The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1874, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1874.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. SHIERPT TO ESCIFE FROM LUDLOW STREET JAIL. {QOHTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.) walls, She immediately ies ‘e the alarm, ‘arde: hastily throwing on his fied othe F ay and has the credis of ar erpommlvecangucng, vie, route ute jaifonconni has shaw ice y os Sen finea elt No. 6 Brion prope. on the first floor of the ‘An examination of his cell showed the iron bars had been cut through and then bent back sufficiently to allow his exit, Just oF ite the cellis ® window which over- jooxs the prison yard. This window is secured in thesame manner a6 the cells, but the prisoner had cut through thisas well, and by means of a ‘with which he had been provided he was en- Solea led to lower Dimself a@ distance of twenty-five or thuirt, Bl py to the yard. This is sur- rounded ®@ Wall eighteen feet high, but this would not ‘have proved an obstacle to his complete encane, ashe was furnished aiso with grapnels ‘which were attached to the end of the rope, and {t was whtie Larger raged to fasten these on the top of the wall that he was discovered. When captared he was endeavoring to bide in an angio ot The wah The instrument used to cat through $he iron bara, which are fully an inch in diameter, was & saw made out of an cee case kniie. The prisorer, belore being lockea up, was ques- ‘woned as to who su; ited him with the means of acts e Bteadily x refused Peg sua or to any way iriends who ren- dered him ass: istance, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Dull and the Market Without Feature. GOLD FIRM AT 111 8-4 MONEY EASY AT 3 A 4 PER CENT. BONDS GENERALLY STEADY. WALL STREET, } Fripay, Nov. 27—6 P. M. The stock market was dull at the close, and without especial feature in the earlier part of the day. feit in the shape of Northwest common, which ad- vanced from 42% to 44%. The preferred stock sold at 61%. Lake Shore, heretoiore a favorite, declined to 79%, and the suspicion was frequently expressed that the cause of the weakness was due to the fact that instead of a four per cent. divi- dend {t is probable that only a three per cent. | dividend will be declared. Western Union, St. Paul and Wabash at the close were compara- tively frm. The rest of the market was about steady, as will be seen from the OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, ee ee Lowest. THE SALES of the day amounted to 146.000 shares, which were distributed among the principal stocks as fol- lows:—New York Central and Hudson, 181; Erie, 1,900; Lake Shore, 24,500; Cleveland ana Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 36,500; do. preferred, 1,900; Rock Island, 2,200; Pacific Mail, 10,300; St. Paul, 6,800; do. preierred, 300; Ohios, 20,100; Western Union, 11,400; Wabash, 8,300; Union Pacific, 7,700; | ©., 0. and I. O., 100; Quicksilver, 1,900; do, pre- ferred, 1,700 THE MONEY MARKET. Loans were made on call to-day at 34% & 4 per eent. Commercial paper is quoted at former | rates, Forelgn exchanges were dull and closed a Uttle weaker; actual business was at 4.85% a €.853¢ for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, 4.89% a 4.90 for demand. Continental steady; Reichmark’s, 0654 a 96%; cables, 97); prime Paris, 5.14% a | lL THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 1115, advanced to 111%, but re- ceded and closed at 111%. The rates on loans ranged from 1tc 8 per cent for carrying, 3 per | cent for borrowing and fat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold baiances.. $i, 121, hed Qurrency balancet 1,25’ Gross clearances Say, iost000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. $85,872,479 Ourrency balances. 8,251,962 | Gold exchanges. 9,987,664 | Gold balances 848,354 The specie engagements for to-morrow are not specifically namea, the figures ranging from $300,000 to $500,000. Atthe sale of Treasury gold to-day $500,000 were awarded at from 111.73 to 111.77. The bids amounted to $2,300,000, The Pommerania, which sailed yesterday, took out $1,300,000 in gold coin and $300,000 in silver bars. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The customs receipts to-day were $362,000. The receipts irom internal revenue were $560,000. The customs receipts for the week ending November @1 were $2,250,000, Six hundred and fifty thou- sand dollars national bank notes were received for redemption to-day. The assistant Treasurer paid out $95,000 on account of interest and $79,000 im redemption of five-twenty bonds. Treasury | balances :—Currency, $14,900,000; coin, $83,000,000 ; \ coin certificates, $23,330,000. Mr. Bigelow, »@Obtef of the Loan Branch of the Treasury, arrived in Washington November 27 trom London. He brings about 10,000,000 called bonds, and states the prospects of the Syndicate disposing of the bal- ance of new fives are very good. IMPORTS OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS. The total imports of foreign ary goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,283,974, and the amount marketed $1,241,418. The imports ; for the corresponding week of last year were $857,866, and for 1872, $1,230,080. GOVERNMENT BONDS. These were in moderate request and closed firm. The following are the late quotations:—United States currency sixes, 119 8 119%;d0. do., 1881, registered, 119 011934; do. do., do., 119% a 120; do. do. do., five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% a 112%; do., do., coupon, 1125, a 112%; do. do., do, 1864, registered, 11434 a 114% ; do. Go., 1864, 114 a 114%; do. do., 1865, registered, 115% a 115%; do. do., do., coupon, 116 a 116%; do. do., do, new, registered, 118% a 118%; do. do., coupon, 118% a 18%; do, do., 1867, registered, 11914 a 119%; do, o0., do., coupon, 1195; @ 11934; do. ao., 1868, regis- tered, 1194 119%; do. do.. do., coupon, 119% @ 1195; ten-lorties, registered, 113 a 118%; do. do., coupon, 