The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1874, Page 9

FAINANCAL AND COMMERCE [= e - -_—_———oOOeOoeOO ‘The Events of the Past Week— Trade Prospects. REVIEW OF THE MARKET. ‘The Course ot Money, Gold and Bonds. WALL Srnzer, SUNDAY, Nov. 15, sta. A review of the leading events of the past week ‘shows that a number of changes have taken place which sooner or later may influence general ‘markets. The journals published in the interests -of trade generally report 4 decided improvement 4m confidence and in the volume of transactions, This ts said to be demonstrated by the renewed sotivity in the ¥atious forwarding and transporta- ‘tion routes. The distribution of money in the *South aad West in tne movement of the crops has Dad its natural healthy effect, and an advance in ‘the bank rates at Chicago, Cincinnati, Loulaville and other points is not to be ignored as another encouraging commercial sign, inasmuch as it shows that the capital sent out from the great ‘Anancis! centres is periorming its mission among the classes Who produce, purchase, sell, consume ‘and thas give fresh impetus to the machinery of trade, THE NEW BNGLAND MANUFACTURERS, ‘who had been compelled to’ reduce their prodac- ‘tion one-third in-order to adapt themselves to the teat contraction that had taken place, report that the prospects of business point to the ne- ‘cesaity Of again running on full time.at an early day, The Unteed.states Economist says that “from thisuntil the 1st of January the preparations for business changes will be on an astounding scale, It has already come under our notice thatchanges ere contemplated in the dry goods trade ot this city tmvobving a total of $25,000,000, Changes toa corresponding extent are tn progress in other ‘trades. New firms bave peen reorganized on the basis of old ones, with an infusion of new blood, energy and capital. There are vague but ob- viously well founded anticipations of similar ‘movements in other important branches of busi- ess. For one thing, the resumption of specie payments by the federal government is regarded 8a foregone conciusion, taducing corresponding CHANGES IN BUSINESS, ‘Por-these alterations new men and capital aro required. Probably an estimate of $100,000,000 as the total amount of capital represented in the firms in this city undergoing a change would not wary materially from the correct figures. It is -diMicult to determine the effects of this unsettied | condition of affairs upon actua) business opera- | ‘tons, although there can be no doubt that they , exercise an important influence on quotations. At New Year's all firms desire to make as large | retarns of cash as possible, and this year the new mouses would naturally desire to make a favorable exhibit, ana would consent to deductions for ash, which, under other circumstances, would-not be entertained.” Another sign of the times is the advance in government bonds and some other securities that ‘re held abroad and have been returnea to America to be sold for foreign account. It means that the recent political changes have been ac- cepted by the people as an earnest of a brighter Ttuture and more substantial results, Banks and other fiduciary corporationg are buying these se- ‘curtties rather than lend their surplus money on callloans at 2 and 3 per cent, Prices having obeyed certain causes pecuitar to this country and ‘which could not have been exerted abroad, tne | temptation to the foreign investor has been to sell in this market. Bence a stiffening in ex- change, the shipment of and advance in gold. | MONEY. | Money on-call loans has been tn better request | and atsomewhat bigher rates, the bulk of business | being done at3a 3% per cent, with extremes ai2 | and4percent, Time loans were made at4\ a5 | percent. Prime business paper passed at 6 and 7 | per cent for acceptances and 7 and 12 per cent for | aingie names, The following were the last rates of foreign exchange:— Prime bankers’ ster ! : bills on London. 486 4.8636 4.8936 0 4.90 bankers’ d0....., 4.3535 04.86 4.89 9 4.3937 Prime com. sterling do. 4.84 848534 488 24.89 Paria (bankers’)...... 6.164 85.15 6.18% a 611% ADEWEID ..--- 2s .c0ee 6164 B515 5.134 6.11% BWIBB...... 0+ -v200e2-+- 516% & 5.15 one Paercts Amsterdam......... 4142 41% 41% Hambarg..........-... 95 & 96, ws ‘3 9635 Prankiort. 9644 & 9636 9 @ 9% Mya 90% Gs a 96% THB BANK STATEMENT. forthe week was regarded as encouraging, inas- amuch as it showed a large gain in the excess over the legal reserve, which of late has been decining. The principal change was in -specte, which increased $4,313,000, The change in legal tender is small. The loans have fallen $1,278,600, on ¢he average covering six days. The total reserve or the banks is now $76,413,200, or $18,914,760 more than the law requires. The ex- cess of reserve above legal requirement last week ‘was $16,338,025. The following Js a comparison of THB FOREIGN MARKET. Owing tothe continued loss of bullion by fhe Bank of England it was expected that the rate of discount would be again advanced this Week. It ‘was.not done, however, and the supposition now 4s that, as the money subtracted has been largely ased‘in the.semt-annuai settlements itn Scotland, ‘which occur-at this season of the year, an infow from. the Scotch banxs will be felt at an earlyday, @nd render any immediate disturbance of the market by the parent institution unnecessary. American securities, with the exception of Erie, have been comparatively steady in London, ak though not relatively as strong as in America, The Bank of France gained during the week $6,660,000 francs. HE STOOK MARKET continues to be.a field of speculation that may be described as active, considering the general con- -dition of the street, Prices, led by one or two stocks like Lake Shore and Western Union, have been advanced and at theclose yesterday were rm, in some instances at the highest Agures. of the week. Several of the lower priced securittea, Uke Northwest Common, Ohto and Missisatppt, Wabash and Onion Pacific received special atten- tion, and induces the hope, if not the belief, that the promises so industriously circulated concern- ing their future may be realized. It was said yes- terday, by those who seemed to know, shat the Sustaining strength of the market forsome time to come wonld be given by these cheaper stocks. The landing of the American end of the new cable || mow being laid is anxiously awaited by these who are expecting that its success will lead to impor- tant changes. The cable itself will announce its own completion. