The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1874, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Lower and an Uncertain Feeling Among Speculators. GOLD STRONG-I11 1-8. Money in Good Request at 31-2 a 4 Per Cent. BONDS STEADY. WALL Street, H TUESDAY, Nov, 17-6 P. M, The stock market to-day did not, at the close, present the encouraging features that have re- cently been shown, The weary look of Lake Snore, its apparent loss of influence upon other stocks, tively slight Suctuations recorded, except in Mis- | sourt Pacific and its mate Atlantic ana Pacific | Railroad, all served to develop a fresh outburst of | bearish sentiment, woich made its force strongly | market its principal characteristic, There are those who say that tag market only requires to be fairly started on a downward tendency to produce the reaction that has been expected for some time. Yet it might be premature to state that the | beginning of such a movement was made this/after- | noon. When it ts discovered that the brokers and others who have contributed so much to advance | prices are overloaded with stocks and can | take mo more, there are those who | wil be quick to seize the advantage of the moment and force prices downward. | The deciine from the highest point of the day | ranged from \ to 2% percent. The best feature of the market, as before indicated, was Missouri | 2 Pacific, which, on the strength of the decision of the Supreme Court published yesterday, advanced 7 per cent, but even this fell off from 4844 to 46, although finally recovertig to 47, Nearly all the other stocks participated in the feeling of de- pression and ended at the lowest points of the | aoe THE SALES amounted to 240,000 shares, which were dis- triputed joliows:—New York Central and Hudson, 5,700; Erie, 4,700; Lake Snore, 52,800; Northwestern, 25,900; Northwestern preferred, | 0 8,600; Rock Island, 3,100; Pacific Mati, at St. Paui, 22,900; St. Paul preierred, 1,400; Onios, $3,900; Western Union, 19,500; Wabash, 13,200; Union Pacifle, 23,300; ., C.and L C., 600; Missouri Pacific, 7,400; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, ee OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. iaeat Lowest. New York Central + 102% 101% Erie...... 2 2955 Lake Suore. si Wabasa... 31% Northwestern. 41% Northwestern pref, . 60 Rock Island... 10034 Mi. and St. Paul. 363 Mil. and St. Paul p: 5645 Onto and Mississippi 31% ‘sey Central, 7k K and Western. 1095, 10933 364 B5ss 104 10 Western Union 81 80.4 Pacific Mail. + 45% 45 Panama... C 14s MONEY was active at the close ou call loans at 3and4 per cent, after exceptionally lower rates of 234 “and 3 per centon the strongest securities. The best commercial paper sells at 5 and 6 and single names at from 7 to 12 A close scrutiny and wide difference are noticeable. The torelgn ex- ebange market is quiet. At the opening, prime | 50) Ali sixty cays’ bills were 487, and sigut at 4 91, Later stundard drawers reduced rates to 4 863; and 490%. Continental steady; 95%; a 954, for sbort and 963; a 96% for long; cable transfers | 9744 @ 973g, and prime francs on Paris 5.13% a | 5.18%4. BANE SHARES. Thirteen shares Manhattan Bank stock sold at | 16000 134%, thirteen Bank o! Republic at 10434, and five | 20900 unas be Bank State of New York at 115. THE GOLD MARKET. The future of gold is being watched in this mar- | ket with great interest. Thecourse of exchao; warranting, aS it does, shipments o! gold ata profit; the daily withdrawals from the Bank of Engiand, the advance by that institution of the rate of dis. count, all seem to point to new prices for a prod- uct which in tuis country is as indigenous as — grain, When the Jaws of trade call for an article, whether it be gold or corn, whether the demand be made on Egypt or America, they will always be attended by their logical and commercial effect. The demand in the present instance may be bat temporary, but it 18 not dificult to trace results to the fountain head, Goid openca at 111%, thence advanced to 111K @ 111%, | ut closed at the opening price. The rate paid for carrying was 1 percent and for borrow- ing 1 to 7 per ceat per annum and 1-64 to 1-32 per 7 diem. Loans were also made Gat, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balance: Currency balances. 8. + 8,730,303 Gross ciearan + 60,616,000 - $87,604,883 Gout exchanges. 