114 & 114%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 112% @ 118; do. do., coupon, 112%, a 112%. RAILROAD BONDS. Investors sti/l continue to show their Interest in this market, and, as the resalt of their purchases, Prices are welt maintained. We note to-day the following transactions :—Lake Shore consolidated coupon firsts sold at 103, do. second at 95, New York Central sixes of 1883 at 97, do. Sevens Of 1876 at 102, Hudson River sinking funds at 108%, Mor- ris and Essex sevens of 187i at 99, Unicago and Northwestern consolidated gold bonas at 85 tor coupon and 84 for registered, and Union Pacifics at 91% lor firsts, 883¢ for land grants and 76/4 for sinking junds, Central Pacific bonds closed at 9544, THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late Lond»n advices state that the bank rate is unchanged and 1a now Sper cent. Builion in the Bank of bngland during the past week has been reduced £78,000. Specie in the Bank of France has increased 5,632,000 france, ‘ihe proportion of the Bank of Kugland’s reserve to Nabjlitics is 414% per cont against 9% per cent last week; £26,000 bul- lion Were withdrawn irom the bank on valance to-day. Paris rentqs 61). 05c, Erie Railway shares, YS ae SOUTHERN BONDS. ‘These were dull and the Market lacked interest, AD exceptionally strong stock made itself | 1% A few Tennessees, ex coupon, sold at 55 s 55%. The following are the late bids:—Missouri sixes, 1875, 101; do, do., 1876, 98; do. do,, 1877, 97; do. do., 1878, 96; do. do., 1879, 96; do. do,, 1880, 96; Long bonda, 1881 to 1891, inclusive, 96; Mississippi sixes, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1886, 94; do. do., do., 1887, 04; Tennessee sixes, old, 74; do. do., new, 74; do. do., do., ex coupon, 5444; do. do., new series, 54; Virginia sixes, ola, 38; do. do., new, 1866, 38; do. do., do., 1867, 38; do, do., con- Solidgted, 56; do. do., eX matured coupons, 63%; Georgia sevens, new, 9034; do. do., indorsed, 85; North Carolina sixes, issued to North Qaroiina Ratiroad, January and July, 62; do. do., do., April and October, 52; do. do., do.. off, January and July, 33; do. do., do, off, April and October, 33; do. do., special tax, class three, 5; South Carolina sixes, 30; do, do., January and July, 213;; do. do., April and October, 21; do. do., tunding act of 1866, 25; do. land claims, 1889, January and July, 17; do. do., 1889, April and October, 17: do. sevens, 1888, 11; do. non-funded bonds, 614; Louisiana sixes, 25; do. do., new, 25; do. do., new, foating debt, 21; do. sevens, Penitentiary vonds, 21; do. sixes, levee, 273; do. eights, do., 27; do. do,, do,, 1875, 27; Arkansas sixes, funded, 21; do. sevens, issued to Little Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans Rail- road, 8; Alabama fives, 1883, 37; do. eights, 1888, 47; do, do., 1888, 45. BANK SHARRS, Fourth National sold at 9034, and German Ameri- can for 86. The latest bids are annexed :—America, 150; American Exchange, 1114; Butchers and Drovers’, 130; Central National, 100%; Chatham, 137; Ohemitcal, 1,500; City, 800; Commerce, 1174; Corn Exchange, 120; First National, 200; Fourth National, 98; Pulton, 140; German American, 853; Irving, 128; Mechanics’, 138; Merchants’, 119; Metropolitan, 135; Nassau, 10534; New York, 125; | New York County, 206; North America, 93; Oriental, 150; Pacific, 140; Park, 142; State of New York, 110; Union, 134, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXOHANGE Friday, Nov. 27—10 A. M., Before Call. 100 she Quick M Co... ao ™ Sor é 80) QO. se cene 1000, C& 10 Rit, -~ Jv LOL § Wab RR. jo. Bene & 1015 and 11:30 A. M, gm i... 9% $186000 US 5-20. ¢, 165 m 118 | Toxo v Oh 8 jiSie Bau Ua. eT... ne | 1v000 Ue ea8's, Bs 20,00 U 8 5's, '81,¢..bo 12% | piece Board—10:30 A. M. 794 8% | 3000 ive i 1000 % oC ariaRR EES B% | 5000 j UN Chi NW cR.De DS 449 | 9. he | do < Amer Dist ‘Tei. be be By = er cs ene eeBcvousas SESSESES' =! Sze, a3: 3 Se. = & é P. M.—Before Call, Tenn6’s, 89 sha Del, Lack & W. 109 10000 H & StJo Un Pi e-4 B27 ie 2.P. M. Second Roara—1 Pr ‘nm grow 0 8 os, FO 80000 U S 5, ¢, 63. 7 * 102 I pt 7 3000 517 2000 103 23000 8 17000 80 1000 et suo 85 000 9% 300 35h to Bx Two 200 At & 19% 100 100 Bu 1600 so! 50 & 8 eet ge Oe $Y American berwe 8 ay io $3090 7 100 hy alok Catt: a jc! Lim West Un ei. caged eseas £5**SSS24E555 ei ee i Toate within oe Be | trade, 4c, a 155ac. oe, Soak fair to good. 30U a | pete at 3 Be, 15 1-320, 200 Bt fe CLOSING PRICES—3 O'CLOOK P, M. Pacific Mail.... 4444 4 “aa Mila ste . 8 3B Weer Gn tel... S086 ae ry a 8% uicksiiver.... 35 109% ickstlver pf.. 46 27 Adams Ex. one be % Fanans... 4 fs Be Mil & St Paull.) 355 a "ni Ua Pasite.. 2, SiG a 30h COMMERCIAL REPORT. pa rey ene Cotton Quiet and Easy—Flour Firmer— Wheat a Shade Firmer—Corn Irregu- lar—Oats Firmer—Barley Quiet and Easy—Pork and Lard Were Firmer— Groceries Steady—Freights Quiet—Pe- troleum Nominal—Spirits Turpentine Baster—Rosin Steady—Copper Active and Firm—Kast India Goods Quiet— Wool Quiet—Whiskey Steady. FRipay, Nov, 27—6 P.M. The markets were generally quiet, though there were some noteworthy exceptions. Dry goods, hardware, groceries, &&., were without decided ebange. Flour was in better request and higher, Particularly the low grades. Wheat was rather More sought after and% little firmer in conse- quence, but business was moderate, irregular; prime new bringing more, while old was & trife lower. Oats were in demand and higher. Barley was quiet. Whiskey steady. Pork and lard were decidedly firmer, but closed quiet, Freights were a triffe off. Cotton was only in light request, with the tone of tho market casier both for spot and futures. Groceries, generaily speaking, were quiet and un- changed. Metals were quiet, with the exception of cop- Der, which was active and firmer. Petroleam was dull amd nominally unchanged. Naval stores were quiet, with the price of spirits of turpentine favoring the buyer. Wool was quiet, but ruled about steady in value. Asues.