The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1874, Page 5

A Strong Market-—~The Lower-Pricod Stocks Coming to the mnt. a s <-——— GOLD Fri! st -1i4 1-. Advanoe in the Beni of England Rate oi Dikoount | WEW INFLORKCr DS AT WORK, * Ware orkeey, ‘: Moy pay, Nov, 1--!) P.M, ‘The BOOK Markey vo-coy was stro ane 2d. Wad not usa iy wan ohtiefy iden iwith tha, chesper Recuri- ee }ompbicb ve or no Attention aa recentiy paid. The ioprovemes} and the purposes sre beliind i} warrant the suspicion of farther ehamyet In the wear future, and poseviy a market even more s."prisioy (ham xhat Whien with such strange sudcenn had Deen ayreloped to-day. In analyzing pric Ml be observed that atten- Mon has been diverie a wwe ‘Righer priced ; shares like Lake 5) ab Wester Valon, which eeem to have been ade) © os leaner Ye the fact was in accord with ine su column yesterday, that amoug + Mes was the transfer of speculative interest to the lower-priced line of stocks ana 1): making of Sscons In chia the latter the ealient points of the fuancimsitna | tion. The event came, perhaps, sooner tian Wo, expected, but the result is written in tlie follow (ng figures :— GAINS AND LOSSES, Compared with closing prices of Saturday those Of this afternoon show the following changes:— Gains—Atlantitc and Pacific preferred, % per gent; New York Central and Hudson, 430, G, and a one 363 ‘rie, %; Hannibal and St. Joseph, GH Lake hore, 34; Nor' west goto 1%; Obio and Mis- Island, 1365 bt Pa aul, 133 Pat Pacific, %; Western Union, ¥. bites ; jon el 101 - ‘Harlem, vag Canton, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph and Delaware and Lackawanna were steady. THE SALES ‘The principal speculation of the day was in Western Union, St. Paul, Northwestern common, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Ohio and Mississippi, Union Pacific, Wabash and Pacific Mail. The transactions amounted to 250,000 shares, which Were divided as iollowa;—New York Central and Hudson, 9,800; Erie, 7,400; Lake Shore, 90,600; Northwestern, 44,600; Northwestern preferred, 3,400; Rock Island, 14,700; Pacific Mall, 18,900; St Paul, 20,100; St. Paul preferred, 8,600; Ontos, 15,800; Western Union, 35,900; Wabash, 17,400; Union Pacific, 15,400; 0., C. and L ©., 200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following tabie shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— hier eet Highest. Lowest. 102x 102% 130 2056 29: 825g 81% 82% 82% 42% 40% 61 68% 101% 10035 87% 85% 74, 5546 Mississ|} Eats Lack and Weatern. oy 1095 1008 35% 8536 inion Pacific. 8655, 1035 10 81 8056 45 45% % 1s pete 4 It will be seen that Northwestern common rose from 40% to 42%, preferred from 58% to 61, St. Paul common from 35 to 37%, preierred from 553¢ to 67%, and Rock Island from 100 to 101%. The improvement in the remainder of the list was less Important, having been only from % to % per cent. At the close prices reacted 3 to 3% percent from the highest point. MONEY. ‘The money market shows no material change, the rates on call loans still being 3a 4 per cent, with the ruling figures at3a3), Prime mercan- tile paper sold at 5 6 per cent, and single names -between 7 and 12 per cent, Foreign exchange closed firm at 486 & 486% for bankers’ sixty Gays sterling, and 400 8.490% for demand. THB FOREIGN MARKET. Late London advices report the withdrawal from the Bank of Engiand to-day of £89,000; also that the governors of the institution at a speciay meeting advanced the bank rate to 6 per cent, an imcrease of 1 per cent since Saturday. This course was not unexpected by well informed bankers, and it w therelore not strange that both goid and exchange should have followed the advance. The former may now be shipped, and there Is pro- bability of a considerable drain. If it should take | place it will not only euhance the price of gold, but of money. Consols for money, 93% a 9834 ; for the account, 938% a 933%. Erie Kailroad, 264 Paris rentes at 61f. 50c. GOLD opened at 110% and advanced to and closed at 111%. The advance in the English bank rate and Sterling, together with @ shipment engaged jor to-morrow, combined to give a strong tone to the price. The rates paid for carrying were 1, 14 and 2 per cent, and for borrqwing flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... + $1,326,001 Currency balance: Grogs clearances. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. + 45,276,000 Currency exchanges. 93, 830, 507 Currency balances. 