5,421,299 Gold bulances Til "825,469 | ITED STATES TREASURY. The receipts to-day {rom internal revenue were $177,192. The customs receipts were $297,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out $58,000 0n ac- count of interest and $91,000 in redemption of 5.20 bonds. The following were the Treasury bal- ances:—Ourrency, $16,000,000; coin, $82,500,000; tess coin certificates, f: 1,900. GOVERNMENT BONDS, These to-day were in smaller demand and not so high as to warrant further importation at a profit, The home aud the foreign markets are for the moment approaching each otner in price. ‘he permanent investor, however, does not jose Rigit of this class of securities. The iolowing were the late quotations:—United States currency sixes, 118%¢ a 1157; do. do., 1881, registered, 118 @ 118%; do. do., do., 1195, a 119%; do. five-tw ties, 1862, registered, 112}¢ @ 113; do. do., do., coupon, 112), 4115; do. do,, 1864, registered, 113% all4%; do. do., do., 114% K; dO, do., 1865, registered, 1154 115%; do. do., ao., coupon, 11534 a 115%; do, do., do., new, registered, 18a 11 do, do, d0., coupon, 118 a 115 do. do., 1867, registered, 118% @ 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 118% @ 118%; do, dO,, 1963, registered, 1184 a 118%; do. do., do, coupon, 118 a 119; do. ten jorties, registered, 112% a 113; do. do., coupon, 119% @ 11454; 0, fives, 1881, registered, 112); a liz do. do,, do, Coupon, 11% a 112%. THE FOREIGN MARKET. London advices report @ quiet condition of affairs, with consois ruling duil and United States securities a shade easier, The rate for money on eStock Exchange on government securities is sper cent. The rate of discount in the open market on three months’ bills is reported to be 454 per Cont, or % per cen’ low the bank rate. The bank lost £39,000 baition on balaace to-day, At five o'clock Erie was 26% a 2 Rentes at Paris Wore firmer at 61.4734. Consol for account, 93'4 & 93945 Old 1865 bonds, 106% & 10635; 1867 bonds, 109% a 109%; ten-torty bonds, 10434 & 10434; new fives, 103) a 1033;, The market was quiet but iirmer. In Amsterdam the follow- ing quotations were made:—Union Pacific first mortgage .bonds, 77; Union Pacific stock, 313; Northwestern preferrea, 63. nois Ceutral, 85, PRODUCE EXPORTS, ‘The total exports of produce irom this port for the week ending to-day amounted to $5,365,249 mixed values, which 13 an Increase [rom last week of $204,088, The exports lor the corresponding week of lagt year were $7,603,009, and+lor 1872, $5,505, The total exports since January 1 this year are, $256,156,088, against $265,102,546 Jast year, and y $205, 153,580 1 1572, BALLRUAD BONDS, a lance business was done in these to-day, | fu NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. | dage,, sizes, above | 12thread | ani 4030 to 3 P. M. amounting, st good prices, to about $250,000. Cen- tral Pacifics sold at 95%, Union Pactfic firsts at 904, Erie thirds at 100%, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin- Bali and Indianapolis firsts at 104%, C., C. and I. C. firsts at 6834, and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated goid bonds at 85. bounds closed at 95% a 96, and Union Pacifics, 905% | 8 9044 for firsts, 885 a 88% for land grants ani 76a | 3) In investment shares Del- aware and Hudson Canal sold at 116 Morris and | Essex at 98, Harlem at 131, and Delaware, Lacka- Wanna and Western at 100!¢. | Was quoted at 101\ a 103, New Jersey Ceatrai at lot | jt} to 10744, Pittsburg at 87 to $7, and Pennsylva, Iino Central was bid for at 97, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian- | apolis at 64, Fort Wayne at 9334, Panama at 116, | and New Jersey at 123. } offered at 77 without takers. After the call 200 shares of Pennsylvania Coal changed hands at 245, SOUTHERN BONDS, In some of the issues these show more than | usualinvestment demand and advanes, | sixes, long bonds, sola at 96%, old North varolina | sixes at 30 a 3034, North Carolina, !unding act of | °66, at 2134 ; old Tennessee sixes, eX coupon, at 574; | new do, at 57,new series do. at 57, Virginia sixes, the heaviness of Western Union and the compara- | consolidated, at 57; do., second series, at 45; do., Alabama, eights advanced do.. thread, ; ner ibise 5 3 rope yarns, 16! Gilet tarred Manila, 1 e ti ry , Me.; Sisal rope, G-thirend and Sires : | Funke, zee above 12-thre Central Pacific | 76% FR Hage ae: hy and hay’ rove, Ie. aud Kussiv boli rove. 17¢... as! | Daren Fruits have shown no change, excepting for = ; We nut penchan, the va.ue Mlet i ae bre buyer, | 7634 for sinking (unas. ie Chicago and 430 onto ‘e wie hes “bs Et do,, quarters, do, d Ze. a Be.; unpeeled do., ay new, His., THe a dont b cherries, state, use. a2 nia Coal at 240 to 2 ar avo de. for choke marks ol ‘show no essential ehauge Mictogan Central was No, 2 Suttle... at 12a lot. MEMORANDUM. The Auaitor of the Denver and Rio Grande Rall- felt toward the close of the day, and gave tothe | way makes the Jo!lowing exhibit of earnings for | the week ending November 7, 1874:— Gross earnings, main lige, 115 miles, Gross earnings, same line, same mi same week, 1873... iinutoote’ Rouud hoop Kound houp 0} | Pauly. | dt. Lou Z. St. Louls, straight e: BM | St Low fa St Louts, choice immily. . Kye flout, tne to superfine. nes Man & Sto pe ge, We seeeee 559,484 | Increase, 29 3-10 per CONG... sereeeeeee+ + $164,057 | SALES AT THE NEW YOR! YORK STOCK EXCHANGE y, Nov. 17—10 A. M., Before Call, $8 she ChL & NAW pf st bi Hage Soe RR. COMMERCIAL REPURT. Cotton Easier—Flour Closed Easier—Corn Dull and Lower— Oats firm—Barley Firmer—Pork Firm— | Lard Closed Easy=—Groceries Dull— Freights Firmer—Petroleum