The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1874, Page 11

The Stock Market Unsteady, but Prices Stronger at the Close. GOLD 1111-2 A 111 1-4, —_ Money on Call Loans 31.2 and 4 Per Cent. ‘GOVERNMENT BONDS LOWER L STRBET, bees Deen ne Pi, } ‘The stock market in opening to- -day was affected by strong depressing influences, Pacific Mail de- velmed from 4134 to 39%. Lake Shore, Northwestern and St. Paul common, Western Unton, Wabash, Obio and “Mississippi, Rock Island and Erie, all ‘partictpated in the downward movement, and it ‘was Not until the second cali that a firmer feeling ‘was manifested. Pacific Mail then showed a re- covery of 1% per cent, and the improvement in ‘the remainder of the list ranged from X to % per cent. At a later hour stocks continued firm, and @ confident feeling was established concerning the future course of prices, Doubtieas the supposed action of Congress has had much to do with the uncertainty of the day, ‘but in the absence of any definite information (for the President’s Message is net at hand), stocks @re manipulated in the same speculative interests that bave controllea recent movements, The effect of the official recommendations of the . President and Secretary of the Treasury has not yet been felt, and their respective problems are Dot yet studied. Hence the wise men of Wall street were not likely to-day to make a response Anany change of prices that could be traced to this cause. The Pacific Mail directors to-day ‘elected William H. Fogg a director in the place of ‘Russell Sage, resigned. Mr. F. Alexandre was elected president and has accepted, THE RANGE OF PRICES, Western Union opened at 82%, receded to 813; and closed at 6234. St. Louis and Iron Mountain declined from 25% to 24.’ Pacific Mail opened at 4134, sold down to 3914, recovered to 40 and held its strength until the close, when it sold at 41, Wabash receded from 30% to 29%, ending at 303. Rock Island opened at 101%, declined to 101 and advanced to 101%. St. Paul sold at 38% 038% a 37% @ 88%; preferred ao. at 5634 a 57; Ohio and ‘Mississippi at 32a 314 a 324 831%. Hannibal and St. Joseph closed at 26%; preferred do. at 34% a 84%. New York Central sold at 101% 8 102, Union | Pacific opened at 35%, declined to 35% and closed ‘@t the opening price. Erie opened at 27, fell off to 263 and closed at 27. Northwestern common com- Menced at 46%, declined to 455, and recovered to | 47%. Delaware and Lackawanna was steady at] 1075 ; C., O, and I, O. at 110; Panama at 11444. THE SALES on the Stock Exchange amounted to 275,000 shares, which were distributed among leading Stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hud- gon, 705; Erie, 12,900; Lake Shore, 46,300; Cleve- Yand end Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 26,600; Northwestern preferred, 1,100; Rock Island, 8,100; Pacific Mail, 85,500; St. Paul, 11,700; St. Paul pre- ferred, 800; Ohios, 13,400; Western Union, 23,700; ‘Wabash, 21,900; Union Pacific, 14,400; C., G. and I. ~ ©., 600; Panama, 1,300; mannigen Central, 2,430; Iron Mountain, 2,400, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest | and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, Lowest. 103 10134 | 27 2654 80% 194 80% 29% | 4735 4536 | 6136 a) wl% = -101 8854 88% 88% Muwaukee and St. Paul... 383 38% BK Milwaukee & St. Paul prei. 50% 67 665 Obio and Mississippi 8236 Blig New Jersey Central. 