4,634,624 Goin exchanges, 18,633,478 id balances, + 1,260,500 GOVERNMENT BONDS closed steady and with a slight reduction in busi- mess. The loilowing are the late figure: ‘United States currency sixes, 1183¢ a 118% ; do. do., 1881, registered, 118% @ 119; do. do., do., 11944 @ 120; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112'¢ a 11234; do, do., do., coupon, 112} 411234; do. do., 1864, regis- tered, 113% a 1144; do. do, do., 1148 114%; do. ao., 1865, registered, 115 a 115%; do. do., do., cou- pon, 11534 a 115%; do. do., do., new, registered, TIT% @ 11834; do. do., do., coupon, 118 a 11844; do. Go., 1867, registered, 118 a 11844; do. do., do., cou- pon, 118% 8119; do, do., 1868, registered, 118% a 218%; do. do,, do., coupon, 118% a 119; do, ten- jorties, registered, 112}; a 112%; do. do., coupon, 113% 8 113% ; do, fives, 1851, registered, 112 a 112_; do, do,, do., coupon, 112% @ 112%. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $365,000, The internal revenue.receipts were $579,754. Receipts from internal revenue sources tor the first four months of the present fiscai year have been $2,612,813 69 in excess of the receipts for the same months of the last fiscal year. The Assistant | ‘Treasurer to-day paid out $116,000 om account or interest and $533,000 in redemption of five-twenty | bonds, STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS, In State bonds Georgia sevens, new, sold at 91; | ip Tennessee, new, eX-coupon, at 57; mew South | a) Carolina sixes, 21. In raliroad bonds the late afternoon dealings were in moderate amount, New York Central | firsts sold at 111y%, Fort Wayne seconds at 104%, Morris and Essex firsta at 106, Rock Island sevens at 107%, Michi- gan Southern sinking funds at 104, Lake Shore consolidated firsts, coupon, at 103, and Cleveland and Toledo sinking funds at 106, Ohio and Norti- western consolidated goid bends, ccupon, ad- vanced to 84%; Central Pacific bonds closed at | 965; to 95%, and Union Pacifics 904% to 90% for firats, 88% to 88)4 for land grants and 76% to 76% for sinking funds, MEMORANDA. Treasurer Spinner gives notice that on and after to-day notes of the Second National Bank of Law+ rence, Kansas, will be refused at Redemption Agency in consequence of non-compitance with the law. fhe directors of the Adams Express Company, tm addition to the regular quarterly cash dividend of 2 per cont. have declared @ 20 ver cnt scrip, } @ividen4, This mereases the capital stock trom 910,000,000 to $12,000,000, SALES AT THE NEW YORK 8TOOK EXCHANGE Monday, Nov, 16-10 A. M..} abs West Un Tel..c do. Cm aNnw a So, 4 3B Se: SR ee : 5 z Fs ® &: id ESESESS Esse SEELLT EES: =seeuuccuaerys * EES Ss8eeeee F Es ==5 sgecee™oooponk hm, oe TanHME [ros Je to UK Her cent The move- | toned with eveprise, because | | Pha sstttastct eS So. ete! ar BEEREEES Sessessse! Any posmibili- | Board—10:30 tag $1000 Tenn 6s, n 5H Va Ss, ia hdl Pi ick pire lc Mail, %; Panama, Hj, Quick Am a Ne 5 canoer Co. bh Bi ° Za: 25 tt pereereee S85 ps eee geese. i ee gi zi SeBesese gy P EBERSEREERS = M.—Before cant 100000 US 10-40, r..... herrea oy mae Un Tei. bs 83 ee BSSEEEEE: SESSERE RY BoB EAE! Roe SEES SEESSEEY 23) = ee S agneneal SSSI SRE: do. igo Tol « Wab RR... DOversesesseee@ 82} SSESESSSEee $2800 US Os, r, Bl.bo 112% 4 $1000 )Georgia Ts, nats ou ‘3 es S wake 5 c2 oo. S: Be Es cRSESE + 1,488,130 esters Ss EekSe 2 &, o E &: Pp x Sc8ee oF Py SEoSE sc 229 5 3 =: S55 ° a 3Ss: E- = = RE ° RESSRERASESE SS: ee wens ee EE ca ; BS 200 Pac ith of Ms 2:30 te3 P. M. 35 shs Chi & NW pr ‘os 100 pur enase oe “4 $10000 Un Pac R ‘$000 M & 5tP. 1 4000 C) SSSR a s bs ae SoEEER es i ESSER : z: EESESE Se SSSSLESTSSSSSszErS seeseeeees Seageesenety wPac ag of Mone. Fs Ey Pea. 25 Es : 8 z ee =e So: exoogsacy > ees Pay! B= Bat COMMERCIAL REPORT. wats Pa MB Cotten on the Spot 1-8c. Higher—Fu- tures Closed at Saturday’s Figures— Flour Steadier—-Wheat Firm—Corn Dull—Oats Firmer—Pork More Active in a Jobbing Way—Bacon Firm—Cut Meats Quiet—Beef Quiect—Beef Hams Neglected—Lard for Futare Delivery Firmer—Dressed Hog: airly Active Coffee More Active-Other Groceries Quiet—Naval Sto: a Petroleam Dull—Freights Quiet. Monpay, Nov. 16—6 P, M, The mercantile markets were generally more animated and firmer. One or two small failures were reported, but they exerted no influence on the markets, On ’Change Sour was steadier, with @ better inquiry, Wheat was fairly active and strong, some of the largest dealers holding for a turther advance and refusing to sell at current prices. <A Jair export demand prevailed, though it was checked by the extreme prices de- manded, Corn was duil and heavy. Oats were firmer for all kinds. Barley was stronger. Whiskey was unchanged. Pork and bacon were stronger. Lard was also in request and firmer, both on the spot and for future contracts. Cotton on the spot advanced >c, per Jb, with @ good demand, which resulted in limited transactions, however, to the higher 1.16c. a 360. This was subsequently lost and the market considerable magnitude were made in either naval stores or petroleum, which were to a great extent nom- inal. Asiae trom a better feeling. in coffee there was no noticeable change in the grocery market. Correx.