Dull and | Steady—Metals | Quiet—East India Goods Dull—Wool Quict and Easy—Whiskey Lower. Turspay, Nov. 1 | The merchandise markets were less buoyant to- | day, and the markets quite generally relapsed | mto @ state of dulness, white in numerous in- | stances prices were lower, | steady under a fair demand, request at the opening, but subsequently became | dull and prices were nominally lower under less favorable advices trom abroad. lower and nominal. Oats were in demand and Whiskey was easter. for choice Canada. Steady—Wheat Weak—Naval Ae Up only about 24,000 bushels at ¥2c. rer old in store Riga ‘and white entirely ni IwstL 2k 6’ RR...s3 200 AL ong RB vi. and. nominal; On ’Change flour was Wheat was in fair Corn was duil, | ana lona, 7c, Pork was quiet, | With reserve, better raves were outainen, not aby lor grain accommodation, There was a good movementin the chartering line, the cal vessels adapted to grain. The supply of tonn: been pretty well exhausted, sequence very firm, and higher rates were ovtuined. the 6 Cugageinents ude the turn dearer, lun, | Were stronger, Liverpool, room being held at higher figures at Cotton on the spot was offered more Futures were irregular, closing Groceries were dull and values toan | 9$2d- Metals continued quiet remained dull and values were nom!nally easier. Navat | stores were moderately dealt in at avout steady prices. | Wool was quiet and e Asuxs.—Keccipts for the past three days, 52 packages. The market remained very quiet, with trade confined to small lots of pots, which were auoted steady at 6c, Pearls remained entirely nominal. Bouripinc Materiacs.—There was a fair demand for | brick, and values iast quoted were yet current. sold moderately at $1 10 a $1 85 for Rockland common and $1 60a $1 85 for do. Jump. Cement was in mcneste nd and steady, at $1 30 for Rosendale and $4 5) tor Roman and Pordand. jemand aud were quoted steady at $160 for Lastern. he market continued quiet. Small lots | hand sat prices within the range of 3c. a closed easy. particulariy atton.: jo treely and closed easy. through vat as at 30s. ; an weak and easier. extent nominal. gran, at Sd.; and by” sully as. EERE sctc} SOR Se, or 24,000 pushes & dry hides at 7s. it, } atald. To Malta, by sail, 3 Fihhs tobacco at 35s. ‘The charters embrac orders to the s grain at 56,; another, with 4,20 quarters of do., hence | same Voyage and rate; two others, with 3,800 quarters of do., hence same voyage and rate; epother, with 3,700 quarters of do.. hence bark, hence to Bristol Channel, with 8,00) quarters 0, do. eoiees is vent aw bisa Lie 10:15 and 11:30 A. M. $1000 Us 5-20, ¢ 4 eb E r, ‘al. i ids United i¢ingdome with 270 quarters, ot do. 100) U 80% Cure jralia 45. 000 casters ot do. att beer yr bushel: an ‘ratian bark, hence to Genoa, with 2,800 bl terms. Guxsirg—Remained without quotable Ghenge, although prices were somewhat unsettled. The transac- tions were confined to small, unimportant lots We quote :—Domestic cloth, L1igc. a Isc oF Ae on the spot; Ualoutta, $3gc, & %%%c.; Borneo, 1 pags Lise a de. Later *s00 rolls of cloth acid ‘boston at Lc. and 100 halt rolls here at ILc.. env ano Jute. —We have yet to report a dulland nom- inal market for all descriptions of hemp and app ae for. First Board—10:30 A. M. Rovendale und 64 25.9 Missou 95%f 800 sha Ch & N 60 To Mee MON CG,0,5£I-. $9) Wy co. Too NC, fuid nek, "60. = lenu 6's, 0,ex c. Broow ‘ors. —The demand bas peen moderate within a sane range of prices, as tollowsi—New green hurl, medium green, 7c. a La short green brush, red tipped and red, Beans AND P'rAs.—I he demand tance our last has been ae and values exhibited no essential cha Medium, new, choice, $1 9 a fair to & od, SL a $ $2 45 a $2 fan Tenn Wnmexe-, 4000 Tenn 6's, 55. 700) Vu 6's, con's ser narrows ‘ne 2. BE a choice. Ting i prfce for. for enor it 2 white eiduey. te black eve a $275. Burren.—There has been a fair demand to-day for fine State butter, and owin, 1ully sustained, Bata after, to light suppites prices were | Medium grades were ‘and prices barely steady. meeis with 997% wo on 28k" Faul tbe See st Paul ‘tbe Me MO Wares. nts os, A lov 0c. a Ge. tSe. lor long tye; fe. a 4c. oat. and 45. for Ww! a 4ic.; do, common to Welsh tubs, choice, tall made, de. a 42c. : io | Se. & 7c. ao., common ails, creamery, 1o., talr 16 xood. go., vood ‘to prime, ssc. 3100 Pat Beer Bole. Ue. a d5¢. ib. ‘ike ecthe woatker Wes minserascly larly tor South American hides, the lat da 0. 