106 06 Del., Lack. and Western...1075¢ 107% 107% ‘Union Paciti 35% 3555 B55 c., C. and L. 0. 10 10 9 Western Union. 8235 Bl 8155 Pacifico Mati Os 413g 893g Panama 114% 44 THE MONEY MARKET. ‘The close of money on call loans was made at - 8% a4per cent. The rates on government securi- ties were @ trifie lower. The rates for choice mer- cantile paper are 6 a 6 per cent for sixty days and 4a per cent for four months. Lower grade pa- per of course rules higher, and miscellaneous much higher, GOVERNMENT BONDS Were somewhat lower, in cousequence of the ‘@ecline in gold. ‘The following are the last quotations, and, by the way, they attach tO smaller dealings than usual:— United States currency sixes, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1881, registered, 115% @ 116; do. do, do., 119% 8 120; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% @112%; do. do., do. coupon, 112% & 112%; do. do., 1864, registered, 114 a 114%; do. do., do. 114% 81144; do. do., 1865, registered, 115% a 1163; 0. do., do., coupon, 116% @ 1164 ; do. do., do., new, Fegistered, 115 @ 115%; do. do. do. 118% 8 118%; do. do., 1867, registered, 115% a 11 G0. d0., do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do. do., 1863, Tegistered, 115% a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 119. @ 11934; do. ten-forties, registered, 112% a 1133, do. do., coupon, 113% @ 114; do. fives, 1881, «wegistered, 112% a 112%; do. do., do, coupon, 112% a 112%, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Custom House receipts to«lay were $218,000, ‘The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $57,000 on gocount of interest, and $753,000 in redemption of Ave-twenty bonds. ‘3 THE GOLD MARKET. ‘The opentng price of cola was 11134. At theclose | These were the extremes of the | 400 At was 3 lower, day. Speculation in this department has doubt- less been checked by the reported recommenda- { tions in the President’s Message, and unti! a fresh ‘basis 1s established, unless commercial causes con- | tinue their influence, we need not look for any permanently higher prices in the near future. “The specie engagements for to-morrow’s European «steamers amount to $250,000, goid. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balanc $2,156, 680 -Qurrency balances... vee 2,419,758 “ross clearances vee By 137,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges $95,760,820 “Currency balances 1 955, 984 ‘Gold exchanges. na 290 Gold balances, 215,912 RAILROAD BONDS. In railroad bonds the transactions were moder- -ate, the market being firm in tone. Union Paci- flo firsts sold at 92% a 0234, land grants at 89 a 893, ‘Sinking funds at 77% 477%, Chicago and North- ‘Western consolidated coupon gold bonds at 81%, Rock Island sevens at 108, Michigan Central sev- ens at 101, and Delaware and Hudson registered of 1884 at 107, ‘ THE FOREIGN MARKET. Late London advices report the market firm and qmet. Erie advanced from 25 to 25%, but after. ‘ward declined to 24%. The announcement that the German Federal Council had accepted the principle of an imperial bank is important, as it Andicates &@ more formidable rival to the bank of i] do England. The following are last quotations: | 200 L8aM Consols, Money, 9154; do., account, 924; old 1865 ponds, 1064; 1867 bonds, 109%; ten-forty bonds, 104% @ 104%; new fives, 1033¢; Erie, 25. