The New York Herald Newspaper, November 15, 1874, Page 10

10 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Strong—A Fresh Exhibi- tion of Confidence. GOLD ADVANCED TO 110 8-4. Money Easy, Bonds Firm, and the Bank Statement Encouraging. SATURDAY, Wont eer} The stock market to-day afforded an agreeable disappointment to investors, who inferred from she weakvess of yesterday that prices bad entered Bpon a course of substantial decline, The board rearcely opened when @ strong feeling was ex- Bidited, whicn subsequentiy developed into a well Gefned bull market, that was sustained by not a few outside buyers. Many of the figures are the best of the week, noteworthy among these being Northwest common, Wabash, Lake Shore, Ohio and Mississipp!, Western Union, Rock Island, Quicksi!ver and Canton, There is a flood to every tide, however, and it may scon prove that this very buoyancy now so enconraging is but TUB PRECURSOR OF AN EARLY CHANGE {n the character of manipulation. ‘Points’ to buy npon were abundant throughou: the day, and at uo time during the recent upward movement has there been manifested a larger degree of confi- fence. The principai changes were as {ollows:— | Western Union advanced from 80 to 80%, closing at 80%; Union Pacific from 35% to 3544, closing pt 35%; Lake Shore from 81; to 823;; Wabash | from ¢lig to 82%, closing at 32; New York Centrai irom 102 to 1024, eniing at the open- ing price; Ulio and Mississippl from 30% to big; Erie from 29 to 29%, closing at 29%; Rock Island from 9944 to 1004, closing at 100%, ; C., C. and \. C. from 9% to 10, Northwest irom 39% to 40%, Bt. Paul irom 34% to 35%. GAINS AND LOSSES. Compared with closing prices yesterday these hate follow: att a 0, Delaware and Lackawanna, ie, i; La Ohio and Mississippi, 243 Pacific Mail, 4; Rock fee 4; St. Paul, 4%: Wabash, %; Western v 1, M6} CABtOD, 14. oatee.tGuickstiver, +t Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Hannibal and St. | 315 Joseph, Harlem, Panama, Union Pacific and At- lantic and Pacific Telegraph were steady. THE SALES do-day amounted to 165,000 shares, which were dis\ributed among leading stocks as follows:— New York Central and Hudson, 802; Erie, 4,300 Lake Suore, 22,00; Northwestern, 31,200; North- western prejerred, 2,700; Rock Island, 11,300; Pa- cific Mail, 10,400; St. Paul, 10,600; St, Paul pre- ferred, 2,750; Ohios, 11,300: Western Uaion, 14,700; Wabash, 16,700; Union Pacifle, 20,300; ©., C. and | L C., 900, OPENING, HIGHEST ANU LOWEST, The following table shows tie opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. » Highest. Lowest, 102 102, 102 Mil and st, Paul pref. 55% Onio and Mississippi 31 New Jersey Centra Wi 107 bs Dei., Lack and Western. 109% 109% rary Pacific 35 B54 385 c. and I. 10 9% tern Unlon.. 80: 80 Atlantic and Pacttic Tel. 19% 19% Pacific Mail 4546 45 Panama. lls lie THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank statement of the week has been made Bod shows a large acquisitiun of specie, which is ascribed to the com disbursements ol the Treas- ary since the Ist of the mouth. The change in fegal tender 1s small. The loans have fallen $3,278,600, on the average covering six days. The total reserve of the banks js now $76,413,300, or $18,914,750 more than the law requires. Tne ex- cess of reserve above legal requirement last week was $15,338, the averages of the past two weeks :— Specie. Legai tena’s 0 jo By Deposits. . 00 229,908; 200 Ine.. 3,240,300 Circulation... 26,082,400 24,832,000 Dec. 250,400 The following shows the relations between the total reserve ana the total habilities:— Presa 1s. Differences. $16. Epecie... Legai tend Tot. reserve $72,026,500 $76,418,300 Ine, . $4,380,500 Reserve re- quired ag’: deposits.. 56,688,475 57,408,550 - £xc's of re- serve abv legal re- quirement. 15,388,025 18,914,750 Inc, 8,576,725 GOLD was strong at 110%; a 110% all day, and the close was made at the highest figure. The movement is due to shipments of coin and silver. The rates paid for carrying were 1}, @ 1 per cent, Loans were also made flat late in the day. 100 ine.. 7 CLEARING .OUSE STATEMENT, Currency $66,584,355 Currency 4,139,854 Go.a exchanges. 6,045,434 Goid balances. . 1,299,079 haga x rain exer e's i esaa s house. “Address NeW MEMBER, Vox 18) Ieraia office. Currency exchanges + ee++$450,309,151 399 frtntes ‘cae burrency balayce 20,950,658 | 6 do. NHY ON LIFH AND Gold exchangés + 56,092,230 330 de "| is Mortgages ond Goid vaiances: acne . 1,447,728 5O do... other Securities. Binds eft ans 14 pietebars tk 60 best companies. TW Br Specie shy ots to-day amounted to $464,000. ) Un Vac 200 Mal & SEP eR pt. . "= aDuF TON MG MOXEY | Kaw ou. 3) Lot & Wad 16. 68 Blocks, Bonds, - eal ftontinues easy, call loans ranging from 2% to4 | %» Oe. K. STEVLNSON, per cent, wita the baik of business doing at3a | 4%) Chia XW RK pi wa post bacle at do WI5HING MORTGAGES CGASHED Hd, per cent. There is a ready sale jor good mer- cantiie paper at irom 5 to7 percent. Approved single-named paper is from 714 to 12 per cent, ac- cording (6 date of materity. The rates for foreign excbauge remain as follows:— Staty Days. ‘Three Days. irime bankers’ ster- lis on London, 486 @ 4.5655 bs ages a 4.90 Goor! bankers’ du.. @ 4.8934 Prine com. ster a 4.59 Paris (bankers). 