15 shs Metrop'n Bani Rorutern Ti nol, 13 Bank of Republic ade. 5 Bank state NY 1g Del 4 H Cun Co. same period bis guy haut this 2Re, do., common to fair, ‘firkins, ‘root io ai 3 do. Dey ‘aig to Kood, common to fat Bates Tei. bess is 20 Pac it oi Total, 222 | Bales Sng iis on ‘hides Dr: the basis of quote i—Stute to Saurto ik 13390 a Ie. > ni 3 6 BL. § ao. ‘don, tale 0 ‘Food, i Veru tra, I8ibs. a alle. Michigan and ‘wisconsin | trade, Ife. a 155 + $3,802,008 | 100 Alt&? H RR. i IW Aca PKR pi for spot cotton was more lim- iis. Ie. 5 Borota. ited, while the offerings were nore liberal and, without | a 2 tb . & We, Quotable change in prices, the imarket had adawnward | Porto Caiello and Lax For tnture deliveries prices. were iereguing, A aittenck site Bie first sales showing a decline of 1-320. a 1. with | later sales at last night's prices Porte-au-Platie, 16 but jus: betore the. ra i vel ‘old, as they run; Fugit 13 ibs. a 17 Ibs, 2134e. : ‘20, fi We. for March, ‘avout i¢ | ep — ed on Ame! can standard of claxstfeation.) a die.;, Wester! . Alulanut, N. Orleans i 12 jected; Southern, as Uiey run, Dre upper leather Grande kips. Libs. a 15 ibs, Sierra h 20 do. 10 Han 4 stJo.. Le He atJo pi. Good intddiing. Middiiug fair. ber. LOW bute de. 4 12hy io. Kips, 6 tbs a a Hibs, Aprils 1,90) at i wills, Lge, a 10,56 Market warcly at ar iSige., 1.400 00 1) fn vacifie RR. Griniy belt, owi were at tui! pric and 0 tots of dy. at $57 lwo At& ie pt December, 1) at 147 Fe A Voyr damaged 0) do, WwCn & ao W Ri pt This May, inet P Covrsk.—The market ru tow U8 5-20, r.'05n.be ng. WROD Ike oF 5.0 U S5eLU,6, 09, 0 11834 $2100 US 6, our 118% 10000 U 8 os, Second Board—i P. Me” money, 9314; do. | or Rin cont nued fair and the market steacy Tenn 6's, n, eee c Isiatias, se. a 1000) Gon Pac g bs. BOC ANWE oY 19000 Un Pac Ist... th | Mise, Wd New York bb i wnsy At $2 20 a $225 for str a sale OF 20) bbis, at $22 i gay Std rhe. Pees 5 Br rot a Wal itt i ‘ oN sees ui obi, Gnd wy days. 4 Way a (nit trade was reported, et Was quict and steady. We 308 Var wa as quiet Hut sten g 8) for Fe{iining ton, ic ho sold in a am E 4 re F Sage ese'e 100 Chi & Alt pi. id Otto & Miss... bec al i d met with @ fair demand, stewdy at 750. in casks Ana bis, f evashers’ hi ward ont Ha light 1 HS tor preseni make and $l | a 1c & ri Rie get [asses ohooks,i-inen writ | ea 15 ugar shooks, with heads, 38-\nch, “4 pine ‘shook’ #6 gmper cae a $2 2b: si, id toot, gia gt: winter + hoops, (2 feet ordinary tw prime, twomtinned vary outet, but values were Without wuoteule chanse, Ww 0 i anide cats 16 mel meter, 16e. hi emd, I1bgc. 5 12-thread and say” iy ie, 12 read, tg ahd $16 inch, 1thread, © aupte State apples, sticeil je. a Tie; Southern’ apples, Sunrsii oe| o.. sliced, Te. a 8e,; do. do, tern apples, quarter: Te. Carolina, prime Sc. tae to Kolid, "Bch 28e.3 do, da. ed 23 in SODEFPICS, NEW, Dy a 3c. ; plums, Southern. Ks the market pontioy id stead: st f Western. iimed mect ith # moderate oey and Lan, New verse: and near- Peansy: vaiia, La, Gh paty, with a talr deinuid. particularly: tor ship ‘The gales, comprising wil kinds, foot u| vi as. Abouta0u bbls, ar figures within our quoted range, Corn | moa: was without material change hs the extent of 79) bbls, wt Wa 4 15a $475 for Wes ve! ersey and Mennsyivania yellow, We quote :— 2 a4) EES ELEEGSESeesveca choice double extra EVSSllsysarsare PEMESE REEDS ERD nab eeeiceacwanesly ak | aeQaeeat aeons outhern, No. z. joint: Southern, sup comin $,, | Southern, extra Ww a al | Southern, family’. Da 6 | Corn meal, Wesiern Wa | Corn meu, Jersey: Wa | Corn meal, Brandy Suwa 515 Corn meal, puncheons, Wa — S 2 Se a | the close, when there were por sellers than buyers, gud the market closed dull aud lower, at about $1 Wy a | st 1 10 for No. 2 Crtcago, and $1 14 tor Milwaukee. he sales were bout 20) Duels, at $1 0/ tor No, 3 Chi- cago, 10 store; $1 0954 for No. 2 ‘) Brora $llva SLU tor No. 2 aflon A tea Sh LS te Milwaukee, in 2 | Yor amber, $1 40 a $1 a for whites $1 lose to hesota, Corb was dull, lower and nominal. The sale: Sic, a 8c. Jor new; ominal, Barley was strong, With sales reported sooting up 32.000 bushels, at $1 60a 4% 94. for small lots, $l 62 tor Canada, in store and afloat: $1 39 lor two-rowed State, und $1 50 a $l bo tor eix-rowed do. Kye was qutict ‘held above. the views of buyers. Uats were firm and in fair demand. The sales toot up about | 95 74,00 bushels at dBc. a 6643c, for State mixed, on the treks O7e. tur No. 2 Ohicugo mixed, and U7e. a Wye. tur Me met with a moderate Berend) nd showed no essenuual change in value. ae York, mixea, pe: fancy Coliiornia, per bex, $3 On ‘ba, WerriesePritag ‘see box. 8 $3; du. “poor to fair, $1 a $2; do., Parents | per bbl # $10; do,, do., poor to good, $6 5) a $8 mnt There was a moderate bitsiiess. con ted In berth treights to-day, and room bet 1 beng almost entirely lor e ha and the market wa: in. con fo, Liverpool, by steam, 000 bushi ni of BralD, ab . 5 30 terces of lard, les cotton, at Hat a sat ‘to London, by steam, 160.0 bushels of 60) bblk | rosin. at and 100 bales hair, at ‘0 | Glasgow,” by steam t 7d. To Ea ay by steam, 50 | > Gibeal 20) cases tobacco An [tatian bark, hence to Cork tor, nited Kingdom, with 3,3.0 quar zt an Ltalian ne Voyage, at bs. 3d. t 4s. 6d. ; a German bark, hence to Cork for orders t to bark, hence to Limerick, a Norwegian bark, hen uarters ont 19 Lisbon, with } is. retned petroleum on private verage ir ations, ax follows:—Dressed American. a ‘al for double, $2.20 aS: 80 for single an no thal for Ronee tt ke as a ae old, the latter ola iy, gold: Sisal. then sold. dute was tn: | | acuave, abe Without change in waitia’ quoted at Sige. a * | 5%e.,gold. Jute butts met with a moderate demand | and sold to the extent of 5W bales at ge. a 2ye., cur- rency. lay axp Stnaw.