—With an increased business the market ‘wears an improved tone, and holders generally are frm in their views, The dealings reported since our last in- clude 5,800 bags, per the Alice, at 17%c.; 7,000 do, by the John Sargent at 17%c., both gold, and 5,000 bags by the a. D, Tupper on terms not made public. In mild goods we note sales of 1,200 bags Moca on private terms. tee exhausts the stock in first hands We quote:— 10, ordinary cargoes, 152¢¢. @ 6c. ; air go., 4 & 180.5 Bec. ai igen pitas do. TOA taue et sau lon, I7e. ra, Ide, foce*vamnien, 173, B Ide; St. omingo, 16340." a Ho. ne ost se a 19 Porto Rico, 17366, @ i}40 Mexican, Ii 190. Inic. @ 19%. Corron.—t' prices ruled ae asking a sull turtl Future deliveries, after velling at aa dance, ot ilbe a dge. per ib., cls with a declining tefidency pusatar ee Lost (quotations 4 on American standard o: f classitication) — bt ae WV. Orleans, Export. Consumption. ber, 1,200 bal 14 1b-I6c. ; January, ruary, ‘oo at 6 . Io 18%. } April, 200 at i 16 fide. Sue, na Mey: i ree oe bh board vember 1830 ar, "hs 27. 16 ptkton ly steady. To- December, 6 at OW at lL 6 3.) a at ais 10) at 16 7- 6c, ‘June, 800 at 16 23-320, 27,000 bates. ‘Grand total, bale: Saturday's ward delive November, 21-325, ea February, 15 eb $ June, 16. ale: 40! Closed as follow: steam, me. fy gs sail, ue To Lela 2 sales comprised ne La Corn meal sold to the extent of 900 bbis.” & $107 for interior one 1 Eitcago. in store and afioat; St 1 or $l ll for No. 3 Milwaukee, $114 a $115 for No. 300.38 store and afloat; $116 tor'do.. to arrive; $118 for imalty unchanged. ¥asicnrs.—The general market shows more firm! . 16.000 Beehal its by steamer ot Hex & Week per bushel, on late figures, for, by steam, 300 bbls. apples at goods on private [i 3. To, Cork, ar oe 3s, 6d. per quarter and i, with Di Phitadsiphi port, direct, quarters grain, private t 2 gian ship. Bu rece ont eo berth. hence Ter general ca also a with about 5,000 bbis. petroleum, ‘ 2,400 bbis. 1 Ny “ha from Baltimore. (or Bremen, by sai Si'tons heavy good Philadetphia, at rate, To Mal States, an Amer and Ma:ta, an frattan’y ectte uid ks to the 3 n the berth, hence bere hence with about 16,000 troleam, re: lsc. To Salonica, a German Darks it S00 cases petroleum at 2c, To Hi ton, a brig id back to Bos- Eeugtred at $8, jothing new to ni and, being or choice lot, realized 66c, Foreign grades were neglecied. trifugal and mixed, new crop, Sic. a 38c. ; do. clean oo a ae So. oe re oi, Ba, wir a fia s Bo.; Porto a i Islan faida, 400. a a Ge. New Orleans, 63c. @oc! for uew ba though the value appears to remain about am 4 t S53gc. tor rrsranaats| he a Southern bbls, \ only ear of sales of 75 bi we fi New York bb! 6, in Bitgr egmens and, a Rae baie womates | Str ommon to good and strained Sales Dbls. a $290. Fine arades without Feported transac: dons, Tat fie but nominally steady, oe @ $2 3746 for Washington and $2 50 a $2 62 Wilmington. gard selina in amall jobbing lots a ey 6244 for prime ETT aga sondnese quiet and ‘the jtone of the market weak. We notice the sale of 200) bois, Beieet eer at 10%0. Crude ol! was quoted at 5c. a in buIK, but up to close of ‘Change hours le if any trade cid sea ee ty 90. Cases quiet ree an FA Jbi4o. 0 10K, scart Sige The from Philadelphia repo veer aul market nd a value more or less nominal ie bon 5 od acraces’ “Gab fenin, ho. 0. lard, re nas vena it thd 1000 Reges For For mea pee CLOSING PRIOES—8 OOLOOK P, Mv BX a 9H @. Oat caw, a Del, Lack all Eri Sy} ® Han &&t Jo... 27 ww Han & Btvo Dt H |gextra go, 250 boxe: Ot ong Hed at lc, fen cornber and ‘January, et 10%c, Beet—We eben to report a qniet market, with sales of 2,000 rivate et ted stead follows = r= Gi0 si i 4 3 % 8 a ts #1 jor ch Cry Phew and Rangoon, les 53 tierces wortere Urn Had Goalne The market tor refining #1 @ull, with values very unsettled and. gic omnia joes Not teem to be otholders to urge business, while the few buye: the street make bids much below ruoted ices, ee have only to note sales hs not made public. isposition on the part | 500 bags Pernam- | sr was very Hg sib pasty oct Hote scuba Refatn to comm: et ve rth nt KAS, eon tet melt standard, Nos.7 to % Tee, 1 BHO. @ 934 Os¢c. ; do., C. & LOSE. ‘eit, ie al 0. Porto Rico—Refining, Seppo: 4 to pass 1 hs a t choi a3." c. Usullestuperie and extra ms prime elty quoted at 8 15-160. Waiaxey,—Heceipts, oy bbls. Market qu arte decline of Satutday. FE: Dis at glue (pet DOMESTIO MARKETS, PALVESTON. Nov. 16, 1874. ia sad opatuary. mladling ieee. oe c. "coastwise, tals Sal New Onveans, Nov. 16. 