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills 1s § 7-16 per cent, which is 9-16 per cent velow the Bank of England rate. aris despatche quote rentes at 62f. 82i¢c. SOUTHERN BONDS. In-thia department Missouri long bonds sold at 99; Tennessee, new, exX-coupon, at 57%, and new series at 6754 85744. The following were the latest bids :—Arkansas sixes, funded, 20; do. sevens, Lit- tle Rock and Fort Smith issue, 8; do. do., Memphis and Littie Rock, 8; do. do., Littie Rock, Pine Blag ‘and New Orleans, 8: do. do. Missiasini, Obio coupon, | rang eq niver, 6 gees sina NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1874.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. do. do,, Arkansas Central } Railroad, 8; Missouri sixes, 1874, 102; do. do., 1875, p 1025 do. do., 1876, 99; do. do., 1877, 98; do. do., | 1878, 9834; do, do,, 1879, 985; do. do., 1880, 9834 ; Tunding bonds, 1894, 94; long bonds, 1881 to 1891, inclusive, 983; Missouri sixes, Hannibal and St. Joseph issue, 1875, 101, ; dor do., do., 1876, 99; do, do., do., "1886, 94; do. do., do., 1887, 94; North Carolina sixes, issued to North Carolina Railroad, January and July, 45; do, do., do., April and Octo- ber, 45; do. do., do,. January and July, 12; do. do., do., Apri! and October, 12; South Carolina sixes, April and October, 21; do. do., tunding act of 1866, 22; do, land claims, 1889, January and July, 17; do, do., 1889, April and October, 17; do. sevens, 1888, 17; do, non-funded bonds, 6%; Tennessee sixes, Old, 77; dO, do., do., ex coupon, 57%; do. do., hew, 77; do. do,, do., ex coupon, 5734; do, do., new series, 57; Virginia sixes, new, 1866, 39; do, do., new, 1867, 88; do, do., consolidated, 57%; do, do., 6x matured coupons, 55; do. do., deferred, 11, MEMORANDA, ‘The tollowing railroad earnings are reported for November:— BARNINGS DURING NOVEMBER. 1873. 1874, Atlantic and Pacific.... ++ $397,486 406, 900 Burlingtol ©. Rapidsand Minn “105,430 109,536 Chic: anviile and Vin..... 64,230 Cin., aiaanne and Chicago... 21,782 Clev., Col., Cin, and Ind. 120,226 Denver and Rio Grande os , 584 Illinois Central....... 636,039 Indianap., Bloom. and Western 81,736 Internat. and Great Northern. 63,461 114,317 Marietta and Cincinnati 151,793 184,995, Michigan Central $49,335 401,992 Obio and and Mississippi, 265,242 309,597 St, Louis, Alton and Terre Hante (main) ........ 89,844 111,645 St. Louis, Aiton and “terre Haute, *toranches)...-....c0s0 42,042 46,787 St. Louis, Iron Mountain ma Sousvern........0.0, 209,622 been Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw... 82,596 3,802 Toledo, Wabash and Western.. 369,605 aasie Totals. Increase, * Three weeks only of November in this year. GROSS EARNINGS FROM JANUARY 1 TO NOVEMBER 30, 1873, 1874, $3,270,082 $3,707, ae 437, 5; 7 ; Atlantic and Pacific, $4,756,695 $4,588,349 Burl, C, Rapids and Min 1,061,376 “1,120,174 Cin., Lafayette and Chica; 846,205 409,829 Clev., Col., Gin, and Ind...... 4,481,923 8,791,77 Minot Central...... + 7,564,634 7,135,540 Ind., Bloom. and West 1,378,300 1,485,875 Marietta and Cincinnati. 1,976,574 1,897,822 Michigan Central........ 6,619,868 6,722,184 Ohio and Mississippi. 8,389,746 3,326,086 st io) Alton and T. H. (main) ... 