—The supply of hay has been less Iibe- ra} ad wita a tair demand ularly for retail fa prices tended somewhat iu seilers’ favor. straw ith a mouderate de ng retail qualities, 45. a Sic. Hors.—The demand for sk.pment continued fair, and the inurket ruled firm, Brewers are operating only in small lots, as their Kegnisements demand. We quote:— Source Oe of 1874, 35c. a 4%c. per Ib.; American, ge, a 250. per Ib; American, crop of 8 180. per 1b. olds, all growths, 8c. @ Lc. per lifornias, 18/4, 40e Ftp. ive, particu- devtine i eo sales for the 569 hides The — stock te, according to Messrs. Wetzel, is & Co, is as. follows i dry buenos & ary Montevideo, nN) wet salted 1c ind 530 bales’ Ci ame time. 187! W hides India; Buenos Ayres, Ips a 2b 3 ave.) Montevideo, 897 tbs, Corrientes, 21 “ibs. a "25 2 ibs. a 22 Ibs. gddac. Hitornia, 20 bs 18 Ibs. a 21 Los. rit a 2d. Matamoros atid fe los a 2L Lbs, ile. ‘est wi 9 \bs., 2vc.. currency, se ibs aig ‘tose Nee. a Irige. wone, 9 ys. a 10 ihe, be my Bissan, § ibs. 9 . Minas, 1b its. run: Mexican, ec, Kips” 10 currency, “selected. Dry saited— Tbs. Se. 5 Maranham, Jreenampn 0, 2 28 ibs. a 30 ibs., Loe. yur, 23 Ibe a 30 Ins. 18¢, savanilia, 35 Ibs ‘ 25 lbs, a 44 ibs, 1ityc., currency, oy Wet salted—Buenos Ayr 4b ibs) a Oso Cainorui, ara, Me. goid, texas, pale 13 New Orleans, 451bs, ibs, country and Western, Sr lbs a 78 ibs, O4e.: Southern, 20 lbs. hk 50 Ibs, Mee city slaughter, ox, Wlbs. a 7b ibs. do. 60 Go lbs.. Oar: currency, selected st indin~: ‘a 22 Ibs., 12340. Singapore Mattia do.. 8 Iba. 25 Ibs. es ‘or American pig the market was dull anc There were rumors of sities at very low tit xerted a depressing infue Stock pig was to Hight the lew transactions les, lu) tons of Eglinton at $37, We quote No. 1 - $210 ch— Eglinton, Colt ness, $41 a $4 Lyariven. 1a fair inquiry from export: | ers and a and from imanuacturers tor Burnos Ayres. BSS 8 od damaged 25450. # 4 Kase Light crop. Me. : bel transactions were fined to joubing parcels or New Orleans which were placed (at fignres within ottr quoted range, We quote:;—Cuba, cen. trijugal and mixed, new ero, Se, a 38" 8 $05; do, mtiszovdido, retinihe. Se. 8 & | cery, We : New Orleans, tie. a 630, for wew at Stowes.—Cn ‘Change to-day the market for of turpentine exhibited « inquiry. We heard Of antes root up a ington on priya tery sin Was quiet and gai We have only ty note 20) stall do. at $2 29, 1,300 . good ry tokt a $s rly) at E Mendaden was stonaily Weld at t $165 for Sie # for nataral winter, $1 459) for Dieacned ; oted at Goc. tor Northern, 600, for Lee Be. Toe! for natural wilor wad 700. foe: for ached. Bank cod . 6-thread beg id domestic do, at 6:¢, ve aunted wt steady at hehe et ior pies bees deal: do,, 6 thread nd | delivery bal te | sera quiet ‘and moat ‘thus.—O1l Ow 3c. Sete Reger’ er" 73%4c. fur ried inte nttpment ri bbls; beef, ¥? 823 bbls. and tierces, firmer under a bya ) ‘We heard of sales of 380 bbls., in a jobbing wi 2%) Dbix. at $20 45, cash, and 25° i Bacon was quiet but firm; 0 boxes of long ‘clexr soll at Ht sc. per ne Drbssea hogs wel firmer and an fair gemands He at BA, i rf footing up bv p kage | gt figures within our quc 1 tor inin wees, $19 *"$23 ey ‘nate on, Via and oxtra city Tidia mess. . SAVE In NIN | steady at trom meagy a Yale ut | sales of fae Trash hang) at 1s Ce | United, 72%e for meas pork w: Me, ate) 75 a $21 lackberticn te. kines; | Peltruary ut $20 7h jo., Souchern, new, res hams were noe, dealt it were quoted Cut meats Rita recs fata, but pickled shoulders at 7i4c. and nH bait at lve. a Wwe Wi erg ler, 7c, a 3c. 9. ; pickled Me: Picked bellies: tuiee. a 1Dige. wasin mir Lae but the iu Value, aint sold | 8 15 for Brady wine, ilow, and $415 a $4 W lor or i Srna Ay} c. sand i i sellers’ option six mon ee aL Hard sold tothe extent ol Porators.—Round potatoes meet with a moderate de- mand and the transactions are at avout idee price are searce and Ebr! rose, aoe double-head bits. oa Ne yg buik. i new doublesnéad Bla. pee! nm $2:"do. in Dulie. per Dbl, $1 62 « $L 87; sweet Aud of Crp As ag ber sack, $3 25; sweet bo a fice tho demaid in. a jobbin; way was moderate eactions at figures wit ‘our quoted range. air, Tige. 7340 for Tie. nd Se, ana, Te. a Tic. per 1b.; Patna, 7e. a 730, and ge. a GKe. per ID. STKARINE Was steady, with sales of 15 tlerces at isc. ang) Flan Fr pollen option Re orembaks a5 ie ba per 2% nse ale: ria 5,00) bales of © aeutta (November Sul 8: 42) Clover quoted at Yav. a 4c, | $2.75 a'$2.8)'and rough flax at 32 05 a $2 Svuaak.