—Receipts for the past three days 110 packages. The market hie been quiet and unchanged. Pots quoted at 6c. Der Ib., and pearls nominally a: 9c. per Ib. BUILDING M. miata ELOk Wal were unchanged in val 28 foilows :—| and in moderate demand; quoted ‘or a $475 Golteared:, ett ‘up ‘river, $529 a $075 Afloat and $7 25 Havetatraw. Bay? $8 #87 rh afloat and $8.4 $8.78 delivered” rons ay fol. lows: ‘roton—Brown—$12 afloat and $15 delivered; GarK. $13 afloat and $10, delivered ; red: $14 afloat and $7 ce vered : Philadelphia, § $2 float and $90 a 34 deliv ; Balimore, “ds0'a $95 ‘afloat, Lime quoted net of $1 10 a $1 35 for Rocclana ion, and 85 tor do. lump. Cement met h mcdaee ta aeeeae with values ruling steady at 1 30 for Kosendale aud $4 25 a $4 50 tor Portland and Laths were quoted ‘feendy at $1 W under a moderate aemana, Beeswax without change in prices: the market re- | ier a eb ty oa yellow Western and Southern quoted a Broom Conn me only in limited Tennent and quota- tlons without, essential change. We quote : New green hurl, 8. a 5%c.; medium green, 7c. a brush, 8c. a 534c. : red tipped and red, 5c. a Burra—There has been no material, change in the market since our last. The demand has been limited, and generally for selections, which, however, are pur- chased only as requiremen 4. We append cur- Fout quotations as followsrs-State dairies, firkins and tubs, fine, dJc, a lo. per Jb. ; do, do. Sood to prime, $7. a Bie.; do. do, fair to good. Sto. State itrkins, Gholoe, selected, 40c, a dlc. ; J to prime, S6c. u 38¢. ; do., common to fair, 30c, a 35c.; do., hall firkin ie choice, pelecteayan is ae fe. do. Sood og. fo prime, te at do., do. elsh tubs, choi tall made, Ween ie: ane prime. Me, A 300.5 UO. Rood, BSc. a Sic., do, common w Hate 28. a pails, creamery. tbe, 3 Oey fair a? Go, dow common 10 fal Beas a 87c. :, Western creamery, ehoice, dee: do, do., fair to ood, 960. a 4 tern Reserve and Hiichlizan, | tubs, choice dairy packed, a 3Sie.; do., Eoog to prime, do., do., fair to A do. tirkins, enoies do." “dairy, fine! food, B8c. a 420.5 a a@ 33c.; do., do. common to fair, B2c, a 3dc.; do., do., {air to good, Z6c. do. common to fair, Bc. a =i Gentral, ‘oli at ‘and Indian, ) Sirkins, saiiane ‘80c. ; do., fair to good, 26c. a 230. ; do. ‘common to fair.’ 23c. a 25e.; do." tups, eholoe, 8 oo" aaer 4. do., do ‘to good, i vary Door, de, @ 22c. ; Polls’ Western Ro: id Michigan, fine, B35, a 4c. ;do,, fair to good, 300. lo., Common to iair, ® Cunuse’~ Shippers ave operating very moderately, ow- ing to the somewhat discouraging reports from’ the other side. The home trade has been tair, but scarcely up to expectations tor the season. Holders, however, maintain contidence. We quote :—State fac- tory, fine tancy, 1ke. a lye: good to foal Abc. 815340. 5 sein sn StOryy fair to ,ood, 13450. a 15c.° ‘daines, Ide, a 15490. : Orange county skime, 8c. eens ‘bio. factory, “cheddar Pree choice, tor ex- port, lac. a 15) do. do., tat do,. ao. tor domestic 1c, a lie. do. do,, poor to tai 0c.; Michixan and Wisconsin factory, fine, 14 OaNpixs were without change in value, and sold only in the Jobbing yee juoted as follow: Sperm, 20. ; 3 c.; do, Hay FOP: 53g. ;do., corday do. 6-1 read, ‘and Shroud, 17, c.; fine tarred Manila lath yarn, i Si li-thread, 11}¢¢. ; 6thread rt 9-thi ser i2sge.; do., 12-thread ‘and hay’ rope, i2c.; New Zeal condage, sizes above Lt-uiread, Lc: do, 6-thread and othr and 5-16 inch, 12}¢e. jo, 12-thread, 3 inch, and’ hay rope. 12c.. aud Russia bolt rove. i7c.. cask. Coorsracé ,StocK under a continued fair demand un roiled firm, with quotations as follows: Molasses ehooks, ner a8 nen $2 3 ry &; 3 marae none ‘with heads. 3&ine a ; sugar shooks, wit heads, 36-inch, 10 box shooks, 75c. a Bc. Tum ‘shooks, $4 0.8 $4.75: pipe shocks, $o'50'a empty nM nas, $2 2. 25: hoops, 14 teet, ordinar } Yo pn PimocS8e a dee: hoops. 12 ieee ‘ordinary to prise Sbe. Coizon.—The market for “spot” cotton ruled dull and ne, but prices were noi quotably lower. ‘aiures” were only in Limited demand ata slight de- cline. ¢ We ane fs (quotations based on American stand- ard of classification) — mii Upland Alaoama. N. Orleans. Texas. 123 12% ry ie 153g ise 15% ie 16 165 Wed, Eo' Total. 1 24 Consumption. 402 bea | Speculation — 143 yember for December. Sales_to-day November, 20 wt le 18 i2¢.,, 70) at 1 1-16, pouce) at’ 14 11-I6c.; December, 100 at 1428-320, ap to two P. at 141 is hoe a at 8 18 Bz Sul £3 333. 200 at lo 11-16c. ge es ‘300 at 16c., 100 at 16 1-32c. ‘May, 600 at'16 9.320. ; Jun is e68.~ chy Hy 6 tose! Toul, 14,500 bales, Grant 4,500. Exchange—11-32c. paid toexchange 300 January tor Vhe receipts at the various por:s were as tol- February. lows:—Uaiveston, 1,413 bales; New Orleans, 10,141; Mobile, Skee Savannah, tn neste Fare a Watmington, imore, 449; New Yo rae ett week, wes ts day tie yen, 14 at Haten on, cotton were quoted | Burn by ston, Yay hy all oy To, treme bet, | 7 ure steal Lt ler by mal compre "To ag al outpor' Bi Mtimore at eae. a pit it = ner. hie i i go * vi overnment, java, a we. ir PE el ie: “ouracoa, I aun eR. —Since |i rine Ae ey December to 4 nd 000 Iba. of . tor delive: Darep Favirs,— sand the demand tor most tinted t to lots to supvly | immediate ise sae Current Prices are a9 ee Wes ‘tate apples, siiced, a 8) 5, eee. ples. uate Te. a 284 rD ‘orth Caroline i Sue, Bac. do,, quar cherries, state, raspberrie do = 1, 19¢. das “ine demand as been slow, and only to sup) immediate wants. Prices Ca no gee seins island. New Jel We Vania, *S00. 8 eaterd, oboice brands, He; Hped, choise brands, 23c. a Gesertp tt Western New Yor Ge. per 3 BU bolle ange. a Jo Sata wba, Te. 6c, a 7c. Cranberries—Prime per box, poor to fair, $I a $2; do., pan. fncy. per bbi., $1); do. do., [nd a $5.50, FLOUR AND’ GRaiy.