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST SATURDAY, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day:— 1. 102 102, aw York Central 4 ison 29 203% is 83 31. 33 39 40' 9% 100 se say 2048 ue e)., Lack and Western. 1008 100% a iS 10 9 BBs Fle an 456 45 ns 15% = 118 CLOSING PRICRS—THRER O'CLOCK P. M. SATURDAY. Pacific Mall, 45% a 45%; Western Union Tete- Braph, 80% & 8034; Quicksilver, 82 # 82%; do. pre- (erred, 373 & 8054; Canton, 62% & 64; Michtgan Central, 71% @ 78; Adams Express, 119 8 120; American Express, 64% a 65; United States Ex- @ress, 624 & 6354; Wells-Fargo Express, 60 a 60%; Chicago and Alton, LK a 109; Pittabure, 67 ; advance generally tn this department aas been | last week, yet there was a gratifying increase in | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, N tl 815; Chicago aha Northwestern, 40% a 0%; do, Prelerred, 67% @ 68%; Chicago and Rock Island, & 1004; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 35% & do, preferred, 65 @ 65%; C. C. and L @., | “i 10; Delaware, Lackawanna and-Western, 100% | & 10944; Erie, 204 & 2934; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 28% & 27; do, preferred, 34 & 34K; Lake Shore, 82 a 824; New York and Harlem, 130 a 131; New York Central and Hudson River, 102 @ 102%; New Jersey Central, 107% @ 10744; Ohio and Mississippi, 3144 @ 31%; Panama, 114 a 115; Toledo and Wabash, 32 a 82/4; Union Pacific, 35% a 35%4, FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK. ‘The following shows the extreme fuctuations an the leading stocks during the week :— Dele igekemanus and Western New Jersey Central Mich Iilino! Union Pacific.. G, Cand LC... 9% Hannibal and St. Joseph. 255% Fennitial and St. Josepn preferred ix 8296 ‘Ohio and Mississip) 10% | A 5 Western Union Telegraph. 196 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 1934 Pacific Mail. 444 Quicksilve: 31 Quicksilver preterred, 37 Adams Express...... 16% *ex dividend GOLD. For several days the impression has prevailed that gold would advance, but it was not until it became evident that the country was to suffer further depletton by shipments of coin to Europe that the market practically strengthened. From 1103, the price has advanced to 110%, and appar: ently is very Gra. ‘rhe terms on loans at the close were 2, 1 andl per cent and fat, The following were the FLUCTUATIONS IN THE GOLD MARKET FOR TOE WERK. Tae wtignest. “eae” crosi ng. losing. Monday, Nov. 4 ove LOH = 11034 11056 11054 Tuesaay, Nov. 1 nox ox oy 10% Wednesday, er ii 0% 0% nog nose Thursday, Nov.12.. liu =—-110}, 110% = 11034 Friday, Nov. 18..00 10% * 110% 110% 11056 Saturday, Nov.14., 110% M0 110% 10% BONDS of all varieties, tha‘ is to say, government, State and railroad issues, were in good demand by in- vestors and prices generally were well main- tained. An active business was done in the for- mer. One of the features of the market was tne considerable amount of dealings tn five-twenties of 1862. The issues of 1881, 1865 and 1867 were like- wise strong, the increase of the week being note- worthy. In Southern securities North Carolinas and Tennessees showed s further improvement. Virginias and some of the old bonds of South Caro- una were in request at much higher than the | rates which prevailed before the election, The | from 1 to 8 percent. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the port for the week | was:—General merchandise imports, incinding { ary goots, $6,092,237 ; produce exports, $5,161,242; | specie exports, $737,459. The total mercnandise imports, mcluding dry goods since January 1, | this year, are $246,049,544, against $349,246,858 last | year, and $383,593,210 in 1872, The total-exports of | { produce since January 1, this year, are $250,792,839, | against $257,589,197 last year, and $199,767,701 in 1872, The total exports of specie since January 1 | are $45,813,992, against $44,561,303 last year, and } $65,857,957 in 1872, UNITED STATES TREARUR Y. ‘The operations of the ‘Treasury at the New York | office during the week included the disbursement (| 0! $1,006,700 on account of interest, $2,196,000 in | redemption of five-twenty bonds and the receipt of $1,722,000 for customs. COMMERCIAL REFORT. Cotton Firmer—Floar Steady—Wheat | Dearer—Cora Steady—Oats Firm—Pork | Firm—Lard Higher—Groceries Dun | and Nominal—Freights Quiet—Petro- | § leum Nominally Easier—Naval Stores Closed Easier—Whiskey Lower. SaTuEDayY, Nov. 14—6 P. M. Though the merchandise markets were not marked by any very decidea improvement during the demand for many commodities and a cor- responding enhancement in value in numerous instances. Toward the close of the week there ¢ was considerable activity in some of the leading staples, and business assumed greater propor- tions as the days passed, a0 that the betief became quite general that merchandise had “touched bottom’ and thar the rebound was about to be felt throughout trade circles. However that may be, it ts certain that there was greater buoyancy