1,258,608 1,139,866 St. Louis, ‘Alton’ ‘and’ tT. (branches) 547,971 506,484 ‘St. Louis, [roi * 2,318,190 2,877,680 Toledo, Peo, and Warsaw. 1,139,178, 994,123 Toledo, Wabash and West, 5,317,511 4,734,704 Totals + $41,976,874 40, 740, 583 583. Net decrease peste ce 1,236,201 *Three weeks only of November in this year. SALES AT THE NEW YORI YORK STOOK EXCHANGE Monday, Dec. 7—10 A. M., Before Call, *} S24 GMehs Tolk WabRR, Sure 305, 8035 200 shs West Un Tel... do 33 Se EyCEReSeSeeee sgueeeeoteegeenasexesct €2 ‘20000 lO. 10000 U $ 5's, ¢, ‘81. First Board—10:30 A. M. + 9 §=1300shs LS 2M 8 R. 87% «3900 1000 Mo 6's, Ib. fooue ret or Hy epee VSESEEsBEEE EEEEEE oy 13 Del + 200 4 20 Ran &st Ji Cc 2645 200 Mil & St Paui..bo 38sg 200 3835 iy FS 200 ii 500 : as nu a 00 aye io0 do. ion 100 MiL& St Ppt id 300 Tol & W RR. 804 600 ee 13 eee Ss Ez Be —— Las MS REDO SS do, reve CT prrereeet ee tte eet SHR re 5: 12130 P. M.—Before Ca: 200 shs Un Pacific...s3 do. es Fac’ ¥ Ay e SSSSSESSELSSESSEE: 1000 ri 2 Nepaemeaer nas SEES sist SESS SEPEPEESEEE # eS Seeeereensessssssusass: SSSESSSSSSSSEESE SAAS Han & 8t Jo RR pe sary Sa 400 1300 do. noo do. 100 30 do. 100 10) do. 2100 ‘200 do... S00 2900, dou. 300 40) Brie Ri. 0 20 do, 1000 100 do. 200 Obio 100 do. 200 20 do, oO 400 ao 100 40 do. 800 900 do. $00 ae = 186 Del, Lack ’é Ww, 400 70) Fac RR of Mo. 00 Ree Un Pac RR. 2 P.M. $5008 103% 91000 08 §.20 ¢,'65n.. Ut 2000 US 8000 U 8 OR COL. .eye I | i: foreign ports were quoted thus Second Board—1 P. M. 6's. n.xec., 5734 300shsLS4MS...b¢ 79% do. b3 80 ac RR I ‘$0000 3 i, Un EEStEee sees zeg zp? ee a0 ‘Amer tixpress, 100 U > Express. 190 Pac Malls. « 20) Han & Toren STD AN Too Han & St Jo do. Ww do... Ae do. bs ae CLOSING PRIOES—8 ( OOCLOOK P, M. Pacific Mail... 40% 3 41 1 Mil, A SUP pt Weat Un Te! 23 a ees Del, tack & eet i & St Ic 2 a te 3 68: Han & Bee pf. Evid ry a a 64g Luke shore. “oe a 80% 82h; a 833g NY & Ha at 1134 a W2 XYCAn PR aC SB w EB% NJerCen...... 106 hi aga 47 Chi Gly a 62) Chi 1013Z a 102 Mil 38% a a COMMERCIAL REPORT. Cotton Quiet and Easier—Flour Steady— Wheat Firm—Corn Firm—Oats Active and Firm—Barley Firm—Pork Dull— Lard Lower — Groceries Steady — Freights Firm—Petroleum Quiet but Firmer—Naval Stores Dull and Easier— Whiskey Lower. New York, Dec. 7, 1874, ‘The markets were still irreguiar and generally dull The decline in gold had a vendency to un- cases nominal. Wheat was dull but firm, Corm was neglected, but with small receipts the market was strong. Oats were irregular, closing active and firm. Whiskey was easier. Barley was strong. Pork dull and nominal. Lard easier. Cotton was quiet and easier for ‘‘spot,’”’ but active ata slight decline for forward delivery. Groceries were quiet, but steady. Freights continued strong, both on the berth and foreharter. Petroleum was held higher, which checked operations, Navai stores were hegiccted and nominally low Corrox,—The market tor cotton on the spot ruled dull, with quotations showing a reduction of 4c. per ib. “Future” deliveries, at a decline of $16c., were tairly active. We quote (quotations based on American stand- ard ot cli bidetae Mies nary. eno me lade 1, ies e oR 54 is* i Total. Consumption. Speculation... “Tt rc) middling) the sales have twelve M.