—| two aera 2,711 bia; wheat 4 e rh meal, 2) Dols, and 300. bags; oata, slesfadar rhattade,, the ater me ll tienee partict arly tor ie low grades, whic! h Prtces ihe sales were about 1,600 bbls., including all dons. Corn m aren 9 within the range of our revised quota foam’ ‘Corn wansteady witht sales of 450 bis. ac We quote :— $3 50 a $4 25 Superane wai 415.4 475 Extra -tate 6 5 2 bhe 87 Round hoop Ohi Sma oa ind boo! lo, % iI bi ia . Hound hoop Onto, i brands... 52a 615 Perea ss a at it. Louis, * tral Al ext o 6H at Loule chovde doubl -8ma 70 yf Louis, eBaice tally TBa bw Corn was | pale, | Se jalort green | | 45 hc. ‘ae; “ao, firkins, foat ha? Prime, 1 creat eal roar Grande Kips. 10 ibs. 18 Ibs. Ado. "a 200, gold, selecte Sierra Leone.) Ibs. 4,10 Ths. rren lected ; Gambia and Bissau 8 Ibs, a9 Ibs. 2o. currcecy, | selected; Minas, L q a 16 Ibs., sy Bold, as wey Mexican, &c., ki ‘ibs. 12 lbs, currenby, “selec Dry salted— | Chit, ay 30 IDSs og Hens | ftaranham, | 26 Ibs, a 30 iba. ie, Pernambuco, 28 Ibs. 80 Ibs., 15. ; Bahia, 2 Ibs, @ 2) ibs., 1c. Payti, 25 lbs. a 30 Ibs. 1Bo. Maracaloo, “30 IDs, 4°83, iba “18c.; Savantila, 25 Ibs ey run; Matamoros, 28 lbs & patent do. , 3c. stearic, 8c. 8 20.5 porafiine, 4's, Bitnna IA abe, a z7e.; adamantine, 2 idand 10 02., 13c. | @ 183¢c., Ide, a Lidge. und 17}. per Lb. Coxpacx.—There has been no material change in the | market, whi id former | uotations thread, 15c. | for Totals....... “389 637 1,020 p¥or inture delivery (basis tow midaiing) the sales havo been as follows nesday, alter two P. M.—Novem- | | ber, 400 out Lens December, 1,200 at 14 2-i2e., | 100d at late. ; January, | oe 15 3- 210) at 15 1-160.; "Feb 15 7-1 ‘March, 80 at 15%c. tee ‘une, 100 at 169-106; 20 +» 100 at 16%. 8200 bales. Exchange—1-s20. paid toexchange 100 buiee iGo" (ahert | 900 at it 1534C. add nt 18 Lise. "700 at | | pent ption | oer ae wy jJard asin ‘demand and armen. St 2 | Ibs., 2le. ; ‘tamoros and ican, Vera Crug, IBlbs. 11) Ibs, 20c.; Tampico, 22 Ibs. a 24 Ibs. iy id, selected, ; hy and Tobasco (dry ‘and’ plcklog), 17 Ibe, & 22 18 1bs. a 2h | Abs... 18. lbs., 23e. ry eaibo ‘20 Ibs. is NS 19.; Bahia, 17 1 20 Ibs, Ic. | Porto Gaetto foaud Laguayra, 19'lbs. a 22 iba. 2c. wu Zhe. oe a Rio ache (dry = aud ‘iekled), i] id . -, a8 they run; Porte-au- Patio, 16 tbs. Me. ne | ang 20,000 4a 5 Nominal. Nominal. 55a 625 6258 5 50 45a 415 a 40 — 450 aoe meal, yen vw 50a 510 Corn meal, puncheons. ae meet Was 4 little meatier A a rather better de- wan yen mn sales wen 100,000, Bushes. at on 101 No. Chics » ott No. 2d, 3 for No, 2 Milwaulee, feng, JF Minpesoin,, $1 25 or | choice No. 1 do.. $1 or amber Michivan, and 81 35 a $140 for white adie Corn was dall and vasier for | od, bes firmer for new, The sales were about 122000 | bushels, at 87. uw 0c. for new mixed, 4 for xiln-dried, Vie. in store tor gid. and 92340. @ . for do. afloat. Yellow and white’ were nomin Oais were in Fequest and higher. The sales were abo £0,000 bushels, mixed, | Gtige, for white Ohio in cere Sheen she neck and OD afioattor State mixed. Peas were thquired ‘or. with pd 5.200, bushels bonded, ry S115 iy bend. Bar. uulet 1a Gas a o at $155. Rye inactive and Se ame win Faeicurs.—The market ruled quiet, but steady, ex- cepting tor grain sccommogation of ‘ship- ments of which were effected a wer rates. Very lit tle was accomplished in the char ering line, tonnage being generally held at figures above the views of ship- pers, Iparset closing very strong. The engagements were—To Liverpool, by steam grain at , 4,000 bushel: 8d. , 408 bales cotton at {1-82d. a a. tf Ghoases of manufac- tured tobacco at Ss; and by safl, 8,000 bushels gf grain Lou- Flour steady and unchanged; aslen, 2100 bia” Wheat pay ishsathateed i cate eat ca te frm “bu quiet aules of one ay red Stave at $1 25, Corn firm; sales of twocars uew mixed a ar Hee eeutonee. 8 plasgow, by suing) | quict; Canada held at $1 1 80, Cornmeai—$37 tor To | bolted, $36 for unbolted per ton, Mill feed—Shorts, ; shipstuds, $24; mldd-tunh $28 ber ton. Kailroad freight lower to’ New. ‘York, Four, to. Boston, rs ecinbrace an American bar! dria, with 26,000 cases of refined petroleure at Sic. tapsrtiae ama ‘oe but were no ed steady at 2%o. dc.,currency. Later we heard of @ sale of 1,00 urrency,, cash. Hay AND Steaw.—There was a moderate demand for shipping hay and a falr inquiry for retail qualities; prices remained steady. | Straw was in limited demand at unchanced prices, We quote “shipping hay. We retail qualities, Me. ; clover, 0c. a ; salt hay, 45e. a Svc. ; tra Ge a €5c. tor long rye; Wo. @ 45c. for Be. a Sle. tor out and 450. tor whe: ® demand for export continued fair, but from he inquiry Was lor lots to supply imme- a 1 firm, with quotations the same as last published, Hues,—Since last report there has beon less doing in all descriptions, still there was a moderate busi- ness transacted and prices were steadily held. We quote =D: Dey Busnos Ayres, zl lbs. a 1ba., Boe: 4 Be, ;, Montevideo, 29 ths, ibs. 25c. : “Gorelchtes, 21 “iby Ibs. he; Rio Grande, Hs a 22, Ibe. 24 the. ; esata 20 Ibs, az rj (ontral ‘Sun Juai an . 25e. ; California, Amerieaiy 18 Ibs a 21 1be, 2 a 22 Ibs. Mai }, 22 Ibs. ia "ao Ibe ‘ae. t : old aa thoy ruin; Traxito, 18 tbas a 17 tps. 210. anes: ar, 10 1d8, @ 12 Ibs., 19¢., gold, selected; Corpus Chiat, | 22 ibs, a 25 Ibs. 2c, & 2c. 5 Indianioia ana San AB: tonio, 21 Ib: re 2c. ; Galveston, 20 Ibs. a 25 1 20 ‘Tbs. 2 25 ibx., 2ve. Currenoy, se- 0 teen tebe 2 i8 ibs. 16c.' a 173 ves ud AS ‘estern, 28 lbs. a 34 1bs., 1636 Ota as they run. Wet salted—Bueno: 12X{c.; Rio Grande, 44 lbs. a 48 lbs. California, 43 ibs a 'S0 lbs, lc. a 1134c.; Para, 36 lbs. @ Hire, dlc. gold, selected; Matamoros, © lbs. ‘a hie Je, ae Texas, ali Ibe. 870 ibs., 12035. do, ips, 16 Ibs. a 24 Ibs. 180. ker i. a 65 lbs. , 1) 13e.: Soe, 2 aids, ile. ; New | Grieuns’ 40s, 0 70 ibs. ge. a 180, 5 country and Wes en, Boi 076 ibs, Uige. eouthert 30 the bs. 934¢c. pot 75 fags Ue soe ted. ea india currency, select ow. 91bs a 10 tbe, 1630. 5 UCR on a. ; do. dead green, cow, 9 Ibs. 8c. do. bufinio, 18 Ibs. a 23 I 12360, "Singapore do,28 Ibs, a 30 lbs., luc.; Manila do., 25 lbs. a 28 Ibs., 9c. Inox.