and firmness in the market ror many kinds of merchandise than there haa been for some time. There are fewer indications that the protracted season of dulness and depression is seriously felt by the mercantile public now than wasthe-case some time ago. Some of the weaker ones have succumbed to the hard times as well assome-who had been regarded as among the stronger ones, but for the most part expenses were cut down and every preparation made to outride the storm, which it was feared woald burst, and in all prob- ability the preparation that was made to successfully weather the gale was the mesns of preventing it At all events basiness men are becoming more hopeful every day, though thelr hopefulness docs not cause any relaxation of the extreme caution which has been exercised tor some time, The gold premium has not varied essentially, and. havexerted noinfuence-on the value of merchandise. The-expors movement tn breadstuffs was moderate, but steadily increased. The actual clearances were light, but they reflected the bust- ness of the preceding week rather than that of the week last past. Flour ruled anil all through the week, mere ore sop toe Hie clove 0 ote She woe it after ral Driog ‘wae Gevek ore. acti leg! ve Ee 8 é er er cl buyers were unwilling to pay any material advai Py A So Sere moderately -active af an advance i <3 2 ; range of ont | 28: ont ig dalively a Gaiisiow 5 y mntding) been as follows. ing ty 13 28 2 H 5 py anand ts SAO tales. The seceta al rem La cg Lae fevannaty 0 MT, Hambt 001 Eee ‘ team RAIN. —Receipts—Flour, 17, i O. 5 ‘and: tor-the week ending thie ‘Bt figures wat! 5 2 te 800 bols., various kinds, at {aot > 0) 993 75 37a 40 475 a 50 50a 550 $758 400 sa om Round hoop Ohio, sh 4758 500 Hats houp Ohio, trade brands : $B 8 Be Se Louis, 1 6008 525 ft Louis: btraight¢ xia 50a GW Bt Louis, choice double 600 a 700 a Louie, Sine’ family 128 ; 3 re » fine uper Soushern, No. 2 5 Nominal. Nominal. 5000 600 6% a 850 4Wea 475 4108 400 500 a 510 mei 5208 — Wheat opened decks ey advance of fully Pe. per Dushel, but closed: with Bart a (he improvement auwreg: fie No, 3 Spring, 4 a0 ‘a $111 for No. 2 Chicago, Le & $1 16 for No. d atilwaukee, $1 15 a) 20 for 0 roid i $1198" $1.98 for Noel. Spring '$1.008 81 27 for ungraded, $1 20.8 61.27% tor winter red. $127 % $1 30 tor amber and $1 30 a $1 40 tor white. Al bushels QtNo. 2 Milwaukee, to arrive next week, at 114. and 8 do. of winter re Corn opened closed ener At inside prices; sales about Fa 00 | bushels at a ne atero mixed, in siore; Sige,” for ‘don, afte for new mixed and $1,02 for white, Oats in good demand and a shade firmer.” We heard of footing up 96,000 oi els, at 6c. a 66c. tor mixed, in sto a Grg0. for white: also 10,000 bushels, sel ance of month, Are was Bryne, but of Canada, in bond, ha: very Tuite un report in berth freights and rates were not essentially changed, In the chartering ling there was a fair demand tor tonnaj fe suitable to the grain ‘ace, but for other purposes t inquiry was Light, Ha exhibited no apprectabis 0) henge. ‘The ‘ements ere :—To Liverpo ny 3 3,000 iD at Sd. ‘To Bristol, by steam, Dushels of grain at Jd. per standard bushel, 1,000 oilcake at 250 Mons provisions at dos, and 1,00) boxe theese at To Gl by steam 1,500 bbis. flour at . @ charters em- Brace | an, | Tiailan bark, ot in the United Kingdom, 0. with uarter: asa at és.; an Austrian Dark, hence to Bristolairece 3,600 quarters of do. an Austrian bark sone itto Bristol direct aad ort, an Austrian bar! hence te Cork for orders to me. Unitea Kingdom, with 4,000 quarters of grain at 4s. 6d.; another with 3,500 Quarters of do, to, Bristol at Ss, bd. (closed la late yesterday) ; an American bark, 405 tons, hence to Melbourne, with est gargo on private terms, but said to be on the jasis of 3Us. per ton; a Norwegian bark, hence to a direct editerranean port, with 1,560 bbls. and cases ot reaned petroleum at as Sd ‘aNd 186, a German ship from Phila delphia to Bremen ot Hambarg, with 3,500 bbls. of re fined do. at 36, itish steamer of 02 tons, trom #80 of cotton at 7-16d. arket was without change, New gtaitiy, at At prices favoring the buyer. ‘om and mixed, new ere. d, 370. do. muscovado refining, 38c. nad. do.,'gro- arto Rico, 65c.; English New Orleans, 5c. @ 68c.. tor uew ZSPinits of turpentine opened steady, ing 353c., but later closed lower, with merchantable ‘order obtainable at 35c. We note sales of erUes ig me eh at 35¥4c.; 40 bbls. from wharf, at 35c.. Duyer's option, December at Sirained rosin waa taoderetety deat ia and etoced waey at $2 a a $2 30for common to good. Sales, late yester- 4 ‘and to-day, 8,300 bbis. of strained on Reaves ce hs ofthe finer grades 300 bbis. of No. lat $3 a $4 50. f and pitch were neglected and quoted at figures pre- tea Publi ished. PrrRoLeum.—The Lethe de rari et dull and entirely nominal in the absence of demand or reported transa: tions. Refined quoted at ae a llc. for delivery this } Month; crude, tn bulk, at pa re spot and Sige. for Lege: ofmonth. Cases a c, and city hihi c., which, weing' ‘ca ‘was rinty held nia market was ee as Refined 103%c. for delivery this month. Advices from the Creek showed no material change as to value but reported a dull market. Puovistoxs.