1% Antwerp. swiss... Amsterdam Hamburg. Franksort, bremen. Prussian thalers THR UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts of the Week wefe $1,722,000, Internal revenue receipts for the week, $1,000,700. Customs for the day, $264,000. The Sub-lreasury paid on account of interest $144,000, and $124 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The receipts at Wasulngton Of fractional currency for to-day Were........- $682,100 the week endi Shipments of ic tenders, eluding fractional currenvy. The Treasurer lids aa security lor hay tlonal bank eirealation And lor public aeposit 16,187,200 Internai revenue 354,909 For the mouth 4,286,409 | Grand tota gris 39,968,907 National bank circulation oatstanding, $48,989,341 Total Ol Navions bauk noves received for fedempuion during tne week.,.., 3y414,350 EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the port for the week was:—General wierchandise imports, including Oty goods, $0,002,287: prounce exports, $5,161,241; specic exports, $757,159. The total mere imports, icluiing dry goods, since Janadry 1, is year, are $340,049, 544, agains produce since January 1, this year, are $260,792, 830, against $20 9,107 last year, and $199,767,701 in 1872. The totai exports of specte since January 1 are $45,815,902, against $44,561,303 last year, and 07,957 in 1872, THE FORSIGN MARKET. $65, Lundon ndvices report consols for money 93% a United States ten-foriy yonds, 104%. Parts rentes, threo P, M., 61 francs wry and for account 933, OU heuled, | Felation to the course of finance, and it ts inti- | pines mated that the President will take a bold stand | atthe Stock Exchange. Puts, Calls and Spreads on all On this question in his message to Congress, and | active stocks are now issued by members of the Board H atlto2 per cent from market, The WALL STREET AEPORTER, a weekly financial Journal, explains the | method of operating in stocks om @ small capit | small isk of lose. Speciinen copies mailed free by the L x Bautieon & Cl Broad street, New York. _ | | Be a weatite ee WB fame yeas BP 0 ie | [AS 4 MATTBR OF GAIN OR SAFETY, 4 Big | | | | arss—New York Central, % per cent; ©., C. | jo hore, %; Northwest common, 1%; | Ii » The following is 4 comparison of 200 Ine .. $4,313,400 | 400 2,723,214 385,339,250 ndise | $949,146, 668 last year, and $383,593,210 in 1872 The total exports of NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1874.--QUADRUPLE SHEET. BANE SHARES. | went! The Fourth Watioual sold at 100, Bank of Com- | 75 Wels: merce at 116 and Metropolitan 135, 300 Union Pac RR. SOUTHERN BONDS a ee were again in good request. Missouri sixes long sold at #%, and new South Carolina sixes now fundable at 734; new Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, at 575g; 014 do., 57%; Virginta console, sixes, 5534; do., Matured coupons, 52% a 524. GOVERNMENT BONDS. These were trife lower than when last re- ported, except new fives and currency sixes. The following were the closing quotation! United | States currency sixes, 11834 a 118% ; do. do., 1881, registered, 11834 a 11834; do. do., do., 119% @ 119 do. five-twenties, 1802, registered, 111% a 112; do, do., d0,, coupon, 1117§ a 1124; do. do., 1864, regis- tered, 113\¢ a 113}¢; do. do., do., 113% a 114; do, | @O,, 1865, registered, 1143 a 115; do. do., 0,, cou- pon, 115% a 11534; do. do., do., new, registered, 117% a 11849 ; do. do., do., coupon, 1177 & 11935 ; do. ———— do., 1867, registered, 118 @ 118%; do. do., do., cou- HAVANA A MARKETS, Pon. 118% 4 118%; do, do., 1898, registered, 118.0 1154g; do. do, do., coupon, 118% a 119%: do. ten- lorties, registered, 112/¢ a 11234; do. do., coupon, on crs a 1134 8113}; do, fives, 1881, registered, 112 a 1124 % ' UF premtiam. do, do, d0., Counon, 11244 & 112%. | on’ Paris, 116 © 118 premiam. neongity RAILROAD BONDS. EUROPEAN MARKET, To railroad bonds the transactions were confined to Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds at 84, and Michigan Central sevens at 993. Central Pacific bonds closed at 9534 2 95%, and Union Pacifle at 89% 490 lor firsts, 87% a 88 for land grants, and 75% a 76 for sinking funds. Peron 3: ms Propuce Manger. — om Etaseed oll, 24a 6d. per o's per ows FINANCIAL, lengthy interview with the President to-day in | that it is desirable the Finance, Banking and Cur- reucy Committee shall be as nearly harmonious as possible with tne President, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE jaturday, Nov. 14—10 A. a Before Call, 4, | moderate investments. a | z| Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, N. Y. \, NEGOTIATE st | BERS NEW YORK STOU (ae First Board—10:30 A. M. | $6000 Missouri 6's, Ib.. i Sa 100 C & Pitts RRet.be 8734 ‘2000 8C 6s, new, non t 40 ienn dy 2000 Tenn 6" SUN) Lenn b's, 0,eX Cc. 57% 10000 Ya G's con... 3 ian Va v's, con.x me 3% 3 | PRIVILEGES” (AT MA! 5/8) b, ex ¢.. a 3 | DRESS FREE. | AMPRICAN EXPRESS ComPaxY 1000 700 U PRR ist 800 do 2000 Chi & NW con... Big 1000 Gal & Chie Ist mi: 105 20m) Mach Cen 7) New York, “ap ot Notice to Money Broker: over $8.0001u Canadian currency an: (800 Oho & M ry b and respectiuliy requesied to give immediate notice to i tn Fae! * this office should any suen be offered, ebhas st 10055 a. du. i ies) _WM. G. FARGO, ita Cie & rane 101s LA. —s. HICRLING & CO. 72 BROADWAY, 1000 StL & tM 2 York, have tor sale so00 West U: on the Lest New Yor firi 40.0 Mich South its ourit nk of Con 6 2h Metropolitan Bank 8 100 Mariposa L& M.... 