—There has been no change in the market for either American or scotch pig. small lots are selling, but we heard of no transactions of importan pend former gues as Ruowe ameraan No t sh { 8 $98; N 26: do. forge, $23 8 fflinton, Novi, $87; Glenzarnocks No. L, 889 & $40; Colt. { Ress, $40, Stnimerie é, none, MoLassks.—Foreign grades were still neglected, with \ sales only in asmali jobbing way. Domestic met with jontinual good demand and ruled stead Sales in lots, 125 hhds, at irom 6c. a 65c, Cuba, centrifugal and mixed. new cro} clayed, 37c. a do. museovado, re in valu © quote : 38e, ee: Be. a ier: do, do. do, strocery. ride, 3 Porto Rico. 4c.’ a 65c.; Eng: lish Isiands, 4 2 ter: New Orleans, 606. 65, for new crop. Navat Stores.—The market for spirits of turpentine | was dull, and round lots could have been had at easier | prices. quote :—Merchantabie order, 3c, In a small way, 85 ee gers, laced at 3544c. for Southern and 37c. ‘ew York. Strained rosin was steady at $230 $2 35 tor ordinary to good. We heard of sales of 100 bbis, good strained at $2 35, and 1,00) bbls. of do., buyers’ op- it ata days, at $2 40, delivered, ang 320 bbis, strained at $2 323, Tar was quiet and quoted steady at $225 $2.80 lor Washington aod Wilmington. Pitch sol small way at $2 37% for city. O118.—Linseed rul ed steady in oe under a moder. ate Inquiry, for supplies; quoted at 78c. a 79. incase, and 790, a 80c. in bbls. trom crushers’ hands Lard oil was in limited oemend, and red steady at $1 6a $1 08 Lagi de toasts make, ane 3 10 a $l 2 gior fared | winter. denhaden was firmer: quot and firm: quoted. ‘at 4h ‘ae. t ae. Sac. a 55c. tor refined summer c. for tio winter white and yellow. were rather quiet, but 2 but Armly held ina Cotton seed was scarc for small ago ot Sceeigeee Sera and ool erm and pa quoted at $1 65 for crude, $190 tor | $1 96 for bicached; whale quocaa at 6c. Yor Northern, sie. for Southern, 68. a 70s. tor natural winter and '70c. quoted steady a oe PRTROLKUM. changed tor al carly aclivery, a a ‘the Pai er tor leached. Bank cod was a 6c. and fe ges do. at 62. a aoe at from 87: ne market was tir saa nominal! aupted at scriptions. Refined Crude ce. and in om avices trom the th quotations as fol- & 750. 5 Petroleum Centre, 65c. a were o lows:—oil City, 73 67c. Housel, c. 8 ont, ‘so. 5 Parke! ria, Sige. United, and W7ie. | ment Pkovistons.—Receipts for the past two da; ys bbis.; beef, 455 packages; cut mests, 1,219 bbls. and tierce, ‘The market for méss BUe.; ‘Tidt- immediate ork ‘as more active and firm. We heard of saies on the spot footin une ‘ou bole. at eh a and 500 bbls for ‘January lelivery at $21 0, rime mess quoted at $19. Bacon was aulet pa aot ; sales 70 1 ck long clear on the spot atlle. There was none offering tor the winter months. ‘ork, rst 36,50) do, corn. 60,500 4) ceeee | all | ing.—Calcutta linseed, 66. Wreekty—Net receipta, 14M9 bales: oat ee, rts—To xr ¥ tothe Continent, Loot oantwiae: ey Soin 128i0. Rn Onumans, Nov. 27, 1874. Cotton irregutar ; midal ‘Net 10,41 bales; rom, fiysst,’ Baten ok, i sib Weck iye> Tare to Pease et ade: a Liver g o Prange, 24; coustwise, 4.2u8, Bales, 8,40 Ne CovBRERE Moats, Nov. 27, 1874. Cotton quict; ridsiing, et receipts, 1. bales. kxports to Great atria 4,226; coustwise, 1,361, Sales, 1 toek. d07m, Weekly net recelpia. 12101 Sules, 12, el a Savaxwan, Nov, 27, 1874 Cotton firm: middling, Sas Broan 5.48 Exports, 2,990. ekly “Net receipts, $2.92 bal ross, Bari Exporta—To Great Britain 7,576; to the | nLinent, 2,090; coastwise, 8,362. Saics, 10,539, LESTON, Nov. 27, 1874, Net ‘receipts, 3061 Net receipts, 5,402 bal ‘Cent Britain, 1592. sale, On. Cotton easy; middling, I4}c. Dales. , Exports—To the! continent 475; comatwine, 6 Eales, 2.000. Btock,, 1, Weekly net receipts, 21100 bales. Export sreat fiituin, B02" to the Continent 1,675; to the Channel, 1,200; coasiwise, 5,383. Sales, 11, 00 Wuaancrox, Nov. 21, 1874. Spirits turpentine firm at 32c. a S4c. Rosin for strained. Crude turpentine steady beet $2 6) tor yellow dip; $2 60 for virgin "G0. Nov, 27, Li to Albany, S4c. Lake lag ia'-119,(00 bushels lo. barley, 9,200 do. rye, man bark, 995 tons, hence to Bremen or Hamburg, with | 840 do. peas, 1,619,000 leet iumber.” general cargo at a lump sum; a British ship, 738 tons, 'F¥AaLO, Nov. 27, 1874. was placed in the berth for Glasgow to load general | Lake and rail Imports for the ist forty-eight | hours— argo at current rates; ‘sn Atheriea® ship 1,380 tons trom Flour, 7,700 bbls. 93.200 bushels; corn, 24,600 do. Norfolk to Liverpool! or Havre, with a (0 of cot- 21,700 do.: : Barley, 9,574 do. | Canal ‘hipmenta-~ | ton at 13-s2d. " Vewsels for grait to Cork tor orders. were Wheat 127,992 bushels; corn, 2,848. “Rail oxports—W heat, generally held at 7s One was rumored closed, out with- 160'bi scorn, 18,400 do.; oats, 21,700 do. out particulars. anal freighis. unchanzed—Flour,. W emer Gunnrys.—The market continued very quiet, with the | 75.0 $6: ba a$7: amber, $60 $6 few transactions confined to. small lots. Prices were 60. W! i Northwestern ab without essential change and quoted thus:—Domestic hi ichiean. $1 27; Milwau ‘0, 1 spring, Sloth. Inge. a ae for heavy average, on the spot: No. 2 do., ; red winter, nt San $118 6. Corn aicutta, Wec. 4 Borneo, 12%c., and bags, litge. id and stronger; sales 20, a1. low mixed Toledo at Bc, a Bic.; smal! lots old Western * ear anp Jutx.