— ReceiptsFork, 187 bbls: beet. 2.511 pack. ages: cut meats, 0.5 lard, 1d tierces, and for the week ending this date, pork, ‘8 ‘bbls. ¢ ; beet lard, 3,164 dbia and 9,624 packages; cut meais, 4,300 do. ; tlerces and 128 kegs, ‘The market’ for mess pork ruled rather paar under @ better inquiry We note saies of 500 bbls., on the spot on private terms; quoted at $20 a $2) £5; also 266 bbls. now mess, for February delivery, $2025. Bacon was firm and sold to the extent of 250 Doxes long clear at lo An 10/c. Dressed hoes were rm at prices witht Tange ot Sic. a 8c. per ip. BoetThe demand was still of an unimportant jobuing character, there change. ngekagen at 5 ures within the e quote :—$10 a $11 for plain 8 $2) for rer Bales, in tots, 4D uotations, bis. ; $) 190'n Sii'for extra do. do, ; $19 50 Dime mess, tiereess $25.0 $05 for tadia de. de, and $F U'gubtor extra city 1udia mes. Beet hamawere Guiet and quoted at trom $21 a $23 tor the range of Western; South: ern remained nominal Cut meats were quiet, but re- mained steady in value, We heard of sales 0f°8 000 Ibs. of pickted shoulders ut 7340. ; 800 Ibs. of pickled bellias at 103¢¢., and 22,000 Ibs. of ‘do. at Loree, 9 10460: per Ib, W | gues aes shoulders, ee b.; stnoked, noe pickled haine. Becht Tambied don ise, | He, Ph pickled ‘betlies 0c.” 4 Toso, per ib. Lard Tr Western steam the marked was active and higher, Closing strong. We heurd ot sales of 100 tierces on the t, at 1534c.: 150 tierces of new to arrive at l4Ssc.; 150 Uerces of choice for November, at i#ie.; ood'tlerces geller’s option, balance of year, at i%,_8 | 8.000 Herces sellers option, siz months, at t2%o, 013 i-l6e.¢ 500 tierces for February at 1330. and 70 tierces tor January and February, at l3c, City sold to the extent of 125 tierces at ‘SugaR.—The market for raw suger was dull and nominaily lower. basis at 7: fished Saturday. fc. 8 80. for fait, to good refining mus. ‘was inactive and que at Seares pub- ‘ ‘ ide note ae reg Anterior common, 7c, a 7% Ons good tair, if do. good to prime, Siyo. & Bie.9 ee et natito ood. 8348. Boe. ideas” to chotce, } contri hhde Nos. € to 13, xe.) molassee bhds and boxes Tc. # 80.5 fy io. 8 8 UAe-s clayed. pores Dutch stangard, Nos.7 18 Tio, 0, 8 Te. + do., 10 ts ¢ do. oa ioe G0. 18) to 1 ‘to 20, LiKe. a 10Ko white, 9c. a 10k. Porto Se 40 Brime, Thee. & $40. { grocery, ta cl a raail—D ute gandsts, ox 9 t0 ll, 73ea 86. Sava—Dutch standard, Cry c, Manila—Superior and extra superior 7 Ti6c. sie ne way 8 limited business was consam- mated, but otherwise the market ruled quiet and values unchanged. pales, wore mage, in lots, of $0 Werces of ‘srolina un the Lge byl ce. a Bc., and 150 bas Rangoon ae Py a 6) STRARLNE was less ayant Pana quiet: offered at 15c. without sapere transactions TaLtow was in moderate demand, but closed weak. Sales 125.000 Ibs. of out, of town se: ck at 840. a 8 15-L6c., eng ‘75 bhds.-of prime Western at 9o. HISKEY.—Receipts, 307 bbis., making a total for the Bh: of 2,092 bbis. ne market opened steady, ae closed lowes. Sales 16) bbls. at $1 04 a $1 U5, closing at $I 04. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gaxveston, Nov. 14, 1874, Cotton steady: tair demand; middling, liye: low middling, 13%. ; good ordinary, We, Net teceitea, 14078 Bk gross, 178 ix; mii coastwise, 1,099. Sales, 1,060. tton firm; good a jmidalin dey low mld so04 demand ie c ow mala: ane tt 14; good 9 ordinary, Bae Net ae bales gross, 2478 Seles, 5U0, firm; middti Net om a if iat Cottan firm; mi Ging. Nees? Sean es. Exports coastwise, 607, Wales, Lau" 6, 291 24: Cotton ft 1deting, 14360. How ma foe 18-160. rm; m! iB] 0. } mi ing, : od ordinary, 1340. Net receipts, 4879 daloat ied fn, ° Oarest Briain 20 een Czantzsvon, Nov. 16 187 Gotan ft firm; middling, Lie aio, Hy Ge good rt ‘igo, aS Bike Ret receipts, "085, ‘ge, 377, Sales, li Stock, 48,721. plloncnns N, O,. Nov. 14 197% ant steady at S30. ii ag, ‘ained, bee Serpentine re wondy’ be erg, $1 @; yellow aip Nov. 14, 1874. pee eens, a ae He fm alee 2 bustiels Bo, A iloraioe tap it $i, 4,000 (Chicago 3400 No. 1.do, at $1 10; white eid at at iene 10. $1.85 Corn’ quiet; iW Yeo. oid 413 Sona does Barley nets t $1 50, meal— ioe 5 tor unngte er ton. gill, feed—shore eee middlings, $28 per frees pighert ny Tyo, 8 Bite. j bar ey fac Albany unter $275 te amr, ate Wait aoe eee I> 4b, 10. 5 e tabad, Sanat ments— rgeagye eet inex, 481,000 SUFFALO, Nov. 14, 1874. Lake and rail im oP the last twenty-t four be am Flour, 1,700 bbis. ; w! corn, 87,90); 88,600 00 do. 4 . anal shivmems—Whea 30758 Pasholes “aden; 40,061" do. Forwarders aad have devgriined n ot ‘to TOW, the re Rall oe Orie W heat, #8 608 bus! Canal frei duties ‘whee, ea ber, $6.8 NING SALOON, — 0, Tees | Di Restaurantor Hotel, ay, 3 low tm o. and sagaas ert white, apts Wheat, 17,000 bushels; 000 a ‘jupments-Whont, 2 1a 10. 3000 AGO, Nov. 14, 1874. ._ Wheat age stay and ae Me. nd low: ni Saat oa easter aa wena as Regen We, quote: Cuba, cen | ido, In absence of ye te sales we quote | ' $500.000 j AY wheat, 40,000 Be Corn, 15,000 do. oats, 2,000 SS crite do, Darley. Shipmeén ioe bbls flour, bushels wheat, do. corn, 14,0W0do. omis, 7,00) | PRINTING OLOTHS MARKET. roriperce, pmwca, R. 1, Noy. 18, 1874 Printing cloths have been ratner {during the past week, the reported transactions footing up 49.200 pieces. Btandard and extra GaxGe cloths. with a disposition to hold the best goods, at Gigc. The stock of very light: espe FINANCIAL. 