109 Canton Co 6 8 4 Ata Pac ie do id ao we West Un tei. be 63 a ©, to $25 lor luv shares, ly and seli Stocks i | | 1 ket in 100 or any partot 100 | should subscribe tor “the Wall Street FINANCIAL, FFICE w] THE HAN N Oro aot“ turing as s ollows wil ea thadsand(h munis | two “pundred “thousand | hundred and thirty thoy | 24, 1875. AND ST. JOSE: roaiway—New York. tate of Mount, ph Kallroad state redeemed at this big, é Miss RR... en S| da relerred. A EPH AND DENVER crry, RAILROAD Data ern Pacific and. phar, 4 ig So eae 2d Uae co No. 43 Pine street, New York. es Pe=Peapreraeeee sSsee Y nual SIX PENT CENT Se" CENTENNIAL BOARD ore FINANCE for popular F subac en | ce Was incor poral act and authorized to issue $10,000. Of ‘stock at share, the proceeds to be devote ine ra a the International Exhibition and Minerexpenses nnected therewith “Pie buildifigs are under contract to be completed In -Y, 1876; more than twenty foreign nations have cially accepted the tnvitation issued | to taxe part in the exhibition: many of the leading men of the conntry are giving thei ntennial enterprise, portunity of securing, at small ship, which will be beth honorable and prot gelebrauicn of the Anniversary ef American tie the Centennial Commis- calves sees! a a 25 - _ REE" The Ptoterrern, 35 es d to the erection yy the President | ald’ atid services to the | and the people have ea so Spanien ‘et mi 6 9,207), Ame a, Abattt oe Hy aE satan ‘Full information resvectin sion furnianed, and subscription . by 'ANO, Union square, ME ASLEE & CO, NO. 23 NA-SAU STREET, Gonenst A ‘Agents for New York, Massachusetts and Con- Nov. irits turpentine, se ’ __BUSWNESY UPFUNTUNITIES, Ting Won RERARY 2° anh be ae on mous tens take in a partner A tndersto the pemians box 178 ‘heral ‘Uptown Branch office. : Saute fas i veeaae i nL eyes didtess CASH, bo: ox 113 Herald office, Pazmer WANTED—WITH $10.00 TO $15.00, special or active, by a wholesale liquor house down town, with a very good paying trade tf special mone: can be secured: best of Parone given and reaped busines will bear any inv tigation. Address P. Herald office pg ed WAN TED—FOR A NEW ESTABLISHED Brewery, cellar ti 000 bbis. stock ; ice house and everything Som piwar tomers, One desired who wall be active in. m ane ent of the business. | articr lars by Dy BuUBACE By 137 Bowery, New York. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $1,950. TO BUY A MAN- g tactaring Business in New’ Jersey; article cash d protitabie: full name only noticed. “Address. ., ox Herald oftice. | pareree WANTED—WITH $1,200 TO $1,500 IN rst class Broadway confectionery, to take the place’ oa Ii oniee. partner going to turope. Address o ARPNER WANTED-WITH $3,500, TO EXTEND AN cstanlahed manulacturing business. Principals ad- dress, with realname, MANUFACrURER, Herald Up- town Braneh oftice. ei: ‘TNBR WANTKU—IN ONE OF THE BEST PAY- Th Restaurants in tne c: 0 much business tor one ma, Calint 14 West thirty-trststreet, DARTNaR WANTED—FOR A MANUFACTORY OF pharmacentical and chemical preparations; long gitgvlishod, combined with 8, retail business, Apply to OP, Sf Park row, rooms 7 and 8 ON,—WANTED, ND | SORIP P WANTED. IF NOT LOCATED y next they will be fortelted. ‘D. 175 Broadway, first door. MPHE ADVERTISER HAS SECURED A SERIES OF | | patents which revointionize the construction at apital is anvited for Panulacturing ents forsale. and none ood business record mead ee AMILION BE. SMITH, 32 Dey street, cor- -L. WwW. HAMILTON ee cO., BANKERS AND MEMORANDUM, | Brokers, $3 Broad street, New York, buy and sell on It is reported that Senator Sherman bad & | commission United States and Railway Bonds, Stocks. Gold, Stock Privileges and all other securities dealt in } un McDON A. vara MORTGAGE, FOR THERE YEARS, it OWN, box 8 PROPERTY ID ane morignge ANTED—$5, 00, Jer curity; ood Doin” maa ‘Branch office, FOR A FEW MONTHS, wile #0od security pons paid lor use, ven and $40 9 “PUTR” “CALLE” OR “Di R “DOUBLE PRIVILEGE" nc PGR: 186 Pe CE COMMISS RINE vith AS capital, to transact this Ratinees with ni ad’ Who can control large consigninents from the Middte at nnd Western States; one who is acquainted with the business preterred: best references siven and re- uired. Address P RODUC box 142 Heralt office. 1 ARE OPPORTUNITY, —$1.000 $1,500) WILL purchase bhatt intervst ina hotel Mhonutitally situa. | ted within 20 minutes’ saif from the ott ot New York; tt 48 an Old estaviisted stand and a ESh lace tor surnmer emcee Address, tor one week, HOTEL, box 177 Herald oftice. FE, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.—AN EES in a well-established se nd iniluential Daily’ Newspaper, with a large Jol jusiness, in one of the principal cities oy the State, will be disposed of to the proper persoas at a reasonable gure. ‘This ts the best onportunity that ties been otfered lor years. A Roo! writer and competent, business inan pre- ferred, Address, for particulars, . P. OU., Herald office. MPO carrrabisrs OR HOTEL MEN—OASH €5,000.