—No 01 December, M4 17 32c. ary, Id ald February, 15 5.3%c, wee" a parte ape To wsste.u Io 18Abo: Nw June, 163%4c. ; 16 21-32c, Market steady. ay, December, 200 gc: $00 (short no- 1 c., delivery to- 2 5 sce, ais habe, 400 nt 18 1-330", 100 a st 15e., 200 at Bt iSe,, 2,000 at 14 31-s2c., 500 a ise dp ac iesi toy Hoo at lSc., March, 400 at 15 7- 160, 6H at 15 13-32c., 1 7-16cx, 100 at 16, 14-B2e-. 1.100. at ib%ee.. 1,600 ac blk seer April, 0m at 15 23-B2c., 6.0 at 154¢c., at 15 21 226., i May, 1,600 at 16c., 15 31-220. ; Sun , 100 at i 4 400 at 16% 6 octio.? July, 200 ai 38,700 bi les. Grand total, 43,900 Dales The | Feooipts ‘at the various ports were ag follows Galveston, bales; New Orleas 13,616 Movie. 6,37: Serie Dah 679; Charleston, 4.007 wilmington, S03: olk, Baltimore. 395;; New York, 521; Besion, want Miphlar iS Total, 4305 bales’ ott last week, | 37,710 bales. This day last ye: 661. See 0D cotton to Havre, by steam, iby sail, Mc. To Hamburg, by steam, Med.j by satis ‘To Bremen, by steam, 1¢.; 5 BY sul, See. Compressed. fo Liverpool, by’ steam, 2d. ; b 9. | | Corrmn.—Kor Rio the Calcd wes quiet but steady, " | the Rio telegram was received to-day and considered favorable, From the outports we heard of a ae of $400 bags of Rio, ex Sea Gem (a fair cargo), cotiee net with a hmited inquiry, but was deal th on, jovbing way. We quote: Mio, ordinary cargoes, 1 adie: fg dtttge. 17% eae Jee. i 1 rime do., on extreine 1 Soot sav, yovernuyent bas. 250, 260. & 28 Laguayra, myo, 186 Titel; Porto tear tiers ide be 19}4c, ; Mexican, 18c. a 190, ; Angostura, 170. a 19e. Savailila 6c. @ 19¢.; Curacoa, 160. @ 180, gold, and os LOUR AND) Gnare.—Reveipts.-Flour, 25.104 bbls. wheat, 102,v6) bushe rh, 5,000 do, ;'corn meal, 1,000 bbis, and 626 bags ‘oats, 5.000 bushels; rye, 8.740 do." ihe market was quiet but steady for all kinds of flour, ship- | Ding extras bringiny steady adv prices, ‘The sales were light, Footiny up only about 7,000 bbis., at figures within our range of prices.” Corn meal was quiet and un- nged. About 400, bbls. changed hands, at $5. tor Brandy wine, $420.8 $475. for aestern yellow, and $48 $4 50 tor versey yellow; also 500 sacks of coarse Balti. Wore Yellow, at $1 99 per 10)be We quote (0. 2 Stace. quote 80 a $425 Wa 47 Wa 525 LAL 50a 575 Superfine ti aaa ba 475 Extra Western Wa 6 25 Minnesota... wa 6% Bound hoop Ohio, shipping brands Wa 625 ae hoop Ohio, trade brands. Ma 575 Family... Wa TH Bu Lou 18. %a 650 St. oe straight Oa 600 Bt Louis, choice double Oa 700 St Louis, choice family. a 860 Rye Hour, fine to superfine O08 5 35 Southern, No. Nominal, Southern, superfine Nounna! 53a 6% 62a 8 50 ba 476 Corn meal, Jerse: Wa 450 Gorn mea Brandy iywine. 00 a 6 10 Corn mea‘ panneons. peed wa = —Wheat was quiet feady. ere about 90,000 bushels, i 0 i) ‘a IV for No: 2 Chicago; $1 12 for itnesctan Sie tor ‘No, 9 Milwaukee: $130 tor Spoke; $120 8 28 Tor winter Corn was quiet 4 spring; rh Ww et, at it a soc. tor old, amd 9c. 0. for jes of about 40,000 bushels within te above rangs, and vai for new Western white. Oats were irreg- ‘The sales aggregate about ic. for Western mixed tn 68c. a b¥c. for State mixed on ‘2c. for white afloat. Barley was at oid fo the extent of $0.00 bushels ot an four rowed State, at 8! do, ot 81 Se. hye was dull and Fauiaits.