1 ft dowend active; middiing, 14 awe te Britain” 138 onto Sal pretensions of holders, ‘'Futures” sold at an advance of closed teeble at Saturday's prices. No transactions of nd returned ha As car toe. Mom middling unary, 1 4 bales. Galea, 100, Wipes, Ber. \ARNAH, Nov, ton firm; middlin ase: low midday good ordinary, Li¢¢. 08 a Bxports—To Great Baan 6! Sentinenk. 5,051, coastwise, 2,790. Bales, Pat Stock? Cmanueston, Nov. 16, 1876, aie bales, Exports ccastwise, 2,077. ales, in Block, Wruaragron, N. O,, Nov. 1 Rosia fir tine tend: 1 60 for hard. $: for wire af chao at$l ° pss firmer; middling, hate oer, wey 20) ot ae Heres cn Spirits turpentine dull strained. Crade tury for yellow dip and 416, 1874 Flour steady ; sales 2,400 pbis. at ‘$0 50 i Eo ee No, 1'6 $6 75 tor amber winter, double extra. Wheat so og: tor 1 Milwaukee nage pans at » $7 lor white winter, ra seed: Rt Mase. er for, tt ob rind rn any gece‘ Canada a unbgited bar on and pean vet i. a and to t. 85 0 ae ae peas, Burraro, Nov. 16, 1874. Grain in, store Whea| ashels corn, 160.279 ite Tor tna vast F Flour, 18,024 bbls * wheat, ohitmente- Wheat 1 W he bushel barley, 2.000. do. Canal Relghis'aaue a coet, 1Oe spats vsGne. Flour quiet; Western sales of 0 ‘ya: shels: ; Corn, 81,812 do. ; (39 ee Cs Llc, ; corn, 10. ; oats, Gorn light Cot we a ada, wiry itm Oo 6, 1874. Poy Mich oe ‘and Noveniber bo efaber Aen m ‘etre nest, $2,000 i wheat, ae Bashelst ‘oats, 14,00) 2p moe) 16, 1874, in fair dem: td 4, higher and teeta ‘Wheat in fair de: Co! ate all the 2 a demand and higher ; No. aks cash, Oe. ail the year dic. Bye Ra Baty, frm ‘and Fair ft a Ny ris it 29 Decem- ie He chan. 7 a rw ork te tv 3 higher at A gis 70 all the ye: inand, at ik’ meate in fair di les, hie is tatterngon wheat cl ai press 71600 by steam oy sail -~ cas ce, bid all the FLOUR a vaste corey Lag a: Ainengt Pay bla § 3 0. ; 01 : SE age: dovoats 1,000 rye, ats Flour was in, rater | aie eee and sekdice The EUROPEAN MARKETS. Livsrroot, Propucs Margst.—Liverroot, Nov. 16— Evening.—Common rosin, 5s. pox PRopuca Ma! 250 sacks at $5 104 $5 15 1 eae $4 10a . 60 for New Jersey and $4 10a wi ‘et. —Lo! Nov. 16—Fven- Rae ey oil, 5 a 25s. 8d. per cw Spirits, turpen- HAVANA MARKET, Havana, Nov. 14, 1874. Sugar qnotations pommal; stock in’ warehouse at Havana and Matanzas, 77,49% boxes and 2,700 hhds. Re- cotpis er the week, 29 boxes and 36 hh in boxes and 231 BGs. of which 5,500 | ae ey Exported dur- a0 all the hnds. to the United ., Bacon. ams, $44 merican sugar cured. Lara. per # if lees quintal i b 8 $27 rg per Tr DDL fe dresrioa Goal. i sie Lumber ig a B03 16 reals Cay tor ang in na a reals 15for Western. Rye flour was quiet, with unimport aon ee We quote :— $3.0 a $37 ASS 75 37a 400 47a 500 5Wa 550 iat te a 50 475 00 525 50 6Wa 70 ‘St. Lou! 50a 562 St. Louis, straight extra. re 55a 600 St. eon choice double extra.. 8a 700 St. Louis, choice family . 70a 850 Rye flour, fae Joy superfine. 408 635 Southern, N Nominal. a feet |: ry Southern, fami 62a 850 Corn meal, cstarn, 4a 475 Jerse} 4108 400 Swe 615 +2208 — 1! the demand was extreme views ot holdera, and the market ty gloged quiet, (The sales were aboot, 0.0 bushela at American, gol 10 tor No. 3 O05 2 Chicago, a v3 prepiua? DI short sight do., 1148 135 premi premium; on "Paris, 13'a lid premium. ee, dM No. L. ter was Dommmal at $1 25 oe, a van Cg OH S25 2a 40, dull, wit FINANCIAL. SA MATTER OF GAIN OR SAFETY, “PUTS,” “CALLS” OB “DOUBLE PRIVILEGE” contracts are used in stock speculations by the largest operators, and very large sums are often realized from moderate investments, THEY COST FROM $50 TO ANY AMOUNT, Contracts negotiated through us are obtained at the afloat; 876. 4 68c" (or white, ‘Barley was firm. with estes Of 2.00) bushels, at $1 60 4 $161 tor Canada and 8148 for six-rowed State, tand rye were neglected and nom- with room and tonnage offering less freely, and iy fait He rene ‘ted for accommodation, The business, to- see! ly in the grain, cotton, petroleum and pro- vision i nay TAvernool, by sail, bales of cotton at per 80 tons measurement Goods re- ported at 15s, pene ton and by steam, 1,100 bales of cotton bushels ‘of Frain (@ three grain fenip- best rates in the market and on Al parties, WE ISSUE 4 PAMPHLET FREE, explaining the various modes of operating, also show: realized from moderate y interest in making money Any information relating to stocks cheerfuly furnished, and how the fluctuations of the market may be best taken advantage of. Address, for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO,, Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, N. ¥. (THAPSURY & BAZLEY, BuOKE $100; doub! and 1,050 05) boxes ted bacon ‘at 30s. Ber ton, showing an ‘advance in each instance of 53, per 56 tons hia ing how large profits risks. Ali persons bavin; should send for a copy. for, 01 ders. an italian barque, hence with about 3,60 quarters grain, at 4s. Gd., or rie option of Bristol, aieeoe, also a Norwegian feporied trom tinental 4 with about 3,000 'o Antwerp, a Bel- ‘at és. 6d, N ted at 48, 6d. per DDL. To the Continent ‘a Norwegian refined Ss. for crude per an American » og atto ta Ah aoa a avy Goods at 253 To Copenhagen, @ Danis ft Dark, wil about ‘2,000 Dole, refined petrolsum, from . Od. per bbi.