— A pariy owning a hotel with 10) rooms, now doing a food business, requirgs » gunart business man willloy, tp nvest from 33,00) to $5,000 cash; profits from rooms will net $10.00) per'anuum. | Apply to T. 8, SHBPPARD, 131 Broadway, root 12 Hig | contracts are used in stock sp ck speculations by the largest operators, and very large sums sums are often realized from THIS AMOUNT REQUIRED tely, for whiel $10 a month will curity given. onths and best box 0 Herald o! HAVING FU: THEY Cost FROM $80 T0 ANY AMOUNT. NITURE FOR Contracts negotiated through us are obtained at the best rates in the market and on Al parties, | WE ISSUE A PAMPHLET FREB, pees part ‘ofa a ace requires the pag) sum to | \ $2.0( arrangements, tor which she will ve the best of security. Address CARSON N MAN . 1 Idle will be pald | of same tnd be given security worth rare chancé for myesunent, Ad- yar ing this mmount Ta 5 es month for u double the amoun dress DILLON, box 19! Herald office. WANTED—POR ONE YEAR, ON A PUR: | » dosiravie location. explaining the various modes of operating, also show- ing how large profits are realtzed from moderate | Wheeling > | risks. All persons having any interest in making money | should send for a copy. Any information relating to | stocks cheerfully furnished, and how the fitictnations of | the market may be best taken advantage of. Address, | for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO. Bankers and TO $7,009 WANTED—ON FIRST MORT. gage, for three years, on A worth folir times the amount; prinel ale only, having the money, need auswer NEW JiRSE WANTED-ON COUNTRY PROPERTY: seourity the best: targe bonus paid, or will rkot rates as inducement. im ber belt mi inet CEURGTA vey By i Ww ANTED—$22, ey class.) Address 2. | —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 7 BROAD- a PRIVILEGES ON “MEM- nn 8 64 Oo 1 East | Mousses Hs! TOO 88ers | | SELL STOCKS, AGAINST PRIVILEGES, . $150 TO $250; SINGLE 3a CL NW KRRDE b3. 4. iH | PRIVILEGES, $100; SPREADS, $59 TO $200 PER W0 ne. 57 1300 : { | SHARES. PAMPHLET, “HOW MONEY IS LOST AND MADS IN WALL STREEI,” MAILED TO ANY AD- FOR e ow York Property. Principals adarees CHARLES WILLEY, 76 Droadwa} $50. 000 improved Real Estate. $10.000 Coan in TRY ¢ $60.000 | and shoes in Massachusetts for Y ¢ $135,000, FOR New York Fags a to lend upon | WANTED—ON Morigaze on froma t stone “tive well =A MOST FAVORABLE ‘nity to capitalists for investing $ on one, two, thfee and tour ye. er cent, payable semi-annualiy Gevenat Orr 14. 1874. real estate security For full particulars apply from 10 A. | to3 P.M. on Monday, loth inst, to b, MYEML&, NU, 5 | New street, room 1b. | $100.00 $180.00 $300.000 and Mortgages on New York city im- ‘oved property, in sums to sttit: Second and Lea-ehold lortgayves cashed at reasonable rates. CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 30 Pine street, This company was robved on the ni ry as the 13th of | Pi unattestionable. You are hereby cautioned against Larchaattiey such fund: TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE IN \ three doors below F ON BOND “AND MORT- gage; Second ually Va . members ot the Stock Exchany double privileges at the market price at 3150 111 Broadway, rooin TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND spreads on the: active mocks egone per cent from maz on margin or against brivileges, Special attention given tw country orders, Persons wishing to participate in the daily fluctuations Review,” which Elves a Weekly analvsis of the stock market. Prie $1 90 year: Z3e. six wnonehs, ~ BUSINESS OPPORTUN 1Tins, N OPPORTUNITY—FOR PARTIES WITH | 10) to $3), to secure 4 permanent Business jyHlcb are wudispepsable in every Apply to RHIND, 40 Cortlandt st : i Wantrp-a PARTY, WITH $300, TO TARE EN ‘oadway, New York. = at popes 5, $100, $290 Tati ALEXAN FROTHINGHAM & CO. $300 INVESTED IN *'STOCK PRIVL. exes" pays larger profits than ay other, spect. e luvestments informatim sent on appticatio: GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO, general business tour through that State er. will attend to auy mat i bi about Ist Decem! | to his care and at reaso DDITION & CAPITAL SECUREL FOR INCOR. | porated companies, merchants, manufacturers. Undersicned are solicited to invest capitai for numer aid office. PARTNER, WANT« manufacturing business; aici en | profits 4 per cent; ho righ. OF need “apply. Address WINCHESTER. box 10 Micwald ULD EXCHANGE $5,00) DIV. yips Stocks, hus black team Horsen, two new Top Wagons tor Real Estate, free of incumbgance. Address FINANCIAL, box 176 Her: _Post office box 1,336. ITIC! nced attorney LAbY, JUST 4 do. eee 10 Thi Cen ith 3° 9% % | oMce, N FSTABLISHED PAYING BUSINESS ON WATER | front, connected with yessels; remunerative now Ah all Fey: eed capital required. Address | A RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL RINDS B 4h« and soid. “Securities of defaulted rox <0 Broad eigect. box 139 Herald office. ESTABLISHED F ay for it in tartalnenia, 90 arness, &c.—Address J. H. | A. IMS .OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS speedily and Nihoroughly prosecuted by an expert- without any coarge whatever unless suc- yexceilent references from chents. Address \ NY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS AND THREE Por. table Sawmills wanted—I er Land in Kentucky and Missouri, underiaid with , in amounts ne ON $1.5: exchange for gout “ARRIVED FRoM. THE | aie | AL present financially embarrassed, destre: with ome honorable -entieman of 'means who will Kindly assist her. Address KAKNEST, box 162 Herald ‘Titles pertect. ac 10 Pine Street. _ | present orders about oO toa ond mont | to $10.000;" annual prot ; PARTNER WANTED foo} money Mm! 2,000 cash, If & ing livery stable, 12:30 P, M.