—For raw sugar the market was dull and nomi- | We anote fair feopune Cuba at 7c. a nally unchanged, good do. at 3c. a 3ige, siie Of OL boxes of Maen at ‘ange. per Ib. | sie a eae 1 and was quoted at 9%c. for tor powdered nnd yranntated aud uote 2 Cubn~Heflnine, il fi boxes. Duteh Manduca: Nok bec. Porto Rles—-Renmng, ye - Common, to prime, srogery. tae to choice, 8), a Se, va—Duteh state ‘Magtia~ uperior and extra We hava yet to report a very quiet market ere nominally unchanged, Kinds at trom Ie. a. 4) cases of Bennsy vania, crop 1872 3 also awet, bit re- 400 hhds. at from ANE ruled Steady, with sales of 400 for eed jeat, but sheets The saies inelisde 100 Bue, pe: ‘$f ok- per bbl a3 ‘Grapes— | aw do., Viana | private ante mained about stead, | Dales ot Havana at Sie. a SL 15 ps | fae market remained quiet and eas | city quoted ats 15-l6e. We noie sales of 45,000 | of, fown aides. at sic. per Ib. were not exentiaily changed. ich were a shade easier. ern white onions, per bb! $25); re per bi. Ree turnips, Pee DpI.. abdbage, per 100, lo, yellow do., per bb: om Deets Dar Mi, $2 $¢ 096; Mupbird squash, Wi one the market pay the past three days has | been dull and values hina are not auotabiy lower. of tub rashed at Sis9-. ree Bac. 3t sane fine unwashed Western fleece 6,250 Ibs. eastern 7 ibs. of Nevada, . 16 pales of Buenos Ayr The market was easier, 1.0334, closing av the in: 30 boxes bacon, | . 200 bales cotton, at | iu and sales inclu Ibs. of super pulled at, 4¥e.,_1y 2c. 1,200 209 bbis. flour, at | Ibs. ct western t 2c, a'27e. 8. | Bott Ibs, of tail Calitornts ie spring Celie 2,5! bs.- of all on private’ terms.” ri with Ed ‘of DOMESTIO MAI seated 3 Bross, Kes Sales, 2, EW ORLEANS, Nov. " "187 Nddling, 14350. Isxports—' Great ceipts, 1,069 bale: mugs and panel 0 Hrrarice® iar Sales, 5. oni, Nov. 17, aL Net receipts, on @ shi psa balet bay oris—To trance, giz; ae: et Savanxan, Nov, 17, 1874, Cotton firm; pau aoe, 4c. Net receipts, 4,612 bale: reat Britsin, 11,341 bales; JABLESTON, Nov. 17, 1874. Net receipts, 2,879 wut orcs: N. Ses4 ad 17, 7h Spirits turpentine firm re) c. | for strained. ide in in 6 tor yellow dip and $2 60 for ViTgU Tar steady at Curcaco, Nov. 17, itd conga asst ae BO%e. Cotton cage 4 1 te eas and, and ruled steudy. We | shee, 2 oats or November ; 73: see easier, No ie taxers 8 a wis, ‘eat; now No. tair demand and pigners Hi vernbei gi. | r short do, 5 45c. W'8}e. 1 ior arte, ig. $1 3 Ea spot; $126 and ‘higher ‘At $19 easn or all the your: cash; 4312 BOall see eae sp rebri 19 55 February. ry. ee meats 3 do., Poms quict and uncha oon wheat closed at Age. a Te, November: 73340. Receipts—8,.00 0.009 busticis wheat, 2,000 do, corn, 2,000 000 do, barley, ipmenis- teed this sete a 89440. December; corn, 77: ant the year; oats, 497%. ,000 do. “ot 10,000 bark BUROPEAN MARKETS, Loxpox Proncce Manger —L lige mruennne 2s. aa a 258, 9d. per cwt. Lin- pp tonne niles Mt SR FINANCIAL, IN OR OR SAFETY, R “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 | best rates in the market and on on Al parties, WE ISSUE A PAMPHLET FREE, gold. selected , Corpus gana: | explaining the various modes of operating, also thow- @ realized trom moderate interest in making money ary Rio Grande, vartac | » Tubs, | zeae 100 dry Central American, 5, 0) ary ‘Bogota, | a bug's Western dee | Matamoros and ‘Mexican ie. a S4e. “ao Jair to good, 0c fh "5, —ine icin ty remamed steady, shippers are | Calcutta’ buaflalo. and the home trade purchases From the interior comuid: 00 hides and. G02 | 1372, 358,000 hides | SA MATTER OF ¢ “PUTS,” “CALLS” OR Indianola and San An: | at os, a 25 | ing how large profits currency, | risks. Ali persons having any an; Bo | should send: for @ copy: “Any information relating to stocks cheerfully furnished, an and how the fluctuations of currency, | «4: | the market may be best taken advantage of | for particulars, TUMBRIDGE & CO,, Bankers and | Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, N. ¥ N. T REASONABLE Rar! other Securities, best companies. dress BE MON LIFE AND Policies, Mortgages and Insurance of all kinds effected with | }» HABRICH & C —NONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE! X. MiEVENSON Jey rt. Morwages cashed Furmtare Kc. sold by a \ SY. “PERSON HAVING A SEAT FOR SALE IN THE w York Stock Exchange might hear of a pur- Chaser by addressing A., Dox 14 Post office, RAILROAD BONDS OF Abt 1 ~ecurities of detaulted roads pespecays 85 per cent Honda, xu KINDS BOUGHT District ot Columoi United States, for 4 $5) FOR w SHARES fa ptr 100 SHA J tor 200 shares, 500 shares, Ahy stock dealt 1 a0 tlle 20 days by purchasing Stove! be contr i of the alsin ALEXANDER PROT ESO & p le ) to $360, all on members Stock | Market active, with’ good chance lot NEY TO LOAN ON MOR) a} New York or Brool WILLIS, Lancashire In- oK “INSU RANCE POLI- cles, SVoriewees and other Appr at Kougn-—= | Feasonable races, 8 SHELDRAKE & LOAN ON GOOD NEW Principals de- * te sks. —Koreign grades WETS neelected, and the aieang’ ie ay OW OK Tn) ply to Me Pees, A Pine stre JONEY TO Loan ty. in ume to suit. —Prinelpale desiring to bor. ee R MORGAN, No, 2 Pine street. FINANCIAL» A AARNE (pute six Pent cent stock of the CENTENNIAL BOARD OF FINANCR