—an exceptionally low ——e dd back nited | “\ RAILROAD BONDS OF ALL & «and sold. Securities of detaaived roa 4. spoctalty. _ prowd eaters + $4.6 0, "To Gibraltar for general cargo. To Von ce. or ‘Trieste, a ey Post office box 1, 336, ONABLE RATES) hence with aly cout sY ON LIFE AND EndoWment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and ni aoe egngoner, reported: at $1,550 and $1,400 MT OL All Kinds effected with Fall River, a schooner with lumber mee Securitie: of trade. New Otte 1 Fy of | l rea ans has sold to tire AND—MONEY TO LOAN ON -MORT- New York or Brook. &, WILLIs, Lancashire In- surance Company, 187 Broadway. —MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY on MORTGAGES; Furniture .&c., told by auction, v. 11 Ping street or 31 Bast Seventeenth ‘street, vY eTOOK AND EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES ON For full explanation send 10 We quote Cuba, cen- FD ta Naval. Sronra.—Spirits turpentine continue rather , STEVI ENSON, Jr., present achive market, PAPSLEY a BA2uL HEOKS ON THE CHEK ‘BANK and on the Union Bai any Smountsy payable ne: of London, and Drafts ior rope. MURKAY, 99 Broadway. IONTRACTS AT MARKET PRICE OF STOCK Double privileges, $150 to $360 per 100 shares, nego- gn Members stock Kxchange, by LAPSLEY & BAZLBY, Brokers, 74 Broadway. Dove eee “How Money ts Lost aiid Made in UAPSLEY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 14 Bronte. REAT CARE SHOULD BE USE: Privileges, that they are signed by Exchange or rai ILEGES AT enna PRICE to $850, are fully exp] fe hear of Saale ot 200 Sole refined st Balti. | mambers of the ; t particular attention EAPSLEY & $y Tay, rok rs, 74 Broadway. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. were not essen reque lies at lic. | ooae belies st 10 ih ia the anor, b ge te, soo selier option remaind eat ttt January, ps. gs have Neen in tair Nees ne Pee been re in Fo ranweate «es Lites eee sie Sine. oes ae : ase Be. nghaatend awe kee tak sea Is aLwaYys Pexs. MONBY TO TO LOAN oN, “Goop NEW bees cit: wsages ithont bonus. Principals de- SubaOl INVEST apply to Le CRANE, 11 Pine street. iJ. 2°W. SELIGMAN & CO. Ni road stfeet, | iasve letters ot eredis 10 travelers, papel im any part of Europe. a Australia merica: draw | Dilis of voxchang make telegraphic wansiers of money ophurope and calftornia, y= THE PAST HISTORY OF WALL STREETIN | your mind, gd having the ouneringee of others, | whieh can be be tind by reading bamphien “tow Mouey is | | Lost ade i 7 a Str re to any address. Lal PSLRY a aale, rokere, 14 Broadway. OrgcE. oF THE HANNIBAL. AND 8T. JOSEPH | Railroad. Company, 8 Broadway —New York, No- vember 7, 3874. or the Bt tate of Missouri, known 4. the “Hannibal and St, Joseph Kailroad State Bonds,” ring as follows, will be redeemed at this office, Da and the accrued intereas a upom presenta- tion: One gt) saat ce (100,000), due April 4, 1375; two hundre: 000). ‘due ‘June 1875; one hundred and thing hogan Yio due September 24, 1875. KER, urer, 7, JOBEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD | Bonds, Northern Pacific and other defaulted Ratl- | road Bond’ bouaht by the old uablished house of | took Brokers and auctioneers, 43 Pine street, rock EXCHANGE PRIVILEGES SOTIATED, — +” Stocks bought and sold against nby Eat _ Quota tions turnished and, information. & Gako ON PSLEY & BAZLEY, Brokers, 14 Broadway ai SEND TO THE KANSAS LOAN AND TRUsT COM- pany, Topeka, Kansas, for circular explaining their 12 per cent Farm Mortgage Bonas. Interest paid at your banker's or in New Yor! id; | $1. 000 18 REQUIRED | AS MARGIN FOR 100 Shares of Stock; $350 will buy a ‘Double sok | Privilege,” oo days, wh which wiil control 200 shares of : a LAPSLEY We BAZLEY, Brokers, 74 Broadway. — 1 5, 000 TO LOAN—ON REAL RESTATE, IN 7 this city, In sums of $5,000 and up- ward, for & term of years, without bonus. JOHN F, CONRLY, 162 Broaaway, room % 0. 