8A MATTER OF GAIN OR SAFETY, “PUTS,” “CALLS” OR “DOUBLE PRIVILEGE” contracts are ased in stock speculations by the largest operators, and very large sums are often realised from Moderate investments. “A THEY COST PROM $50 TO ANY. AMOUNT. Coutracts negotia‘ed through us are obtained at the best rates in the market and on Al parties, WE ISSUR A PAMPHLET ¥REB, explaining the various modes of operating, also show- ing how large profits are reaitzed from moderate risks, All persons having any interest in making money should send for » copy. Any information relating to stocks cheerfully furnished, and how the fluctuations of the market may be besttaken advantage of. Address, for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO,, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall ses N.Y. CO., 72 BROADWAY, NEW members of ne double p itr 2 atthe market price at for 100 shi spreads on the: actives ‘stocks at one per ercont from mai- yt in 100 or oe partot 100 shares. Buy and tell Stocks margin or against privileges. Bpeciat attention given | to country orders. Persons bwisning te participate ate in the pcauy, fluctuations should subset r “The Wall Street Seem" which gives a weekly analysis of the mock market Price $1 50 a year; 75c. six months. Sample copy, also paenpeete showing the various methods of operating sent tree by the pubs Ashers. J. WICKLING. & CO,, 72 Broadway. New York. RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL RINDS BOUGHT _Post Office box 1, 336. T REASONABLE ATKS—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities. Rmpyire oft all kinds effected with best companies, J. J. HABRICH 4 OU., 117 Broadway. AW HOXEX LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE + Mort Furmtare hee “4 cashed Rtocks, Bi Bonds, Keal eed sold by auction. V. ol SON, Ji, 11 Pine street or 31 East Seventecrith stroct. LABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD. The Council of Foreign Bondholders of London hereby give notice to Intending purchasers of this raliroad, and fo all others whom it may concern, that the recent order of the Hon. Judge Bradley, displacing the late re- ceivers of the road, giving possession of the property to the present trastees of the Brat mortgage and removing the limit of price heretofore fixed by fhe Court when decreeing a sale of the road, was applied for and ob-. talned without the knowledge or assent of a majority of the first mortgage boudhoiders, as represented by coun- fel, and that steps are being taken to, bring the Matter under review. HYDE CLARKE, Secretary. Connell of Foreign Bondholders, 10 Moorgate street, oudon, Ootober 17, 1874. A —FOUR FIRST MORTGAGES, TOTAL $3,600, ON «residences in New Jersey, costing $12,000, for gale, together or separately, at a iberal discount ' Address JERSEY, vox 191 Herald office. * and sold. Securities of concn Toad: sbsetalty. WARD C. 0 Broad street. WAYS ON HAND—MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT. zago on first class property In New York or, Brook iyn: uo bonus required. C, K. WLLLIS, Lancashire surance Company, 187 Broadway. A. LADY..PURNISHING A HOUSE, OFFERS | a AA nice Room and Board, arataitonsiy, three months, to one lending her the tew dred doliars Fegnired, accepting her note, with interest. Address REQUIRED, box 179 Herald office. LADY HAVING TAKEN AN ELEGANT HOUSE op town. near Fifth avente, would like to moot ome gentleman who would loan her $500 ard take poston tarnished Room on parlor doom Address Mrs. » Herald Uptown Branch office. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages without pare Principals de- Bring to BURIU WOR INVEST app! PANT, 11 Pine street FRICE OF THE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH Railroad Company. 74 Broadway —New York, No- vember 7, 1874.—The bonds of the State of Missor Known as tho "Hannibal and St, Joseph Railroad State Bonds," maturing as follows, wil!’ be redeemed at this office, at par, and the accrued {nterest upon presenta- tion:—One hundred thousand 100,000, due April 4 1875, two hundred thousand (200,000). ‘due June ast + one hundred and thirty tousand (su0u,, due September 1872 HN ® ACKEK, Treasurer. RIVILEGES iN,STOCKS OR GOLD REQUIRE LESS OUTLAY OF MOXEY AND ARE COMPARATIVELY THE SAFEST MODE OF OPERATING PAMPHLET “HOW MONRY IS LOST AND MADE IN WALL STREBT,” MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS FREE LAPS- LEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, 74 BROADWAY. 'T.. Bonds, Northern Pacific and other Caters Baik Toad Bonds doughs shy the ou sstanfie house of NIOOL. & 00. Stock Btokaee and Lactose Aiea Re New Tonk \ it. | 1 | \ IT. pease AND DENVER orTy hy rs lam BONDS | at and sold by HAAR & ho. 46 Wail street: (E SIX PENT CENT STOCK CENTENNIAL BOARD OF OF FINANCE In now offered for popular subscription. The Centennial Board of Finance saa Flay by act of Co and authorized to of stock at $lv per share, the proceeds to be devoted to the erection of build- ings for th, Tivernadonal Exhibidion and other expenses connectea re wit The baleen are ace rimser: © omtract to be completed in ! January, 1876; more than. Ewen racy nations have official; copted th the President @ leading men t take part in the exhibition an, of the conntry are giving thelr si Centennial énterprise, aco of seourin ube raion of thea be bot ation tad services io the the people have now an au atamalt ui honorab! 7 of American siepen iy information respect: ng, the Centennial Commia- sion furnisned, and subscriptions received. by BRENTANO, Union square, jak “DeasLeR & Spal NO. 2% NAS8AU STREET, ae New York, Massaehusetts and Con- $5,000-fae ATE PEEL 3S Puna | county; Money to a lane OF small sums. B HOWE, 5% Pine street. $20,000, 003, TU LOAN $6.000. sro Boi Brooklyn eal Hseatoy also Chente buying Seco! Leasehold Mortgages. . A. SAWARD, M4, Wall street. FOR JERSBY CITY; | $135,000 FOR $50. 00 New Moy $5, —The above to lend upon dnproved Real Estate. J. L, KEMPER. No. 7 Pine st $175.000 TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE, iN this city, In CoM OM $5,000 and up- Ward, for verm of years, without bo JOHN FB, CONRKY, tea 8 Brosaway, room $ « TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND $300.000 ix Mortgages on Now York city, im: woreetac LSB eM, tn sums hy Second a od Leneshole — at reason: rates LAG NOH, 30 Pine street. TO LOAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS, Wy Morteatee and other valuable same, street i sums ‘cash to bay tho curities, in sums U6 Ae FY TODD, 86 Laberty ____ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, gyrase LEAVING FOR SAN FRANCISCO! 