jar subscription. The Centennial Eee Pease ef id to Wie aSvited to the erection or the, Tnornational ‘Exhibition and other expenses oe peted ere with. jae ba sare tinder contract, to be completed, in eit ore than twenty foreign nations ome iY cepted th the invitation issued by the President to take partin the exhibition; wany of the leading men aie canntry are aig their ald and sereioes 3 bo th a i SoreDrl ne Md the pecete L.. an Fag ‘tunity uring, at small itp, whieh wilt oe bed B hrand proatable, ia t gee ‘ation of the aaraaare Wana rota indepen: ein information s received Oo am UNEANO, Elon squats, "PEASLEE & 00, NO. SSAU STREET, Ganeres Neto for New Yors, Mfassuolusetts and Con PSN Ah A $25,000 Frccear curiae: Axo shoots orteeges easheu ADDY to ERP COLE ® Gnat. pe a TO LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE, i¥ $175.000 ine aes urn or $5,000 and up ward, for a term of years, without bo! JOHN F. CONREY, ez Broaaway, room & 500.000 fa "RUSE, RUNDS, 70 LoAN—os Reaoio to purchase Fics ann Entsad esterase ats olds wanted. RHIPMAN a ELE IN 52 Willlam sitet, Union Buildings. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, | AL PROFITABLE LEASE OF OUR MI MILL CAN BB ni had by a reliable man, with cay PE ROLLING MILL COMPAR Trea ee A PHYSICIAN DOING Pre rtp aA pees a botanic or eclectic physician of encumbered, to assist in practice. asares ny ty ‘sta tion D. A ADDITIONAL VAPITAL PROCURED mA. ea tor arobenss, Menutectnrars, San oon others: Mining interests, &c., nego a Business. Pessons with fs Moterencoe ie erat vised ‘of approved obportuntion, ‘Huntel tor, Eee resident Peopie’s Bank thant her 2a Boo and Shoes, 27 Murray st, &e. UntuGs & ARLE! le Financial and bi ess’ Brokers, 93 Brondway. PARTNER, WITH $5,000 OR $10,000, BY A PROD. uce Commission House doing a good business; bg Competent to manage finances and take care of boo c., preterred. Any correspondence confidential. dress A, X. B., Herald office. “{ MOST SUCCESSFUL RETAIL HARDWARE AND A Houseturnisbing Business, very profitable, in full operstion and biti od te first class’ established trade; termis easy, A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Nassau street. ae co Brees WANTED-~FIRST CLASS, NOT TO EX. coed $20,000 cash, that will bear close ay WoResR! leraid ont not dead beats, dealt with, Address WOR! erald ottice. ragtime geome Ayre A PARTY WITH SOME means to assist the Bane heir in reclaiming im- mense property in ie State ae the orneinal dead success sure; liberal inducements offered; Lr bitcic4 Jars on interview. Address ESTATE, Herald Upto Branch ollice. Oana SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC. turers, &c.—Undersigned have applications from numerous persons who desire to invest capital. ALEX. | ANDER ¥ROTHINGHAM & CO,, Bankers and Broxers, | 12 Walistreet. INING SALOON,—WANTED, A DINING SALOON, Restaurant or Hotel, in exchange for forearm on Long Island, Lots in New Jersey (nea F depot) ora coun. try Residence. Address HOIEL, box 161 Herald Uptown Branch of NE-THIRD INTEREST IN A SLATE QUARRY OF unsurpassed excellence, iron ore, &c., for sale tor ‘sat room 43, Crook’s Hotel. specimens ex- n 10 to 12 A. M. ARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 TO $15,000, IN A- well established manutactory of fine jewelry. Ad dress B. A., Newark (N. J.) Post office. ITAPLE CASH MERCANTILE BUSINESS, PAY+ ing a clear profit of $5,000 per annum, tor sale~ Prominently located and competent emplc woe a if desired ; price about $20,0W), Soren spy to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadwi WANTED BY AN AUCTION oust, a TugaDuaR, competent and responsible man to t boots and shoes in Massachusetts tor an auction ns ot ot 08 sunzing and undoubtable credit (one wequainted the auction business preterred) ; the best of salary AJ ar: anteed or an interest if proferred ae party, app! with the requisite qualifications a steady and Rorinanent position guaranteed, ‘Applications, sarily eguadantial, Lg be seued wi full name, W ART! With $ ‘© TAKE A fall utero in a ‘ars class variety fd dramatic company now organized. Those, meaning business on| need address, tor three days, A. . W., Station D, New Yor! ANTED—AN EN ETIC, RESPLCTABLE BUSI- ness man of ng willing to Join advertiacr in the introduction in enbely of an article of daily and im- mense consumption In this country; a sure and quick fortune cxncomme, avichoue E ao tor capital invested. Ad- dress or call on 1 West 55th s\ WA 4 YouNG MAN WITH $50 CASH IN A bperosst that will pay $250 per month. Apply at 153 Weet 24th st. sgphtctaerat ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, WITH me capital, as partner: business profitable and can he, farnely increased with little money. Address IMMEDIA! USINESS, Herald ANTED—A PARTNER, W 400, IN A pritits rofitable business and no me inquire Sil and 543 Washington street, New York, O5, & Busixuss LADY WITH THIS amouna }. of capital can earn $2) weekly, all winter, home, in a respectable business. Taught in one le Apply at 13/ second Aventie, basement door. GOO AND AS BXERUBTIC. SoctaBLE warTs man wanted—To join me ina pleasant buste | nese requiring two; interview costs nothing and aie worthy of s non- fortaae se aot investigation. Ad SOUIABILIT'Y, box 155 Herald oMe $1. 