $l do. Spot, $1 Usig; December, $106 | . 5 ariel La Ni cog 14s and un f eNO. 2 Bee. ; Michigan, {2c Freights nominal | FINANCIAL. ‘A ~SP0CK EXCHANGE Pi PRIVILEGES NEGOTIAR, Eb? PUTS OR CALLS $id; DOUBLE PRIVILEGES (AT MARKEN, $150 TO $350; SPREADS, $8) 70 $200) PER 10) SHARES, SEND FOR PAMPHLET, “HOW MONEY IS LOST AND MADE IN WALL STREET)* MATLED TO ANY ADDRESS, OR TO BE HAD AT OFFICE OF LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROADWAY, AT BEAS NABLE BATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowmeut Insurance Polletes, Mortgages and| other Securities, et wit deat companies. DDITIONAL Undersianed are Insurance of all HABRI RED POR INCOR- merchants monufcturers:| ted t invest capital for numer+ ous business tay ALEXANDER PROTMINGHAM & Cub 12 Wall ste XECUTORS’ FUNDS OP 25,000 TO LOAN. WITH: oe a eee fOr ve Years, om New York city first class Real Est: vr x, ply to the Executor, No 8 Pres tes ve a OR, SALE—SECOND “gue : property, wort Sli 00; titer sonnei SH) en bs ort! Grets MORTOA Terald eral discowitt wlio lowed, 5 I an ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW rake sh Mortgages wi it be ity Morssages eitnout bonus, Principals de- HL. Geant, Pine street. FEICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND st JO3EPH Railroad Compan: Broadway New ¥ vember, 7. Re Bonde E m alecoae Known aa the “iunaibal und St, Joseph teallcoad ets Bonds," oe turing as follows, will be roca ta a at office, at par, aud the accrued Intere resentae tion: pone hundred thousand 00) su, apt 1705 =the hae ad eh (oy due June's on8 hundred an ty w bars ‘due os mab %, 187. : $f as ‘Treasurer 'T. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Bonds, Northern Paciilc and other Remkaltes: Bail- road Bonds boughs ee the old, G eatablieped bi Ouse of Hi WRITER MUST HAVE $1500 FOR SIX months; satisfactor: given on turni Pictures, ‘Address? with wrnis, LOASE, fox i ANTED—ABOU? $1,000 TWO OR THRE YEARS op improved unencumbered property, in ae Twenty-third ward, worth $3400 presen} cash value: RaBiNsue only oF their co | addzess THOMPSON &! N, box 130 Herald office. _——— pp et FOR A ae OF YEARS (tO a purchase mone: rst «ni age) on han¢ block of bricks stores, ‘worth $000); on pest business, pico ia. Jacksonville, Fe. bag for eee per cent! vi Ss 5 ae cumbrance; le perfect; no iaeeae Jaw in Florida: transfer insurance licies. box 38-Post oies, Wilmington, Del? $100,000 IN GOOD. ‘ANTED—TO INVEST $50,000 TO yi 1 Bae reash and freq DD, 55 aber Real Estate for customer: county property. Apply to PAUL ( SHARES OF JOCRNAL OF pS STOOR for sale at iy hargaip: pay: nly divie! dends. Address BARG. 5. 000 WANTED—AS A FIRST MORTOAGE On & valuable teagehold elty property. App BUGENE CHAVALLIBT GL Liberty st Ds viseaeat, “MORTGAGE FOR SALE ON 1 | $55.000- acres valnablo city Real Estate in oar) burg. Fa. wits income $1,60 per year and all taxes paid, four ($) yea: runs six (0) Ng ‘cent ber annum interest, payable Semi-agnualiys will be sold at Nandsome, onus off. The vaine of the aoa and respectablity’ and busitiess standing of the parties concerned will bay fully ‘grtauiished, and the papers, in sa brief be can be seen by addre BH box aH Pose ace. 125.000 TEESE FUNRS TO LOAN ON rinsr 3 class Dwellings or Stores, in New York or Brooklyn, for term of years. . WILLIS, Lan. cashire Insurance Company, 187 Broadway. TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND! 300.00 and Mortgages on New York city tm- Rroved property, in suis to sult: and Leasehold dat reasonable rates. CALLENDER Dav hes Oh. D ‘Pine street. BUSI BSS OPPORT UNITIES. RARE CHANCE FOR a Goop # PAYING BUSI. ness.—To rent, a Butter, Egg, Cheese and Poultry! Stand in an ‘ola est hed tea and coffee house Brooklyn, | For particulars address OPPORTU Vier A ~ADDIMONAL CAPITAL PROOU BED thr merchants, manufacturers and others: Mining pnd c., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged tor Business. Persons with capital seeking busincas of approved cpportunities, | References zen, Waite ney £ Co., silk goods, 392 Broadway; Lee, Shepard Dilinehan pepuimners 47 Greene street, yg eiaas ABLE Financial and Business Brokers, 98 aes PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,500 IN Good and leritimate business; no humbug or patent right speculation: unusnal business CHance: call satisfy yourself; investigation desire reference given. ‘Particulars of WALTERS, No. 2 Dey st., room 6. A. GENTLEMAN, WITH $5,000 70 $5,000 TO INVEST, would like to Join a partner in a eon paying bual: Tess Address, with particalars, A. WALLACE, box 207 Herald office, N EXCELLENT