000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND 30! and Mortgages on New York city im- broved property: in sums to suit; Second and hold ete es castied asonable rates. CALLENDER ry iN 18, 30 Pine reel, iz BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. nro FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MAN, CONTROLLING specialty and doing # successful business with ihe gent's furniehing goods and notion houses, desires « parmer, having a good account, to combine and to- ether extend the business. For particulars address ENTERPRISE, box 144 Herald office. N ENERGKTIO BUSINESS MAN, WITH A CAPITAL A of $2,008, Rage will beRamply secured, wanted, to take charge of a Tmauufactarieg Dusiness which yields large profit Address G. 4 B.. box 162 Herald ofice. NY RESPECTABLE BUSINESS MAN, Ada ob A about $1,00., will never have better opportunit, entering into a most respectable long established ast bess, Call immediately at 123 West Broad way. MOST pcan on RETAIL BARDWARE AND A Mouseturnishing Business, very profitable, in full operation and basing s first clasa established trade; terms easy, BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau street. ferme cass PAD INE habe ata d dad $1,500 CASH, IN A legis ” peeping no parent right spec tion; unusual business chance; no bonus asl rolerences given, Full particulars. at 89 Gre: 1 Jones N_ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED—WITH ‘ABOUT $2,000 cash, in a good money making livery stable, fisrald ® appointing interview, SANDSRSON, box 133 office, as 3 GERMAN ENGINEER, V WHO HAS MADE VERY important and approved ‘Thyventions relating to rail- Fonds, telegraphing and 1 printing (which inventions are patented), wishes { es to find a business man, with capital, Who: isting 1 Introduce the said, Inventions jointly with bin in Ameri care Hasenstein agi Berlin: "Germany, s. W. Leipzigerstrasse 46. PARTNER WANTED WITH $250) CASH.—a food staple business; will Dear strictest invesiiga- 7 uarantee tons good Profits GIFATGOTON & CO., 10 Pine street. Peel LEASE OF OUR MILL CAN BE a reliable man. with capital; would setl an as wo Ph eER ROLLING MILL COMPANY, Topeka, Kansas. VAFITAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUF AC- turers, &c-— Undersigned have applications froi numerous pe ‘who desire to invest capital. ALKX- ANDER PROTHINGHAM & CO,, Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wail street. OR SALE—A BUTCHER SHOP, STOCK, FIXTURES, bee ood Horee, two Wagons, Harness, &c., on a lead: ing avenue. now doing a’good casn trades also a (wo | ‘ana! Dwelny , 20a36. a Tare.chance, Gai oo gS SHALL & SON MO Franklin avenue, Brooklyn. SIRST CLASS AGENTS’ ADDRESSES, REOEIVED this year, for aulc.—On envelopes, $10 per thousand; Hithopt.gavelones, $85 rare chanes. Call quick. sIMP: SON SMINH, 66 Cortlandt street. NE-THIRD INTEREST IN A SLATE QUARRY OF unsurpassed excellence, iron ore, &c., for sale tor five days at room, a Crooa's Hotel. specimens ex- hibited from 10 to 12 Ar, ARTNER WANTED—FOR A NEW bytes aha led Brewery ; cellar tor 12,000 bbls. stock ; a everything complete: good customers. will be acuve in management 3 the business. Pardo. ulars by D, BRUBACHER, 187 Bowery, New York. penta fein ce etna A Dane oli Deh EEN ARTNER Mid abl ied tes $4,000 CASH, TO JOIN the advertiser with an equal amount to open and furmsh newly a new Hotel in fhe city; a rare chance to right party, Address D. B, C., Heral Senet oe BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.—AN INTER- est in a well-established oe ng and influential Dany Newspaper, with a la jusiness, in one of the ‘principal Cs) = he eS ate ‘will be disposed of to the proper perso: @ reason: ire. This is the tose opportunity. that has been offered for years. A ood, able writer and competent business Mian pre- fe a. Address, tor particulars, K. P. CO. Herald office. S™% 'R AND COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE—IN A Patent on a staple wooden articie for housekeepers. Address PATENT, Heraid office. bee ADVERTISER HAS SECURED A SERIES OF patents which revolationize the construction of mat- tresses, both tor marine and domestic purposes; captent is invived for manufacturing the same; no patents tor salé and none but parties with means ‘an ness, ecard, need apply. Address for ciregiar ASMLTON E. SMITH, 32 Dey street, corner Church street, Viger PATENT—THE MOST NOVEL AND ‘one of the most valuable piveriaing, mediums, de- signed for steam and street cars aud depots, for sale low a git and State rights. For au particulars address . HAYDEN, Essex, Cont Wy aaran ee AN AUCTION HOUSE, A THOROUGH, competent and responsible man to solicit Doo and shoes in Massachusetts for an auetion house of a standing and undoubteble credit (one acquainted wit the auction Ligetete! preferred) ; the best of salary rah auteed or au interest if preferred ; wo a party apply! wi aa the qoncamtec ualifications a steady and Delriahent position Peet Apaiica sons cmety ogandan ial mast be ith full name, Address B.S. A. & 0U., box 140 Herald ome ‘ANTED—OAPITAL 70 DEVELOP SEVEN SMALL, valaable inventiohs, some pansies gome not; will exchange some for goods of reaiestate. For inter- view address, for three days, INVENTOR, Herald office. ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH FROM $200 TO $600, in a business that will pay $300 per year. Apply at No. 133 West Thirtieth street. ANTED—A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND HAV. ing a fatr education, to assist iu a py the busi- nese; must be able to write s good hand: Apply after 10 i. i yee dress, for one week, J. B, MOR. USE, 17 Park piace, hO5, 4 QUSINHSS LADY, WITH THIg AMOUNT J. of capital can earn $200 weekly, all winter, at home, in a respectabie business. Taught fs one lesson. Apply at 137 Second Avenue, basement door, a WILL PUT A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS the restaurant business where he can make $100 per week; po iL a fact, and should be attended to Branch office. CORONERS’ CASES. James O*Laughlin, nineteen years of age, died at the Newsboys’ Home, No. 63 Warren street, from hemorrhage of the lungs, He had been under treatment at Bellevue Hospital and was dis- charged on Saturday. Coroner Woltman was notited, Soon after seven o’cloek yesterday morning the Twenty-eighth precinct police found lying in the area of premises No, 111 King street the dead body of Fanny Rothwall,a woman filty years of age. It was sent to the Morgue. Coroner Woltman yesterday held an tnquest in the case’of Robert T! pepe two years old, whose * parents live at No. 335 East Thirteenth street. Lt the 24th ult. by an ice cart, but the testimony failed to show that the vehicle passed over the child, [t 1s supposed that the faval injuries were dered 4 verdict of accidental death, Snartitco, an English woman, thirty-five ho id age, who died from fracture of the base ot! supposed to have been caused by an Socidenasl fait, Deceased had been in Bellevue Hospital ten a ety inquest was Wiertey, held by Coroner Kess- ler, in the case of Edward 8, Pistorius, a German, flity years of age, who was killed on the oth inst. irom injuries received by acctaentally falling wrough the hatchway of the Lion Brewery, Logsh | street, where deceased was eee oree. About one o’clock yesterday aiternvon Emma Frocher, @ child two and & hals years of age, jell | irom & third story window of house A t the rear yard, thus fracturing her skull, death | ensuing ten minutes alterward, Coroner Kessier was notified, INCENDIARISM, A fire, certainly of tucendiary origin, was dis- covered at sbout noon yesterday in the cellar of the four story tenement house No, 1,204 Third avenue, A ptece of matting was found burning Nercely on the top of & step-ladder, in close uo RE OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF runswick Railroad Company of Pei ree Maci Georgia, guaranteed b aueeigd 1 a call on MO. the N BROTHERS vicinity to the woodwork of the floor above, The flames were but out by the police without damage, Assembly Districts, Wickham, Wales, Wicknam over Wales Wickham over Otteadorfer. Wickham over Wales and Ottendorier. Jones over Hayes. immediately, fareas RESTAURANT, Heraid Uptown | ‘was supposed that the coild had been run over on | inifitctea by being knocked down, The jury reu- | stead of having thelr papers pass Coroner Woltman was yesterday called to the | meine of th sac we Morgue, to hold an inquest on the body of Ellen | fo, 255 avenue | unlicensed ‘liquor se! the police, with the “> THE COUNTY CANVASSERS. Oficial Réturne on Governor, Register and Mayor—Close Vote Between Bill- ings and Keh: and Aldermen at Large—An Adjournment Until Wednes- day. There was @ short session of the Board of County Canvassers yesterday. After the correc- ton of some few returns an adjournment was had uuti! one o’clock on Wednesday. The exact totals, as far as counted up last evening, are as follows :— THE VOTE FOR MAYOR. 871 Total......2+ss0r0 00 THE VOTE FOR GOVBRNOR AND REGISTER, Assembly Districts, Dix, © Tilden, Hayes. Jones 1 1,122 4,31 2,686 2,733 691 1a 3,601 1,652 5,104 4130 1,933 3,710 2,463 3 2,704 1,760 2279 1,360 4,598 2,625 rs 8,302 2.202 4, 3,450 1,651 8,576 2,697 1,702 4147 3,750 2745 re 2.250 3,476 3079 1,822 2! 4,078 2,993 8,788 5,000 8.444 5, 4 4,377 803 626 2,752 Pis8 Pes 058 06 Row es8 4,660 6,018 1,047 1,805 1,103 1,708 987 132 80k 44,908 87,436 69,460 71,107 GOVERNOR, TOtal... .-..+++ ALDERMEN AT LARG! Under the peculiar law passed by the Legisla- ture six Aldermen at Large’were elected in the city at the last election on a general tucket. The four getting the largest number of votes are elected, Fogenet with the two receiving the next highest. canvass for those offices :— e following 18 the result of the offictai + 67,533 Gross.. eevee 66,255 404 . 