0, Cal., anc era wet tour through that Stai about iat Doce ral a ae cag tistiara anttrusted 1 his care sole tai ites; best references fur- Dlahed. Address CALTPORNTA, Herald office. NY DESORIPTION OF GOODS AND THREE POR. Sawmills wanted—In exchange, for , good, Timber Land m Kentucky and Mimourt, wnderiald frit ¥ SORVENGSTON & UO. 10 Pino street. PARTY WANTED WHO WILL FIND OAPETAL A for the anuheturlng Cas M4 Ame ye MG articles, which the present di siness of trad effect muoh, KadfeaweG, Bowes Gy Borate omfes. A DINING SALOON, ora Teniderice at Ruchertard Fark, 100 acre Farm on Long Island of Lot in New lersey, near Address HOTEL, Dex 161 Herald Uptown Braneh pitice. OTHL, ON | BROADWAY), NEAR | MADISON ‘Well furnished and doing « ood business, ot gai wabe ra penceey eas amice He, ni a of box Hi Hetall Ustown Branen office. Disegrery WANTED—FOR A NEW ESTABLISHED eyes cellar Leben pd bbis. stock,; ice house and ee meueme at ns gute Paras mu by tr BUOBACHR, 18 Bowery, Now York. hie a ee BUSINESS Rech org INTER- est in a well-cstablished Sop foe ingue! mane oh aity Newspaper, witha | ea Teta fo one the pi 1 cities of the Congest Of the Tr persons reasonal So taers, wis te the dest op gers) hoa toast Ben pres a r ness "Rdtieses, for partcclary BP. 00., Herald CAPITALISTS AND REAL ESTATE OWNERS.— nase HS rane erty iat ow York city, tn 3 Momela este aos e one of the patents is well tntrodnoed ang the other one not yet introduced. ‘Bdress Bt. De Herald office, 0 CAPITALISTS.—THE BUSINESS [§ MANUFAG. ow in succeseful operation in tue city of a titre or ut as the Case may prove, a rare offere We are 80 confident we can offer a brofitable investment that we will inour the expense of ny parties who will visit the property tess lock box 21, Wheeling \W. Va.) i { prosent cost, « partner | and examine it Post offtoes Vaweass PATENT—THE Most NOVEL AND AND tbe most valuable py! modiame, de- ned 10 for stonmn and sees, cars and depots, for low and si address Ceo We LAY DENS be For full particulars ANTED—BY AN AUCTION HOUSE, A THOROUGH, competent and responsible mun to solicit boo and shoce in Massachusetts for an aueGsG house of mits standing and andoubtabie credit (one in = the auction business preverred) ; the be st of ani or an interest If preferred; wa party apt ofying Tequisite qualifications # steady and permaite! aranteed. | ipplications, smelly opnidentiat, eine. 38 £00, box 140 Herald office | oy THE AUCTION, STORAGE AND BX. ness, 4 partaer with about $3,000. Appl at BARTERSON & 00.'5 Storage and pony Roomy d 597 sixth avenue. corner Thirty-fiftn street. =. | Sone “s animais. By 00 WILL PROCURE A PARTNERSHIP UN s Builder's and Mechanics’ Hardware mapas value $y,! Address DOMIs1CUS, box 1s2 Herald | office. $3.000 SBCURE A PARTNERSHIP IN. p.a pleasant, legitimate cash busi- Jo «1x' month WIla, terest in t has paid $ or an inter- view aatioa 3 RAE LLER box 1 ald Uptown Branch office. WILL PUROHASB AN INTEREST IN A $5.000 2 U ,prodtable Manufacturing Company hav. an established busin mon extend works, Address COMPANY, Perit ficbatd omoa $40. 000 WILL BUY A JOINT PARTNERSHIP in @ new, snecessfully established very profitable manufacturing business; locadon withio 8 miles of New York and #® miles from Taledelepies an entire monopoly ; secured by aaa ae pact lars and exhibits address PAP i iat er THE COURTS. SUNDAY AT JEFPERSON MARKET. Thomas Costello’s ‘s Views on OfMctal Sweari —What Saturday Night Brings Forth. The wind blew vitter and sharp around the street corners of the city yesterday morning, and the poor, shivering wretches who had fallen into the clutches of the law, as they were marched to | the diferent Police Courts, felt keenly that now indeed had come “the winter of their discontent.” The Jefferson Market Police Court array wasnot ag large as usual, but all classes had their representatives, from the whilom gay, bus now crestiallen member of the jeunesse dorée, to the poor degraded mymphe du pave, who had sought to forget ber sorrows and shame tn the brief exDilaration of the cup. The witty son of the Emerald isie, rising superior to his misery, was there, and by his-side the lately eniranchised American of African descent, who vowed with fervor, ‘‘’Fore God, Jedge, ef you let me go dis time I’ll never tone anudder Grop. I swear it, Jedge; ‘fore God, I does.” Long before the opening of tne court the 4 tious began to arrive from the diferent precincts, The Eighth and Twenty-ninth precincts, from the character of @ large portion of their resident population, ag well as tho hearty welcome extended within their borders to | visitors whose means give them the entrée to the more pretentious places of dissipated resort usually furnish the principal quota of offenders. About eight o'clock, Jusuce J. Sherman Smith took his seat on the Dench and the roll was called. The Justice was clad in his {nvartably neat attire, and exhibited the cooinessand confidence which marks the magistrate who has made the law his study, and whom counsel cannot vanquish im ar- gument, though they may melt by pathos. Among the first arraigned was an uniortunate female, cvarged With intoxication, “How 1s this, Mary?” remarks His Honor, “you were before me yesterday for the same offence and 1 let you off with a fine o: $5. You must have hud plenty of money left.” Prisoner—Weli, Yer Honor, 1 only took 9 dhrap or two to quiet my parves, and I wint off ssnleep unbeknownst to meself. Judge—Well, Mary, as you require a resting place we will keep you for ten days this time, 80 you can enjoy ali the rest you need. Costello, the Coal Merchant. Nextin order came Thomas Costello. Thomas was in jovial mood and not at all depressed by the gloomy surroundings of a police courtroom. The frowns of justice, whether emanating from the Bench or typified by