ph itt ae OF A nos acquainted witn jobbers in dry to parohases profante J agoaermaig Basics, ‘tte com : to mired. For partie ulars Tnguire of Me. LOUIS, N o8 Chainbors street, base- | ment, NY ONE WHO HAS A GOOD INVENTION, IDEA, plan, business or legitimate scheme for mace money. co heeding aid to Ee develop a en) ler: by addressing 4G. . box 189 “AY ae INTELLIGENT PARTNER, WITH $400, ina desirable and foe cash Office Al 2 sade CASH, Business: pays from $4,000 to 103 West Forty-second street, Thee 0 eit PARTNE: (00, WANTED—T0 OPEN AN | dency ani to asetst in in manufacturing 2 useful th, vention for cease (te tn take charge of the business, see to t! Thangiactic saat agit to the orders. Address P. M., st Al PARTNER WANTED, WITH FROM $5000 TO $1010 t manage Aatnoes of an old ekabllaned investment amply secured and Fe arge. Address COMPETENT. Heratd office. it, “AN ONURUAL, OPPORTUNITY, 8 NOW OFFERED yembark in the manafac basiness; articles in urivergal demand: thorough investuration. softclsed 85,000 10:8 ,000-wanted. ApOIF at7BSmxth avenue. * fete al WITH ye gg bit Aa ete nership in an vasy, ness pay 500 a whe Ase for G SAGE, 2 Em Stuyvesant strcok CZ FOR A MAN PO GO INTO THI RARB CHAN td Livery Business, hike trie Sod or can have all Kudress A. ‘S, Brookiym Qne of the best In Brooklyn. Post office, \¢ (CAPITAL, WANTED=10 MAKE STOCK OF AN invention paying 5” per cent; no ci peck. \osa@ | demand very great: to competition; {t4s Worth looki into: particutars given on interview and article iowa leah CASH WANTED, Veralad Uptown Branch | Boos SALE—STATE’S RIGHTS OF A rae | *, Low in successful operation. Address Ni | BLTY,' Sox . 156 Herald office. \ Paste WANTED—WITH rebar ONE OF THB, best Grocery and meh oreae jort distance in the] | Country, where a goo done: a man wi ynderstands the dusiness ss preerred. Please address A.’ . Herald oftice. TATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS—IN A VALUABLE: 4) improvement? on the old tolding clothes bee long, | the favorite of hou: sy ig and laundr: | More to make. tw 8. A. SMITE, (PHE ADVERTISER HAS $10,000, ONE. uf Real Estate, to trvest_ se gether, with services in 'a remunerating business. commence now or Ist of January, Address INVEST, box 18) Herald office. po CAPITALISTS,—THE BUSINESS IS MANUPAC- | turing, now. sstul operation in the city of Wheeling, Va; the amount wanted is $109, to par- ties wishing t> invest that sam, and to em) a in the business, or vot, as the'case may prove, a rare chance isofterea. We are so confident we cun offer a | prodtable tavestment that we wall incur the expense of parties who will visit the property anil ex Address lock box 21, Wheeling © ‘&) Post ofice IENCED TAIL! TANTED—AN P x, WITH $2,000, as partner ina first class merciant tailors? and gentlemen's furnishing goods estabiishinent on Broan ray a tine chance fae 4 good man. Audress H. C., Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED~A PARTNER, AN ACTIVE BUSINESS man, in a jewelry case manufactory. Address N. Herald ofice: Wate — {AL OR AGTIVE PARTNER, Witt Dital of about $15,00, to unite with experiences and practical hat manntactarers and merchants sa ctory results unquestionable. Addi \ FID: TiaL, ‘care station A, spring street, W Snes A PART! NER IN A LONG ‘BSTABLE HED | er tianess: 8 person of expertence ant educations either s} his time | tor active; the latter preferred rererenged | exchanged: ® = ins reoulred, with | Substant Adie Herald 10 saan <p CHANCE FOR A young man—Half Interest in a large, first cobnested; unlim- ats35 Broadway, $1.500 class office business; mant fted cash trade. Apply immediat Ey roon 4; —PARINER, WHO OAN ong FIVE $2,000. Toure a day to. ode. du ‘@ live business, Sanath abled with Help. OPrroni box 16t Herald office, $3,000. “Jota experteigd | aioe in oe ee ears 8 rel Laven farses oud guides capacity tad vert ; publist monthly, with a large circulation. Thts is a rare chance, ‘Without Fisk. Answers only trom first class centlemen who can furnish references golicited. Address k. E., | Dox 120 Herald office. | —ANY PARTY HAVING THIS OASH | $3,000. ys, Jai) comet, @ pleasant busi: rietor; cleared. this winter. Ferticalay adaren NOVELAY, Herald Cptows Brame rT. TO > AGENSRAL PART. $30.000 Ber resueaty. ah ott and fopucanis Nouse reorganizing tor Sanaa to siness in active ee Dow Address pers turns oul substantial wi mandine ng. Apply to 1GGs € CAL hDBTO! = 98 Broadway. BUY A JOINT PARTNERSHIB $40.00 QO0 ition, ance gt sied facturing Dustners; Teonuon Smiles ors ‘50 miles from Pintadelp in cured by patents. For partic iesarek eat Sages lice