68,390 Billings 42,747 The above gentlemen are thus elected. It may be of interest to give the votes of other candidates who ran as follows:— Crudon.. By the process of this election law the republi- cans op the Aldermen at Lares. ticket have se- cured two, Messrs. Vance ‘iilings, while on the district tickets ster, ave elecied six. The totals on those tickets bave not yet been figured up. MUNIOIPAL NOTES. The Board of Assistant Aldermen held 4 short session yesterday. The term of office of those gentlemen expires on the ist of January next, and consequently their meetings are quite fre- quent of late, although they do not transact very important business when they do meet. Yester- day the time was spent in debating the question to exemption of the American Institute from Croton water tax, Considerable oratory and par- lamentary tactics were #xbibited, Mr. Clan yee cetiously suggesting that the matter st houl laid over until the 2d of January. ‘The proposition ‘was finally referred to the Committee o1 the Whole, ‘The pictures in the Governor’s Room have once more been levied upon oy the Sheriff to satistya Judgment against the city tor $9,933 78, recovered by Coroner Bickhow. They are advertised for sale on the gist of the prone Month, The desecrating hand of the Sheritl’s auctioneer will then be laid upon this gorgeous collection, unless in the mean- while Comptroller Green steps in with hii ck (which ts very unlikely) or the Courts grant @ stay Of proceedings. ‘ne City Chainberlain makes the following report for the past week :—Balance On ce ied aa pe if $3,726,667 23; receipts for week, $1, 74 aid, 1/521.775 41; remaining oo hand, Porember Mh 8,695,366 36, SHERIFF CONNER AND THE Masses, A Bitter Fight for the Patronage of the Marine Court. There is likely to be @ coilision between the Sheriff, the City Marshals and some of the Judges. of the Marine Court, This trouble arises out o: order recentiy issued by four (a majority) of #1 Judges of the Court, directing that all processes ua- der their jurisdiction should be executed by she’ Sheriff of the city and county of New York. Hith- erto the marshals have had almost entire control of this business, These gentlemen are thirty-five in number ana appointed for three years by the Mayor, who of course has. power of removal for cause. When Mayor Wickham comes into offica & Dumber of changes Will probably be made. Some 01 these marshals make {rom $5,000 to $10,000 a year, and the position is consequently one of emol- ument, The Marine Court is, however, their main source of revenue, as the business of the Civil Judicial istrict Courts, ten im number, amounts to very hittle, the jurisdiction being lmited. ‘In the Marine Court ap immense amount of business is trans- acted in the matter of executions property, attachments, orders of arrest. “Ghent Conner claims that tne patronage of his oftice ts not at all what it ought to be, and that the great responsibilities witn which he is charged in his oficial capacity demand an equal amount of in- fluence and recompense, In an attidavit ap- pended to the statement of Mr. Jotun Kelly, and publishea in the HERALD some time since, in answer to Mayor Havemeyer, the Snerifl alleged Vhat, instead of making money, he was fast losing. On the otner hand, the marshals assert that Suerttf Couner’s oitice is very lucrative—at least worth between $100,000 aud $200,000 per annum— and that the gentleman ought to ve catisded with this income, Without taking the bread and butter Out of the moutns of officials wo Lave scarcely anything else to depend upon, It ts understood that Sherif Conner will appoint two additional deputies in the Marine Court shogid the order be maintained by the higher courts ing the patronage to his office. The marshals hheve that the law is on their side, They insist 6) whe legal profession 0! the city are aimost unani- mouaily in favor of them, aud wish to give the pro- cess of the Court to any marshal they piease, iB; a eer A bill was introduced in! e last Nat providing for the contro! of this patronage ia the hates co ‘o yt it faied to The contest a who are proper! whether thé marshals or the Boerne ri wy cous be definitely settled by the courts in _—_———— BOARD OF OF BXOISE, The Board of Excise Commissioners met yester- day and granted twelve licenses which were ap- plied for daring last week, The Commissioners are Jubilant over Captain Williama’ action in arresting the unlicensed keepers of the low drinking places in the Fourth precinct The Commissioners say that the Board will now give all cases of ‘tltber to force tue either violavors of the Bxcibe Ww out of their gompiy wt a rca them to pay for nat im airements of missioners, are dete! vermined, Mary seat tne provable severity of the coaste force their rules witn strictness, sovordi @ section Of the Excise law, all money °y Collect for licenses is distributed among the char. itavie institutions at the diacretion of the Board at Apportionmeny