0.00.74 S7UaTION WANTED BY A. YOUTH + of 18 just from school; could loan this amount to employer on satistactory security. Replies ta be noticed must give tau = Wise sea of business, security and salary Address W. +y Herald office. _ HOUSES, ROOMS, & ,. in this City and Brooklyn, GENTLEMAN WISHES A COMFORTABLE ROOM, in the viemity of Columbia College, with a private family, where positively no other boarders are taken. Adaress J. A., Herald oifice. SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS wanted near Third avenue and ‘Thirtieth stree! Address, stating terms, M. X. W., Herald Uptown Brane othoee De! WELL UNDERSTANDING THE LIQUOR and restsurant business wants to rent, at a smnaly gure, 8 eed place air piready fitted up; no stock. Addrese box A —WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THRE + or four unfurnished Rooms for housekeeping, in rivate family; location between thirty-fourth dnd ‘orty-sixth aire, ents an, bath, &c. Address, stating te Wes' nth street. URNISKED HOUSE, WANTED-IN NEW. YORK, where owner would receive rent in board, with } ger ot other boarders; best references. Address, for soar days, HOME, box 163 Heraid Uptown Branch po LAWYERS,—DESK KOOM WANTED, BY AN experienced practitioner, Whoxe assistal - ws byacit equivalent to rent, Address J. U, Heraid office. W* 7 ANTED—COMFORTABLE FURNISH D LODGING, by single gentleman, near Fitth Avenue Hotel. Ad- DIC t, box 109 Herald office. ¥ ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE, ENGLISH basement preferred, below Twenty -thira street, ted class tenant, until May 1; must be in good or a | adesirable ‘location. Address, with terms ai box 184 Herald office. AN ‘TED—A LODGE ROOM, SITUATED BETWEEN Fourth and orty-scgat streets; rent about $30 3 I OFEN, 1,634 Broadway. _ NTIED—RY a GENTLEMAN, ON OR TWO well furnished Rooms, without board, between Washington plage and Tenth street, east of Firth avenue, Aildress pox 5001 Post office, stating terms, with or with: out breaktast, N —AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, WIT “slut Lad and water, in good neighborhood, witnis fifteen minutes’ walk of Metropolitan Hotel. Addreat J, day BOX 135 Herald Uptown Branch office. Wantepas FLOOR OF FOUR OR FIVE ROMS furnished ds fi Pbis pourekeeping, oeall ‘ancl, located. A Address ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMA: A FUR iusned Koom. with open fireplaces in: ne hor. hood of Twenty-sixth street and Broadway. ldress H. C., Herald Uptown Branch eilice, | Wena LOWER PART OF A WELL FUR. nished high stoop House, below Twenty-third side; family three Americans. Address A, sia iis eratd office. LEASE—A STORE ON THE WEST FANTED 8 W Side of Alxth avenue above Twenty-third street Address tod. BUNN, So. 16) First avenue. In the Country. Wiese, LEASE, A PLACE OF ABOUT 1! acres, in good order, Lonyvenient to schools eS ob ant about one bour trom New York, Pith SRL hox 149 Herald onice. birteenth stre eet. PRi iaty cid BONS an ARS at priv 212 East & aa Street, Leieidentaltitsctog WANSIBAL AND ST. ilroat Company, 13, Broadway—Sew ¥ bonds or the annibal and St. Honda” maturing xs Coliows, will be redeemed Mt t Hoe, At par. tid the acertied Interest upon presenta. Jno Hund red ee LOUD, jae April 4, 137: , “lue Meptemoer Sunn P. ACKKK. Treasure YAN AND TRUGT com. tor circular explaining their Bonus. Interest pald at your Kowa as the red and thirty ti “TO THE KANSAS Kans “FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE—PROP- erty worth :8.0)) cash , discount ten ver years to run; also other first class. Moi nd liberal Aiscount. ‘ost office, Materson, 3 TO LOAN ON BPA Ady 4 Ap au i poly wk Of Was scare? and to an ext tet at 17¢ a de. for crude, Hie, aw f yellow, and G2yc. a Ze. tor dy. w (yellow. sperm and ‘whale oi met wilh a moderate detmand and ruled firm; sperm quo af bonus asked. jo, 23 Laat Fit ty-seventh sire “—_DODWORTII" 3 PRIVATE © LASSES FOR DANG + ing, No, 212 Firth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth treet, open for the season. Morning and afternoon classes for ladies and children, _Byening classes tor gentiem nd tor a circular, =<WILSON'S DANG AVADEMY, RTAUR A. Hall, 303 West Fourteenth street, near eigith ave. fue. —Clastes always open for beginners. “Glide mite lauglt. ud tor circular, e e| Wes, and Saturday. se li So DEMY ¢ DANCING, 239 BLEECKE® gaat en S808 reer oe friday evenings. For ent for circular, November Is, at Su'ciook: re® Wednesday evening M": vO MRS Mh, ASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANG ing, 1461 Broadway.—Mocning and afternooe the Jadies and children; evening classes tor gem ATE CLASSES FOR DANCIN: ce November 37. Particulars may 66 ing K, 8, MANUEL, Gilsey Hot Ii comme, vbtaiied by adder