—Before Call, 1A BANKING INTEREST IN A BUSINESS LONG ES- tablished is offered to a responsible part; or alarger sum. Address, with name and addi 110Ushis West Un Tel.b3 8024 G0? shs Chi & RI RR, Fh sake ee me 25) Lerald oitice. ir: ean hud reac BION & CO., banke: jw $9; ‘ine street. Ace =$5,90, $5.00, $5,509 AND $7,003, « money second M ry Hg Ohio & Ei ‘un, on four story stone, east side Stor B. [eral discount: offered ior iminediate cash cane ee et, tae if yy MICHTE Ny No. 14 Kast Forty-loueth streets NJ Ven Kt + | JQANKING BOSINESS AND FIXTURES FoR SALE— i) ee i. do. we} ablished Jil; good line cash depositey ng other Second Board=1_ pe | our agent, AARON BERKLY, Rochester, beh be 19% 600 sis Ch & NWRR.. — : do. YASH ADVANCED ON LIrE INSURANCE POLS fas mich a). ee st and other ‘approved Neoutttis at Ge | rea itoshs Hat iw a | SHELDRARE & co, Ly West Unt “ iis chi & X46 ptbe ss f poorer 200 1 wa Ceti RR. G PIUAL, Heraid office. SIRZET,” A COMPREN dm Lsans Lids i | ac, IN THE PAST 1 YEARS, MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS, es 10) Tol & W 6) Mor & Eee York city Mortgages without borg HH } Mring to BURRUW ON IVs Tite S00 Harlem ist, 6 BOW AN) & Bus Ist finr stig West Un I") | ous RCE, 106 BROAD J tw loan, withotit bomus, om ood 3 “PI AY, 6 Tn ae Brooklyn Keal state; aisy to purchase Mortgages t 20) Canton © Jowest rates. | WwW Con Cont. OANS ANY AMOU 4 rity, Lite Jewelry te wera Meronandise : cori Wanted storage; sielnway Fiano for { JAMES CAUNELY, Nu. 184 Pac Mail 33. in ws TO LOAN LX SUMS oe $5.00, on 0) on first class BONE rie ‘i 3 # Gress H. BOGEKT, law office, 192 Hroad way. wat hy) 0. +e 0m wr He 4p} wit si Poe bo Mr 3¥ TO LOAN UN BOND AND od do. ti ao M3 og | DI Withoont bonus, First and sevond Mortzages and ca) u “ toy S&aM SRR, vn B. oo elty Property nt 3 WILL SBS & 8 my appointing SANDistSON, box 133 | oftice. TS: CAPITALISTS NESIRING BUSINESS AND EX- clusive control ot a monopoly of magnitude, | Per- softs méanliig busittess are invited to call at 42 South Washingto: il investigate. 1. BARNES, | IO CAPITALISTS AND REAL ESTATE OWNERS,— Two valuable Patents on combs tor sale tor cas! gxchanue tor improved property in| New York city, Momtclair, Westehester county; ‘one of the | Raine ie wel introduced and bringins a good income; he other one not yet introduced, Address B.C. D., erald oMec. 0 CAPITALISTS,—THE BUSINESS 18 MANUS AC. turing, now in ‘Successful operation in the city of z, Vin. mount wanted 1s $100,000; ties wishing to’ itvestthat sum: and to sntoy im the business, or not, ay the case may prove, a rare chance is offered. We are so coniident we can offer a profitable mvestment that we will incur the expense ot mine any ay who will visit the property and e: Aduress lock box 21, Wheeling (W. Va.) Post office. 1O ADVERTISERS,—CIRCULAKS, &C., ADDRESSED at $7 50 per 1,009, frou @ list containing 23,700 hotels in the United States and Canada, Address X. LC. B, meee ee COMPANY, vox 2,017 New York Post oitice. ALCABLE PATENT—THE MOST NOVEL AND one of the most valuable advertising mediums, de- init tor steam and streetcars and depots, for sale low a, and Bag?! [ete For full particulars address é HA 880X, Corn. al, ANTED— BY AN AUCTION HOUSE, A eed competent and responsible man to solicit boo! auction house ot mod ans and undoubtable er (one acquainted with iclion business preferred) ; the best ot salary guar- | anteed or an interest if preferred: to a party titan with the requisite qualitications a steady and permanent ‘ition guarcanwed, Applications, strictly onsen be signed with full name. Addres: mu box 140 Herald office J ANTED—A PARTNER TO TAKE SOLE CH. RGE of flour and feed store and tracking business, 6s- Apply at 643 Broad way, 2 tablished eight yea TANTED TO INVEST—$800 IN SOME LIGHT manufacturing business, with services, or will loan the above amount tor a situation of not less than $18 per week. Please addréss, with paruiculars, H. K. B., Herala office. WANIEDTA BUSINESS MAN, WITH A ALL capital, as partner in a dry gocds store; $9,000 Worth ot goods on, hand for Western markets. Apply at vt South s street, V ANTED A PARTNER IN TH LIVERY BUSI- Di wing. ee per month. Address UH. J., BOLALTIBY r D GOOD SELLING ch agents to handle. Warties having such will consult their inverests by calling on or address- | ing SIMPSUN & SMLiH, 66 Cortlandt street. | y JANTED—A SPECIAL PARTNER TO EXTEND AN j old estabitshea | bus ness in the dress ee 4 line: no large amount of capital required and no rapid foruine is promised, but good profits can be madé. Full particulars by addressing LXPERIENCE, Herald Up- town Branch office, 1,26 Broadway. tire charge ot ny business. tor which I will f rood sulary atid ampie security. AdGress CAPITAL, box 162 Heraid Uptown Branch ‘ome B50) Wikh BUY THE EXCLUSIVE RIGUT TO manufacture a Valuable patent on a sinall ar- tite, erhe garte 4 mail, with ee use of ma- No. Howard s street. S700 TO $1,000 D. TO | XTEND A PRO prietary medic ne business that will Areata ie O00 first tear: no risk: money secured. Call at No. 2 Clinton rite Tooin 9 corner Broadway. $12 =WANTED, A_PARINER WITH OR « without moll amare ehiveuene Address or 0. bear. close: 20 } Rael to HAYWARD & SHEPARD. ay “raion street, | between 10 and 12. 