the stern, brass- buttoned, blue-coated myrmidon of the law, were evidently so familiar to Thomas as to have lost their awe-in- | spiring character, Judge (looking sternly at the prisoner)—Thomas, the officer says you were found last night in the Btreets in @ state of beastly intoxication. What have Neda to say, { anything, in answer to the charge Pr henererts divil a word of alte [ suppose in Shure officers niver schwear to a lie, barrin’ they’re brought down torninst the Commissioners lor getting dhrunk thimseives, and thin they don’t Foran ue what happened no more than other ple. “judge—Thomas, I don’t wish this levity. Were you drunk ¥ e Prisoner—Well, 1 was a Itttie tnebriated, Judge—You are in the habit of getting drunk, F JOSEPH AND, DENVER CITY, RAILROAD | bave no doubt? EE REIOREE Sty Yer Honor, only three or four mes. Judge—Three or four trmes & week, I suppose? Prisoner (iaughing)—No, three or four times & ! year. Throe hundred and Ere cee days, six one and Ofty-iour minutes, ‘oording to assrono- a endge (sternly)—You seem to be very merry over it. Perhaps you will not be so very merry tn a little while. Prisoner obits the same tmperturbabie coun- tenance)—Well, we might as well be merry ag sad. Sbure a schmile on that officer beyant wouldn't be any harm to him. Judge—What is your occupation, Thomas? Prisoner—Pm in the coal mercantile, Judge—You are a coal merchant or you put in coal, which? ue cinonete= Wy nib eyes Plaises yer Honor ptaises *fadge—we Thomas, you evidently require rest | and eerntiat: for your labors are arduous, | You may go down stairs for the present. Thomas went gayly below, in ae with his escort, singing the well known “Pm a rambler from Clare.” After these and @ nomber ofsimilar cases were | disposed of the more serious business was taken up. Shooting Affray in Mereer Street. Ambrose GriMn, @ young man about twenty years of age, residing at No. 223 East Eighty-sec- ona street, was charged with shooting Rovert Scott, aged twenty, of No. 819 Kast Eighty-thira street, ADdout halt-past twelve o’clock Saturday night Officer Barry, of the Fifteenth precinct, met three men, who inqatred where they could find a doctor, One of them was shot through the left breast. All three went to the station house, where thelr names were ascertained to be Ambrose Griffin, Robert Scott and George Gamble. Is ‘ranspired that they were all friends and had been drinking together in the liquor store at the corner of ‘Amntty and Greene streets, A dispute arising they repaired to the stdewalk, and Griffin and Scott botn drew re- volvers, the former shooting the latter, The m- jured man, after his wounds were dressed, became ‘very weak and was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he now lies in @ dangerous condition. Counsellor J. D, McClelland, who ap) for the prisoner, stated that the wounded man was un- ‘willing to make & complaint against the prisoner, the shooting having Peery accidental. The Justice, however, decided wo hold Griffin to ‘await che result of injuries, Exchanging Securities. Nichotas Reisen, of 88 Bleecker street, keeps a loan office. James Pennington was desirous of obtaining some cash, and went to Reisen with a solié gold chain, which he offered to pledge as collateral, Reisen agreed to give ie ae and he had counted ont the money, Bo was arrested, ver, and held in to answer. A Case of Embezzlement. Charies H. Acton was arraignea on a charge of embezzling $500 from bis employers, |. & G. 0. Jonnson, of Broadway and Twenty-second street | The evidence not being complete, ho was re- manded for farther hi trys Catharine Parker, alias “Baby Kate,” Se Detectives Heidelberg and Tilly, cuarged with bing J. W. Mitchell of @ diamond pin and coin money, wae arraigned, but the officers not being ready with their proois the case was remanded, COURT CALENDARS—THIS Day. Common PLEAS GENERAL ea tae on ea Ly gocme Daiy-—Nos, 0,96 8 99, 858, 35D, 12, vay Sten Wer i 180, 11a, 17h 122, 170) 116 rs i 1m, me ie ine, 18 ie 186, 188 191, 192, a bata eens Pars 1—Hela by Judge Robinson.—Nos, 1711, 2127, 2009, i" 2118, 1217, 83%, 1 , 1 915, we eta ae ertiate ie ik cr ae, 873, wel 3—Held dug, Sod. on eS ae 45, 1620, veers CourT OF GENERAL S¥ssTONS— Sutheriand.—The rons vs. Erich ager Caen hs Waiter Haynes, rape; Sam felonious. et assault and Sioa Same vs. Thomas Murphy, barn} Same vs. John Doyle and ai § Martin, burgiary; Same vs, George Ray, gr: larceny; Same vs, James Kerrigan, grand Tarteny; Same va. Conrad Klein, larceny from the e person} pred vs, Thomas Ker: larceny trom thé + Same vs, Obaries Wianer and, ; Same vs. Charles Branell ef al, ora ER aND TBRMINER—Held by Judge Barrett.— The Peopie vs. Thomas Tasino, manslaughter; Same va. John Joseph «Gillen, manslaughter ; Same va. John Hafmagie, Mansiaughter; Same vs. John Sharkey, ma! aghter; Same vs. John Suilivan, mansiaughier. THB THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET CALAMITY, Coroner Kessler yeaterday wook charge of the ‘cases of Mary Whelan and James Reilly, a child four years of age, who on Saturday evening were suffocated during the fire at No, 818 East Thirty- etghth street, as previously ted in the HERALD, During the afternoon the Coroner impaneiled & jury at the Morgue, and, after viewing the bodies of the victims, adjourned the investigation unuil Monday Romine of next week, Permission was given to the relatives of the deceased parties to remove the remains for interment. HOUSES, ROOMS, BC WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn. © A Sea ge By. wore AND wi wi! nt fur ished Par a oom, et and retired, sf Nelsen. Mineveenth and Twenty-sixth streets, Sixth and Lexing~ in avenues, Address, RY location aud terms, J., bo Ben! aa APARTMENTS WANTED—FOR GENT, WIFE, TWO box U5 