—The market for hemp remained 85c rley quie! Cry § 45; Western, fnactiye, but values were , nominally unchanged: 30 a $1 3b: State 190. Oats dull; No. 2 West P88" tor” doubler $a 30 Ta atanie “and | Connie Si poe SU tn wae, erase el ah tine ‘ | Ca a B Rominal, for, undrewseds Mantl Peas fold, the | articles unchanged. hs a gola; D0, Nov. 27, 1874, Toux: Flour, oe ad good at full prices. ‘Wheat strong; held i higher; No. 2 white Wabash, $1 17; suber eR L W935; December, a 09; January, $1 we january, a No. 1 amber iufnol “et igi o8 Wes 10; Corn active and hi; eri ear ovember, 73¢. ; peceme er. 7) ie ay, T6c.; new low mixe 7 fe? nts frm and in tai deri 0.1, at Si ittohigant BSc. ; white, 53. Freights firm; 22 Bipalo, a bye. 5 10 Oswego, 13. a Ide. Dressed hogs, io. Glover Reet, $8 £0. Receipts—Wheat, 7000 ushele; carn, 33.000 do. :' oats, capaci “weet 45,000 bishels; corn, 50,000 do. ; oats, MI Nov. Roya Flonr—Demand light; holders Maru Wh tat demand and Ae beeen No. 1 8) spring, 3 Bic. hen, 92% ¢. demand lo. balan \d_ G0., 68c. a in good demana and firta; No, 2 6434¢., cash, all ene year or January. Rye in good demand;'No. 2" 9240. a “98c. Barley dull an lower; §No. 2 spring, $1 21%4. cash. oF December; No. 8 do., $1 08 a Pork ‘active and higher, at’ $20 75, ise 2 February. Lard in good de $14 05 Febru. ny 1k meats active and a Miche shoulders, 7340. Ba 5 shore rib middies, 10%c.; short clear do., 10%¢.,all loose, partly cured. ore mu rig shoulders Rib middies ‘9%0. @ 10c. 10%e. a 10% steady at 9c. On the ‘call ‘Ot the Board t wheat closed firm at 933¢c., December. ls lay. Oats, 533{ Pork, $20 je cash sales ‘at $14 05, Pebre nour, wo bushels wheat, 000 do. 42,009 bushels 009 do. corn, 12,000 do. oats, 4000 40, rye, 54,000 the 724 Lard, netieest 18 $20 35, ecelt u0v" bbls. Bsibo i Re do. barley. WEEKLY OOTTON STATEMENT. ‘The Typetefoe- Be are the Total | net penne of cotton at ee ports since ag is ele ber, HAVANA FINANOIAL REPORT. Havana, Nov. 24, 1874 The exchange room recently opened by the brokers for the transaction of business was to-day closed by order of the authorities. Spanish gold, 212 a pica American gold, 224 a 225, Ex- change nominal; on the United states, 60 days, cur- rency, 104 premium; short sight do., 107 premium; 60 | days, gold, 120.4 124 premium: short ‘ght do., 12 a 128 premium ; on London, 16va 155 premium; on Paris, 123. | remium. 125 pre Havana, Nov. 25, 1374 | Spanish gold, 2124 a 213: American gold, 225 a 226, Ex- change quiet but firm; on ‘ited States, 60 days, currency, 104a 10s previ oma: oer sight, currency, 107 a 10% premium: 6J days, goid, 122 a 124 premium: short 125 a 123 premium; on London, 155 a 158 prem- Paris, 124 @ 126 premium. : neipal merchants and bankers doing business fesire a gold basis for exchange. ni ‘the pri in this city EUROPEAN MARKETS, i Loxpow Propuck Manx! ONDON, Nov. 27—Evwen- sperim oll, £105 a £106 per tun; linseed oil, 245. Od. pel bri ih a FINANCIAL. A. DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS BOUGHT BY the old established house of ALBIRY H. NICOLAY 4 CO., Biock Orgkers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street, New York. N. B.—Ohoiee 7, 8 and 10 per cent Municipal Bonds, also other Al In: pans Securitaes, paying 30 to 12 per cent, for sale belo ‘Are Bra “BONDS OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT ud sold. securities ot defaulted roads a specialty; District of Columbia 3.65 per bag ponds guiarapteed by United States, for sale. RDC, FOX, Post office box 1,336, “So Broad stieet 8 A MATTER OF GAIN AND SAFETY, “PUTS,” “CALLS” OR “DOUBLE PRIVILEGE” contracts are nsed in stock speculations by the largest opera v very large sums are often realized trom moderate i THEY COST PROM $50 TO $300. Contracts negotiated throuch us aro obtained at the best rates in the market and on Al parties, WE ISSUE A PAMPHLET FREB, expiaining the various modes of operating, also show- ing how: large profiis are reaized from moderate risks. All ereons having any interest in making money ould sen r a copy. Any information relating to tanks cncsrfaily turn! net as aes, the fluctuations of ‘the markot may be best tage of. Address, for rticnlars Powanibag " ry irri Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street N. Y. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND | Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and | Other Securities. Insurance of ‘ail kinds effected. with | | dest companies. J. J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. NY PERSON DESIRING TO OPERATE IN STOCK Privileges, on active Stocks dealt in ay the Ex- Heef remained quiet, but values unchanged. In a job- | change, should apply to the undersigned for theie com- | bing way 60 packages were placed « at tgnres ‘within the | prehensive explanatory statements and price list range of our sia Sitar and Pops yb1s. OD Drivate term: abe AE FKOTHINGHAM & Ct We quote: $10 4 mess, bb as Brokers, 13 W. | for extra a oe prime mess, derce: re 2 a $83 tor adie to do, and $24 a $25 for extra city| A —LAPSLEY & BAZL BROKERS, 74 BROAD- | Be gold in, «small we | AL. ‘way.—Priviloges, 30): double privileges, (at mar- range we of ‘$21 a $33 tor Wost ry keb, $150 spreads Sy to. per 10) shares on ta remained quiet, with | Members Stock mpnlet "How Money is | Lost aud Made tn Wall Sireet," tee to any address, ve only to note bellies at foo a oor Pickled shoulders, 7! ickled hams, Ke ickied bellies, Wisc. | festern steam was active, i ‘The gales include | 1,000 tierces for | ay at Ide. 8 1ece. land | 10. ihe 1 Bie 6 market for cited and santn eee closin, 300 tierce! do., Lard— the spot at ladge. Nae) ae a rcarel 1,500 trerees lor months, at 1 eee neeethare was little or no change in values and the demand was only moderate, We quote—Barly rose, new double-head oe $2 37 a $2 50; do.. in bulk, tg obi 40, fa bie eee 25; ir pa, F bbi.. $5 00; do.: Virgin! erate distributing business re- orted. The. market Teled steadier. We quote: Caro. aS bis for fair, a TK good, 7 \ c rime and 8c. oe onafee Loulatas ox er Ib. ; Patna, 7c. « 740., and Rangoon, oye: eae Clover met wich bs c. per Ib. ee rough flax at $2 a *‘juoan vor Taw sugar the mark hanged, closing steady on the luscovado. ss i We note Baal ot ne hhds. Le for goods tt Lae at llc. a Ae steady at ee ‘ocery, saidat Noa. foie co aus 13, | “Wehia”Superior and extri raperion, 7 THe. | + Tomacco. —For seed leaf the market continued wer iet, 2d tor most descriptions Values were womiual We have only to note i ‘of 100 cases of sundry kinds Nik‘on private termes. Kentaoky eat was in active dee on private ies entucl leat w: id.aad drmer. ‘the sales foot up 1,200 hids. at trom Me, @ 2c. Der Ib. A fair busi Feported in foreign, with sales of 200 bates of Ha’ at irom We. & $1 gto Be ac. HY Tatow.