2 00 WILL PURCHASE A HALF INTEREST | im Ps hig iti feast business; constant | lemand ae my go I eas ofter: 5 250 ORIGINAL AGENTS’ LETTE OF JULY, ).200 _ aucust and Sepiember, iste will o Seesare or thousands Addvess X, box 109 Herald oltice, $5,000 BaVAXTED, DOIRDIATELY STO BX: 2)! tend facilities for the manutacture and sale of a wonderfully eficacious temperance remedy: readily increased ) per cent: no notice taken 3 Biven appoin tiny interview. Ad- B, Siterald Uptown Branch oilice. $5,000 3 312,000.—THE WHOLE MACHINERY, ofS will and lusive rights for New unless tull addres: | dress Tis! MPERA, \PITAL PROCURED - for merchants, manutacturers and others: Mining, egotiated: Real mstate exchanged Tor Business. Persons with capital seeking b} of approved opportunities, oods, 14) Church street: vance AL MEMBER OF THE 3 NEW YORK sTOCK EX. tA change wishes to connect himself with some stock | win, Sexton & 1 Bond street, CARLETON, Binancial and business EXPERIENCE AND tag a satisfactory Business. GEN TLEMAN OF + | works Address COMPANY, box 186 rei woe, na fot inevatd Aiptotrn Branch office. bhi NUFAOTURING ALL KINDS OF LIGHT will make any patented or other ar wand take ant terest in the sa itcan be shown plirehaseré by calling on LIVING. WINERY, box soe | “GOOD CHANCK FOR A PERSON WITH A FE Huidréd dollars wishing fo enter the grocery busi- ess in a large and populous town a few tiles from Ne: “ited old estalished place and will bear close inveetl- Ad dlerald Uptown iranch | 4 PUR lortgages for site; eigint month te 3 GROCEK, BUSINESS MAN WISHING TO stator Pure or Beal Bacque @irect to the manuacturers, roadway, corner Tenth street, oppomte stewart’ 38710 YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO meet with a gentieman who would assist her in Address ENERGY, box 7 Herald | e. E unr agent: Rak nominal, population Lu, ysl bh Va clyaoat Xo 45 Pine streét. a A er Sin ho east 1 Herald office. oO SOND MORTGAGE, $3.00, ONE Year to Fun, on brows ‘sone city hogs: rt ‘$7.00, held by bank. Address iinunediately, with un th sil the world Te Hates and also In Wilson Spattle Sewing Machines and the Wilson to whom we are Banca ‘oO i; ary dail aM elits, For Hes appl, toor ads tress WI V, Ay soy Broadway, New York. digentients to exporte: STN Ess Wax TE OW MONEY 18 LOST AND MADE IN| HENSIVE PAMPHLET, CON- | TAINS EXPLANATION OF PRIVILEGES, % | | TSRMS AND ea GHEST AND LOWEST | PRICES, MEMORABLE EVENTS, PANICS, CORNERS, =< PARTY WiLL B3 $n intorest in a good ‘ES8 WAN Pi. D=1N or drag business Parties wishing to re+ ay, chaser by addressing BUsINiss Herald Br ‘ookl yn Branch oMee. UNA FIDE BUSINE! | ee QOD eAteck Ag? A ae LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROADWAY. SALE—EASILY MAN. gerd and wot much cash required ; wiil sell nail ov ved. rediired elsewhere. MAN) Heraia ofice. FURNISHED OFFICH ¢ $12; also alight and profiad oie it @ saeritice; make an ofler. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY'TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Principals de- Db, URS 1 Pine sttest Business; eithe 2 Cortlandt street, W York el PA any with some | irs in reciaiming ¢ means, to assist the ry ve ofliginal deed immense property im thi Will; can begin. to reals duceme nts offered. NING SALUON,—WANT. Restatitant oF Hotei ior a Hesdence nt 10 acre Farm on Long Island of Lots Jorsey, near depot Uptown Branch office. ON COLLATERAL, acies, Furnitire, Piaios, nerclal paper uego- ST initdson stfoot ADI i NIRG SALO, HOTEL, box 1Ot Heralt $10,00 AND York city Property. SOR SALK—A STEAM Ki at halt its value, with be ong ana ali the necessary h gates established 2 Herald office, < OF GOOD ADDRESS WANT vr lewitimate medic ut spcela in Guod workit MORTOAGE sec Md Address FAOTORY, easohold boug at and sold. Liv COUK, Mi Broadway, TO LOAN ON BONDS AND MORIGAGES sure dnd at rene jute sien Fen UNA PIDES, » Dox ate 125 Broadway, comer Twenty- alte al ng page im this city, in suc- het profit from $5,000 to bc doubied ; the whole will o-fitth interest for $01; no | further capital required ; fullest investigation: communt- cations, with real name ‘and references, only wilt be no- ticed. Address MC ‘OLY, box 147 Herald office. | B5.000 “itiid SHAE, smapaRn ess 1B, ing an established business; money Frans a eo extena Jerald office. WANTED, PARY | $10,000.“ Minotine: Aan "euerpete’ saiegnaa RENT! business nae ou Broadway. Address ILLU- office, B15 000 TO $20,00.—A PARTNER WANTED 0. with the above amount to take a half in- a Notion Jovbing Business already established Address NOTIONS, box 5,403 New York Post $20,000 Nast ea fo ae Mohe heed answer with, Adaress, in {ull name, C. vox 126 Herald oitice, ABLISHED MANUFAC ug concern, doing a ae ates. and in- days! 6 a Part. sth given and of with above ainount; hizhest ref |. Address H. B., box 180 Hel 40 $3000 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL | 25, 000 required to develop aad Increase bast | | men in question have substituted for four cases of iiess, active partner in a well established and very promtable manufacturing business: staple article: no ce pe titios aly large sales to best ciass cust) y apply, with ill name, stating app Fost ollie! J rk, N, | go O00 ¥A -AN ACTIVE BUSINESS 3. man having above amount in cash can enter as equal partner ina stap manufacturing article proiected by letters patent: the business has been estab- ished tor six years, the works are in. pertect order and thorouctly equipped and trad Hy @ ished: amDIe yore