Hers Loonenas ene aged 3 JEAr the other Sangason. Sa dress, ul l. a "18'Charies sirook, stating terms AR Ont 4 Lip youn, bast CANAL StSERY, ory, Wit Power Rooms he gant Dg suitable for offices and sal r aired. about 80x76, Address W. box 42 New eee Pont bt ANTED—BY A DENTIST, A YURNISHED OFFIC! Ww with use of Parlor, in a brivare family, or wi etry physi clan of reapectability, beiween Twen! jorkyreccond ‘streets, DOL forther” west chau Sixt avenue; rent moderate. Address A. Hl. Uptown Branch office. ‘ANTED TO LEASE—BY A LONG ee wholesale firm, for a term of five longer, fom March or April next, an entire Dou! fe Budi Ah location, somewhere between bay Adare Gkathom, ‘Canal phd Churoltstreots, with Bareewiarn ©. C. & COy care of Dox A313. ‘New Pork cost offic: ca ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED FLAT OR SUIT of Rooms, not leas than six; rent not to renee per month. Address, giving 5 “FURNITURE. Oe bd i LN A "THE LARGEST AND BEST SPOOR OF | SROOND + hand Furnitare, Perpes, Se: found ai 19) Third avenue. rec iBevantcenth e stook is cighteeath streets; prices to aul bri eioclnatly soos made 2 ender by sohansed, ‘he ne. beat a city make ‘aire iaeman 70 GRAHAM. 8; Ki eee, AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR ture, Cur Bead! at BM. OOW- Pakrnwatt t Sok iss tina is7 Onatham street Am immense Stock and low prices Great bargains for T D. MOONTS, ‘Twenty-fiith street—Will be for Furniture, Garner. 4 &c.; éatiafuctorily attended to. T PRIVATE SALE—LARGE LIBRARY BOOKOASB, two small Bookcases, other goods. GRISWOLD" Auction Rooms, 12 Washington place, near Broadway. A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, BLUE na tee 4 Pe AF ENTE ast earbeee Bei REAR orders prompuy ae | cost $450, for $175; do. Brocatel, $115; , $35 Fianolorie, cost $780, for 0; Carpels icons; ab Ewe com: m Suite, with Dre ses, He, ae tt Hl for three dave. at private, residence street, near roadwi MAGNIFICENT TARO SUIT, COVERED SILK for i do.. $140; do, $40; Pianoforte. Fanon, Ghamber, Dints Furnivire:s sacrifices prop: erty family leaving ay. 36 West loth st, near Sth av. A SRIZATE FAMILY WILL SiLl GN LOTS TO suit) their entire Household Furnitare—Partor ay in satin brocatel, cost $650, for $178 and $125; 7a octs Btemway Piano, Library, and Dining Parntfares Turkish Sait $50; Bedéoom Sets. 5: 0) and $1 Boustoad ss Dressing Cases, Mattresses; rep, and, naire Suits, $35, Paintings, Bronzes aaah privaie resi- ence 210 West fedecry SACRIFICE.—MAGNIFICRNT — SATIN ocade Parlor cp cost me for of eh one Stubs br irpoasal 24 pla suite $38: Carpets, Paintings, Cur. rocatel, re; 3 al intings, Car- tulsa Hesibewoe it ‘est Twenty-eighth stroci, peas Sixth avenue. A BEAUTIFUL FIRST FLOOR OF yer FUR. } niture that cost $1,800 will be sold for $900; sent $35; best Jocation Ninto ward, Call ‘at 52 Charles at por cent cheaper than an, ts—Valvet, Rates ‘Brus: sels, tapestry Brussels ‘and all low Omit AND FUSEITO RE eee Worth con 1B rior Suits, 7 pieces, $40, and | $2 A choles & rices, Ollcloths, Window LT ad rainy Lae Mat to. D. RELL ge eran rye: essor to H. O'Farrell, Furniture now oftered at at a} {es house tothe 6 the a citys amber Suits, ice assortment Bio, 2 Bie and S16 RighW vente (atrats Peas, Bed Wedding, &c. Payments taken by ~_ Ming or month. rms e887. KELLY & 00. corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, ‘oD SEQOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS—aLL sizes and rich patterns; English Brus bg — Tngrain, very cheap, at the old place eet, aide éntrance, Dantins eae SECOND Le i har he lirrors, &o., a os ghaser Up taroane tas Dox 162 Herald Upto Branch 2.000 ROrts OF SECOND HAND FURNI. ture wanted—At BATTERSON & OO Angtion Mart, S6and 7 Bixin evenue, for whieh the DANCING ACADEMIES. = SAUSBE’S ag a0. at Masonic Yoort Hall, 154 Kast SONS at any by jour. 0. 213 Enst Eleventh street, ‘LaSsES: Bast Thirteenth aretts Bree fourth street, PRIVATE LES LARS at private academy, —CAR’ DANCING ACAD) A. ton’s o Buliding, Bayes ‘er ‘intersection Stuyvesant! Ninth streets —Olasves every Monday aod Thareaay afternoon and evening, a Private lessons in Glide Walsa ry hs A ~DODWURTHS, PRIVATE CLASSES POR D ing, No. 212 Fitth avenue, corner of Twenty. SToraidg and after rnoon Glamos fos Ingtemand chiidres. Evening classes tor gentlemen. Send ior nue—Clasies alwa nm ners. Glider watts tany every” and Saturday. ROOKES PANGING, ACADEMY, S61 BROOME 6B A NEW CLASS FOR TURSDA Alrthe fashionable Dancesin one course * of Inssons, ALLET bag the) DUMAR’S DANOING ACADEMY, ie nei the smeatas only for the ve i dances taught perfectly in six private M* DE GA TEACHER oF “woe OoRKER't OF | POURTBENTHT STREET. M* AND MRS. BLASEO*S Jee FOR DANOo- tlemen. MR TRENOR’S ACADEMY OF sieerrol BECKPTIONS DANSANTH ‘every VRIDAY WANTED TO PURCHASE. ae ee anewer, by letter, K P., eens NING, a FINE ARTS. beg h ee eigen oe oo 2b Cty a Generals” oe, 0 one in LPorsegnd” orders iret 13 each, formerly Ss gtreet Expr eae TORAGE YOR 4 PIANOS, BAGCAGE, +» 1D se) arose Foomet Ba roomes build! ave a! ven ake rt 4 soittus a HOR DENTISTRY. RTITPICIAL ba | INSERTED Nata a nerenunees te eth built apon ayhem; Same vs. Daniel Bakes Bere URHIGH AND LOCUST MOUNTAIN Seta modernie, De, SIGRSMORDL lors GEM ie late Woniake Heepliahs 51 Wess Twoaty-tulrd ge a aE canes Combination Se ekromoly got an oy Co No vireots Hatabiianed, STENT S Dies 2 raderttes ted filled with silyer $l. Au work ‘warral MARBLE MANTELS. AS Aa extentyg) Seg f Save PRI nae ‘ Union square, Fourth avenue th Seventeenth st, N.Y. ‘AT GRMATLY REDUORD PRICRS—AN EXTRNGIVR cae. cae sarbie A A, sedimarpletged Wantsiay fae | fiat Non sw ay ae TE tween seta att eae OOAL AND WOOD. aes fea | i wortcush toes reat cash, oe erie a $8, 128; pn Locust ye ci aa Taleo