—The market W er steadier Noe re. maiu Chen eed pean of sales footing up 80,000 Ibs. at er I Wi ‘he marker durin the past three days day, Values exhibited Tie sales inelude U0 Ibs. of medium Nu 10,9 Ibs. of fine do, at , 18,000 tha. of Unwashed combings at 44c. a 480., 5,000 ibicg of washed do., 62ig0.; 8000 tbs. of Kastern Texas, 3 5000 Ibs. OF “Western do. 250, a We. Zeal 4.000 Ibs, of combing and tiled, 4i bales ‘spring Calilornia, venlanil, all on private teri. Watskry.--Rooeipts tor the bast two days, 1, ‘The market was steady, with sales of 260 Bila. at Hi ol per galion. | DOMESTIO Mi MABKETS, we uvestox, Now. 27. 1874. middling, Iitge, Net tg ee 1 Cotton steady: Tis, EADOTs Congtwie, 2 jem, 3,457, li | bas; yroas, A —MONEY LOANED OME EY. ON yah bene ad + Mortgages cashed: Stocks, Bonds, Real, Kat Furniture bes told by auction, V. Ke. STEVENSON, Jt, 11 Pine stroct or 3} Bast Seventeenth street. ous apy x ED ieee and hk LIFE Fpal ‘ance Policies, Mortzsges and other approved securi- iy sit ‘LDR. a E & 00., No. A Pine street. IRST MORTGAGES ON IMPROVED CITY PROP- erty bought by ROBERT KB. KELLY, 34 Beaver st. j}OR SALE—A 10 PER CENT SECOND MORTGAGE F% ror $3,000 on Chicago real estate ie Property is vated a much above the fest and se a ‘morizaces. _ particulars will be sent £ Nie te yng S the money plying for them to U. 8. A, box. 2,906 Past office, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD RAL nnOW ONY qyinont, Bonus. Prinel- nt Onan, a "Hine street. HIOKLING & 00. 72 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, J. execute orders for all securities dealt in.at the Stock made Stock Privileges negotiated; Goilections fe RER FIRST FOROHAGE MONEY MORTGAGES, rt Jersey property, ted, bondsman A aa He aaa if BLOMQVIST, ‘180 Nassau street, UNESS OPPORTUNITIES. B PARTNER | WANTED-IN AN EF house, with $10,000, Be Ne, ean: nged.” Address N. N AOTIVE lished importiny tal; reforences exc Herald office. GENTLEMAN KNUWING THE ENGLISH AND German languages weil offers his services gratis to a reliable business man with a view to learning the bust- ness.and afterwards entering into it as a partner if d sirable. Address A. B., care of Youne Men's Christian Association, Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue. ee BY UL Agee! IN A PACKING Ered Smoking rye seldom offered. Address GRANT, vox W66 Herald oMee. RAR OPPORTUNITY,—PRENCH'S NEW HOWRL corner Church and Cortlandt streets, tor sale— 000 cash: completely turnisned throughout; cost over | 14,000 cash, Call immediately on owner, 28 Cortlandt stree! ONDS, STOCKS, GOLD, BOUGHT AND 80LD for cash or on margin; tors are offered the ad~ wae of Jar, xper' ence’ and unsurpassed. aur tee Frye pees Hated when desired and received in WILLIAM WARD, 50 Drexel -xel Building. NAPITAL bib FOR tte! MANUFAC. turers, &c.; ndersag ped have pain ons, from Mumerous persons who desire to invest ca) - ANDER FRO! OTHINGHAM & CO., Bawkers and Brokers, fi Wall streot, WANT A STORE geal my OR COUNTRY, with stook ot Good: Sood Boots and dhoes, Vloihing or othe: cash dnd a splendid Farm on Li Estate. / of Address BUY sR, box ARTNER WANTED—SPROIAL oR ‘ACTIVE, WITH trom $5,000 to ae m an old ee first class bushels new | Broadway, offices 34 and 35. | oer retused. | of Broadway; mt | diate vicinity of uptown hotels and a | over $100 per day, and tor certain reasons will | than hairthe cot at the fixtures alone: thiats one ol the. } | tion B, | | Just the thing for the hy |W #INANCTAL. ‘PAsTras wv WANTED—WITH $2,500, IN A ATRIOTLY. legitimate retail business on Broader, near Foar- ieenth street; profits large. Appiy to LIVINGSTON & CO. ,10 Fine street, ARTNER WANTED—WITH , A FIRST OLASS Liquor Store and Concert Root: security given Bow return of the woney when required. Inquire at wery. “abe BRFUMEKY, FANCY GooDs, &£C.—CENTRAL, FOR holidays aud jobving goods; Space for leting or consignments; down town retail Patent Medicine Deput; favorable arrangements wee Saneeeree MEKNE, 47 Maiden lane. 0 CAPITALISTS. WANTED. on BATISPAOTORT collateral. $5,000 to $100,000, in a business established and ving very large predte no aunty beyond the amount invested. A handsome profit kuar- unteed; aiso remuneration for services as director. Adiress, with real name, appointing interview, MsR- CANTILE, box 2,999 New Yark Post ofc 10 cari STS.—I WILL SKLL MY INTEREST IN he otect aud Jron Ore Mining Company of quran Full particulars by jOUNSON, tr ressing: po WOODEN WARE MANUFACTURERS.—STATR sap ah county rignts ina valuable Improvement o & Ie weiss Sie variety ‘sand laundry use. Apply WANtED—s PARTN@R ative pital of $10, t! = business (wholesale) ath a the ee oe td aifoo. Address Ee Box 8157 Post office, New Yo ‘ANTED—A_ PARTNER, IN A MEAT MARKBT, with $200 to $50. Inquire for F. DAVIS, in store 612 Third avenue. $500. —A YOUNG MAN WILL INVEST THE xy) for tention, F 7) Herald 0 tating particulars: 1.500 70. ~ $2,000. PARTNER WANTED IMME (ea ‘to assist in man: ig a first class established office business (manutacturiug. 4&c., com- nected); business permanent; trade unlimited; ‘lat sure income. ‘Those meaning business ‘apply at S98 os MUNICIPAL NOTES. The painters have com: leted their decoration of the Goddess of Liberty and the entire cupola of the City Hall. The white coating makes a peculiar and grotesque contrast to the main edifice, which needs @ thorough overhauling. Inside and out- side our City Hall/is at present a Gisgrace to the city. The Commission of Armories and Drillrooma, composed of Messrs, Bixby, Shouk and Cowan, held a meeting yesterday. Comptroller Green has not yet returned from Massachusetts, whither he retired fora brief pe- riod of rest, He is expected back to-aay. City claimants should meet him ina body at the rail- net depot and escort him in triumph to his office. Mayor elect Wickham has expressed himself as strongly opposed to all street obstructions, While in company yesterday with one of our recently elected Aldermen he suggested the carrying out of vigorous ordinances in order to prevent the blocking up of sidewalks und other nuisances of similar character. Foot passengers through our R ome pepe city will consider this movement of our incoming Mayor as & special act of grace. FOR _SALB. WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER.—$5,00 CASH DOWN will parcnase French's New Hotel, completely tur- Rished throughout; all black walnut; furnished rooms, three handsome billiard ta t chance. Call immediately on own ren landt st. GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR 8ALR, cheap; must be sold this month; no reasonaole For particulars addr ¥. PERFECT LITTLE COFFEE AND OYSTER HOUSB for sale. 4043 Canal street. GREAT SACRIFICE, FOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS family Liquor Store, with » large, vail Bifecheds must be sold immediately. Apply to THOMAS GAFF- NEY, 18 North William street, MILK DEPOT AND ROUTE FOR reece OHE. Also Bakeries, Confectio: Storo, on leading avenues: Meats Market. MIiCHLLL'S store Agency, 77 Cedar street A. GHANGE 70 MAKE MONEY.—FIRST CLASS Xestaurant. newly fitted up, on & prominent corner large room, suitable. for billiards eed mind yate suppers; rent $25) per day. Tess C, it, Herald office. FIRST OLASS LIQUOR AND. Pao SALOON on Broadway for sale ata sacrifice; in the imme- ite For parti # popular theatre; cheap rent and splendid cas! tee! ipts take less finest fitted up places in the city. & SLOAN, 31 Kast Sever th street PHALON FIRST CLASS FAMILY nator an Principal street in Greenpoint Iv to WP MARSH, 3% Greenwich ROWELL, 82 Fulton street, Brooklyn. A CORNER LIQUOR STORE—MANY YEARS E3- taplished, location one of the best im the city, throngh unforseen circumstances must be sold. ora part nor taken, Apply to LOYD, No. 29 Broadway, UTCHER SH®P AND FIXTURES FOR SALE— Price $100, No. 100 West Fortieth st, near Sixth av. R STOR on ORNER LIQUOR sTORE FOR SALE—NO. 18 Amity street, corner ‘thompson; Brat class loca- tion. ‘apply’ to to T, H, GERATY & CO., 68 Warren street RUG STORE. CORNER OF ERIX AND TWELFTH streets, Jersey City, will be positively sold this day’ at 2 o'clock. D)PUGGist, OF PHYSICIAN CAN BUY LOW OF &. B. LOCKE, 242 Dean street, the best located and business Drug Store in Brooklyn. FIRST CLASS DI! establishea; am excellent chance for a little clinton street. money. OR SALE—CHEAP, AN UNEXPIRED LEASE OF Space in a prominent morning paper; rare chance for noliday advertising. address 8. H. JAMES Post office, New York. i F Rood business. satistuctory reasons given for selling. ‘Address L. H., Herald office, OR SALE—A LIQUOR STORK; PRICE $500; EAST side, near Houston street moe te ‘attend to it. ou je amice business, Address BUSINESS, star - OR SALE-TWO LIVERY COATS, GOOD AS NEW. Address LIVERY, Herald office. OR SALE—25 GROSS OF ¢ AND 6 OUNCK PLAIN office. VOR SALB—A RUTCHER & SHOP, IN THIS CITY, 1m @ good neighborhood; fixtures new; i forms reajonas die. Inquire at WM. BLENAKD'S, Way, room 13. J{OR SALE-STATIONERY AND TOY STORE, established seven years. doing @. paying business, {or less sn craw ct Stock und ‘Axtures; SABNe Address em SALK—A DOWN TOWN SAMPLE AND LUSCH Koom. For information inquire of GLURGS BECKKI, corner Carroll and Nevins streets, Brooklya OR SALE—STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A.CORNBR Grocery Store uptown; long lease and cheap rent; No agente. Address WAITER: ferald Uptown Branch ig SALE—BUTCHERS BENCHES, BLOCKS, RAILS Corned Beef ie a wood and marble and Belogaa Counters. MATHESON, 561 West Thirty-tourth stares, OR SALE—A FIRG1 CLASS TEA STORE, of business avenue ; long cheap lease. Herald brooklyn Branch office. FPOE, SALE—GROCERY, STORE AND Fier with rooms, ina thickly populated . Inquire at 240 West Stxteenth street (Mrs HAL), oF Té Seventh avenue, corner ot ifeenth street. OR BALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR. STORE DO- ing a good business: it lay a in; very aatistagtory, reasons given tor selling. on the Dremises, : a6 Bower: Liquor 5 pasinoss ‘App! ly or Ae] M"4r. AND VEGETABLE MARKET FOR ALS swark avenue, ersey cattle ner week, re ak 21s Newark avenue, Jersey city. (ypeortuntry SELDOM OFFERED. — ASE, Stock and Fixtures of one of the best a Stores on tighth avenue; price o1 1,50. Dorms guit Burchasers Apply i Maoh a BABR, oe West Thirty-fonrth sireet, near Broadway, TOY DBALERS,—AN OFFER ety "9 BE na ceived om a lot of. Erows! 's patent Raby Ter ys; to, be sold a ea Peon or address THOMAS de GOODWAN. Ne ~ MACHINERY. ANTED« GORDON feu PRESS. ADDP/SS VAN- BURG, #00... Printers’ \ corned uicivand Fulton sirovta; New 4 v OF, hs grab W ANTED—SECOND HAND YOUNG | Li +ead 1 Duck Self-inking Press. Address VAN WELLS & CO., Printers’ Warehouse, 16 atrect, New ¥ ANTED-FOUR LARGE STEA'A RADIATIAG u tor heati ill. AY 9 Broadway. ing mill. Apply te, YOUN SiUAni, teeters LEGAL NOTIC’ 4s, KGAL NOTICE.—NOTICE 18 iBY GIVEN TO all persons, thas whereas one ABTS ae sod pacvete bs Capbetannns de epiaorn tae Urpol a cel the came to be te Cicve and 7 fa er my gopanre Fy As and that the 10g said firm a and givi nto ra es, signing the n° the Cle facturing Sompany ts the © of tf (era all whom th one proses may ¢ ame, that the names o! Clark and orthy Clark ‘unauthorized, that re not members of said firm; eat, there heve! ha firm as represen wu ely cael or Dill C4 exenang rare ot tthe Cle velnd nd. Mt atinetse Company Jeatly Py Lig ry Aid Dy Cit tK and w Worthy, Clary eee oe either eS by torpid ail poe ane rou ig Dusiness; advertiser has bad 30 years’ expor: ru) ee, LY VO. i. Y Ue Yn Werald olen” { FH oitut CLARK, LLERY, OLD . box. OR SALE—A NICE LIQUOR STORE; DOING A. auel Bottles, Address. box L, Jersey City Postt OR SALB oR FO iy ne ey = Mgt it peur, 5 eke