vob8 ho wT nw eharact ihe basta ‘Ad: | dress & Mei, box 4 s 541) OOK WILL BUY A JOINT PARTNERSHIP. in a new, succeasiully established and very rodtable manutact singss; location within Sy miles of New Y oO miles trom FPluladelphia; entire monopoly; secured by pa For particu: sand exhibits address PAL erald oifice, RAL PART. id reputable reorganizing lor uary eng in active Mand (urns ont the most substantial work | ty use. Apply to GRIGGH & CARLETON, 93 SAILORS’ WAGES. Meeting of Seamen Yesterday Afternoon. Bred ay. In pursuance ofa call published in yesterday's | morning papers, about three hunared seamen as- | sembied in Burling slip at half past two o’clock In the alternoon fur the piitpose of giving public ex. | pression to their sentiments regarding the relative merits of the Boarding House | Association and the Seamen's Exchange, | aud to adopt a scale of wages to ve adhered to by | all seamen sauing trom this port, Mr. Francis | Krander called the assemblage to order, and Ine troduced Mr. William Churenil, of the Boarding | take place in a « s' Association, Whu spoke at Jengtu | | ayuiust the Seamen's Xchange, MeROUMeHE Rs | ‘The Sailors? House Keep | @ baretaced traud upon poor sailors. | Boarding House Association, om the otuer land, | was the (ruc and stanch friend of Jack, vd pros | Were taking advan: a chance seldum | of | ers? Union No. 2, ‘The bosses are willing to pay the above amount of cash, | uring, bollers, waler Bipes aid inachinery | jm in nis efforts tO secure & ages. ry which he said would be ftrictiy adhered to, if the Boarding House Association had to support the men for six montis :— SCALE OF WAGES ADOPTED AT A MEETING OF THE SEAMEN, IN THE PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBEA Wy 1874. y ? Wiitsta to Welandant ee ee fessels to Great Britain to returnees. 0 08a Vessels to otter Europea’ terranean ‘4 8 Vessels to Sp Miain and » to CO ‘net etd ‘oast Oo! 25 30 is to Pt 1s aro ig it a “VaakGe take at feans om atl — The schedule was adopted unanimously, after which speeches were made by some malt dozen SRE Sg all gh mee spoke ogainss the Sea Duncan. THE “LOCK-0UTS.” ——--- The *’Longshoremen To Be Ousted Tos Morrow—They Will Refuse to Work Below the Uni Prices—Lots of Money in the Treasury—Continuation of the Coopers’ Trouble—Bo: an@ Men All Still Resolute. The threatened reduction of the ‘longshore men’s wages is certain to be put in effect to-mor row. A strong determination to accomplish their purpose characterizes the movements of the agents of the companies whose signatures have been given to the resolution in Javor of tne pro- posed change of rates. These gentlemen ate pretty concise In their explanation as to the rea sons which have induced them to come to their present decision, and are well united in saying tnat they cannot afford to — pay. They also persist in explaining thet the idea is not new to them, as they have been for some few years of opinion that they were paying the majority of the men more than the business done by the companies war. ranted, Ifthe times were bad, they say, or likely to become worse, the burden would fall and con- tinue to fallon them as well as.on others, so that self protection compelled them to cover their ex- penses. They allege that they have held fo formal meetings, in public or in secret, and the resolu. tion to reduce the wages wi simply a conse- quence of tne acknowledged inability to continue tu pay as they were doing. It is proposed to in- form the men to-morrow morning, through the stevedores, of the rates to be patd in futuré, and then act in accordance with their settled plan of employing any man who works for their prices, ‘The Companies which have not yet signified their intention of jolning the movement against the men are presumed to be independent abont the “lock-out” either On account of their not doing any business just now, or because they are walt ing to seo how things will turn out. WHAT THE MBN SAY. In conversation with several of the prominent members of the unions yesterday a HERALD re- porter was informed that beyond all doubt the men would not work below the old prices—forty cents an hour for day work, and eighty cents an hour for night Work. it was all very well to eay tiat the wages seemed big for laborers: but labor- ers bad to live and work bard for a living, and wheb you were sure not to have work six days in the week some allowance should be made tor the days a man was idie and could not get any other employment. The bosses said that they could not pay expenses, and alleged this as @ reason for tue proposed reduction; but the truth was that they tage of the rumors that were circulated among the working classes aud bust ness men that the coming winter would be a very hard one and that thousands of men would be idle. They calculated that with so many men ont of work vney could Ce ali the hands they wanted, and, there- fore, they would begin to crush even belore the winter became very severe. The unions had among tiem over $60,000, and other organizations Would also help in case of need, so that tne men were uot altogether unprotected; but still it was hard on the men to Nave to spend these savings while standing on the sidewalk. The bosses thought, pernaps, that it required no experience to be a longsnoreman; bul the truth was that, exeept in a Very limited part of the Jabor, it wus a trade in itsell, lor which some men only were es pecially fitted. Tnose who knew the labor and the skill 16 required Knew that the bosses would lose more than they gained by the ‘ocking out” of the men, and the companies would soon find that fact out. The union men proposed to go out quietly and to act afterward peaceably, nor would they iuteriere with any mab, Lo matter who he was or where he came frum, whom the companies would employ. In answer to some questions as to how the men stood in regard to negotiations for an amicable settlement tuey stated that uo to the present hour they had received no intimation at ail either from the companies or the stevedores in regard to the threatened reduction, it had been stated that one stevedere had made @ contract with an agent and that his men were going to work, but no cer- tain information on the matter nad come to the Knowledge of whe society men. In fact, except what imiormation they got trom the newspape: they had heard of nothing, Bus tf the threatene reduction took place on Monday morning then the societies would lorm into regular working order ana adopt ail advantages that they might trom the practices of “strikers.” The meeting on Friday evening was lor the purpose of getting the men together so that tbe action of the busses should not come with surprise upon any member, ‘THE COOPERS. The coopers in the down-town district are still holding out against the bosses, They are thor- oughly united in thetr action and are confident ot gaining their pot. ‘ihe bosses continue their weekly meetings, and aiso state that they are bound to win. inthis strike the question is not one so siriculy ol wages, the bosses say, as Ove of not being arbitrarily dealt wita by ruies of Coop. $24 week toeach man, and the men would be | willing to take that amount if tt were guaranteed that it would come every week. But the hitch ia tat the majority ol the men only get a few days’ work @ week and, thereiore, they say, that when there is a break in the week they must get $450 a day. The men further say that they have been well treated in regard to funds, and the “jock-out,” except to about twenty men, who had haa steady work, does nor amount to so much as the bosses would try to make it appear it does, REDUCTION ON A RAILROAD, Orders have been given by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to discharge all hands engaged | on new constructions, to reduce the track gangs, to reduce the men on bridge repairs, to ont down the hours from ten to nine and the wages trom fourteen to swelse, abe an ssaaristee} DEFRAUDING THE REVENUE. Flight of W. J. Pollock & Brother, Ime porters—Frauds of Upward of $70,000 Discovered=An Extraordinary Seizure at the Custom House of Worthless Cases. A few days since the HeRaLp contained & report of charges being made against Ransom Van Vaul kenberg and his son, William Van Vaulkenberg, Custom House cartmen, and likewise against W. J, Pollock & Brother, importer, for alleged defraud. ing the customs revenue to a large extent, While the cartmen named were conveying goods im- ported by Pollock & Brother from the wharf to the appratser’s stotes they would, it is alleged, at some convenient place, substitute jor the goods imported otter goods of very little value. The aMdavit sets forth that the cart silks four other cases of slik waste which would not be Vaiued at probably one quarter as much ag the other silks, thereby defrauding the govern- ea the amount of value and the rate of ta- Pov Gaterday W. J. Pollock, the importer of the ‘oods, and hig brother could not be found, — They ave been in business in New York ‘or séverat years, and dave been living in grand style on Fifth avenue. The United States marshals bave wart. Yauts 1or their arrest, and hope to have the tugt- | tives by to-morrow at latest, All the Buronean steamships were watched yesterday, but the brothers did not show themselves. UNEARTHING MORE FRAUDS, Special Treasury Agent F. EB. Howe, who has been working night and day in this case, among other measures, sent Special Agent Brown to the eneral order stores, at the corner of West and Loroy streets, to see if there were any other goods instore there bearing similar marks to those seized irom the Van uikenbergs. Alter study. ing the books there for some time he discovered roFty- five cases, bearing the same mark, with ten iron vands and appavenily containing valuable goods, They were ail iound to filed with old Jans and rubbish, and were seized by Special Agents Brown, Brackett and Fideau and carced oi to the seizure departivent of the Custom House, where tiey arrived last evening at about five o'clock. Nine cases of alpaca of tue finest quailty, vaiued at avout $12,000, were also seized and taxen to the Custom Hot hie iorty-live cases, Waick are hardly now worth the value of flewood, rep: resent, 10 18 estimated, trauds committed on the governinent to the extent of sc $00,000 on $70,000, Colonel Howe bas received information that the smuggled guods have been disposed ol as public sale by several downtown auctioneers. A @ } | cartinen while the vases were being emptied of great many ar 8 Of accomplices will probably uple of days. Goods huye beea ed ab an aucion astdblsiment valued at 000, it remaing to be seen if any customs on have been acting tn collusion with the Valuable goods and refilted with wrasi.