—1he inquiry for berth accommodation was ‘a thie market ruled firm. Tonnage for charter was wanted from the grain and petroleum trades, but was generally held at figures exceeding ship- pers’ limits, Those closed were at full rates. the en gagoments includ Averpool, by steam, 600 bales gation ut 1-s24., 1000 boxes, bacon at te. aid, by sul Soe bushes of zrain at {1-180 bales cotton at fa. aud 280 tierces lard at 853, To “London, b; Clover seed at $s. 200 bales hops (via POO ‘vate terns, ‘and by sail, 16,000 bushels grain at Dba. nfo Antwerp, by steain, 50 bales compressed cotton at To Hamburg, by steam, 200 tlerces lard at 62s, embrace a rman bri the baby “ilingaor, with 2,200 quarters of grain, at brig, hence to Salonica, with 8,000 don of refined petro Joum, at Me; an american brig, hence to Corunna, jth 8,500 cases of senped. do, at jan Italian bark, Fane to Odessa, with 13. La oc if refined do., on on terme; ad Austrian b: Fhiadelphis to dom, tish bark, from Baltimore ity Fefined petroleum, at 5s, 3d. LA SSRS.. There ws was @ moderate demand or Gomer tic. i a Jobbing way, but page Fraces, were neglected, wene held nominal ad ‘aine, We note saies, in 200 bbis, sang at from 660. 42 8 G5c, per } Settle values, still more so that prices were in most | On ‘Change flour was steady. | ean os { ' or apply to i 4 ineans who would kindly assist her. | | ae cot at a mnitea, new orepe ste § Sno’ do = | Slayed. Siena tery miuscovao reilning Seo. a Sent | Rico, 00, a 65c.; jo, eroce ry, ee Engl 8h sland’ de: atone At, BEORRS. jarket spirits f turpentine —The m to o ras dal and and powinaliy lowe und lots of merchant able order on the sj Spot Sould have been obtained at 33}4c. Dut there wasno di bo) a to gg and no sales r poried cx to se plow. ain was also aes pore ibe aprauesy fe of busines. Strained et Kew Orleans, 580, @ 650, tor | ures as previously. portished, Fate | -. bile god a atnee sold at $2 bt at $4 50. s quiet, but quote aay at 82 28 ror Waa ington ant # soe dimington. Pitch sold in a smail way at $2 37) OF ity Dsceren the market 73 papoed was wget but held firmer, at llc, with bids of sed. No sales were reported. Crude in Salk va auly held ae which price, however, wa: views of Cases were inquired for moderately, but with- cal resulting in reported transactions; quoted at 1634 Naphtia s was Srmly bed. being scarce; ‘quote fp Faw Foi. The Phi hia market was quiet, Retned quote't at a 10%¢., for Gelivery alf of month. At Baltimore rd of a sale of is BE tec enerally quiet ai ty Tae ; Rouse- 1" Petroleum Centre, farker’y United, Si3ge-1 lun m: ‘Paovistons. Rese) ae 983 bbis.; beet, 102 pi ages; outs meats, 2.458 do.; lard, 519 Dbis. and "uerces d & kegs. The market for mess pork was inactive and prices were to an extent no:ninal, with saley contined to ‘bbls. new, uninspected prime at $19a $19 20. The nominai quotations for mess were $21 to Hote on the spot, $21 50 for yebruary and $21 75 for March. poe were steady, with a fair demand, at 8%c. a es per ib. Beel—There was a limited Inquiry to-day. but wiih- arket, Hie tale out resale oi Hransdetions other chan small jobbing be reels. ices Were quoted steady, petoliones—w10 8 HE for. on mess, bbls. ; $11 50 4 $12 for extra do, do; ime mess, eres: Hun Bid Yor Insts Ons hg 24 a $25 for sae city do. Beef hams were Mg a Alaa A held es wm os 4 within nge of = gz for the ran ol Westerns salen ‘Dose nGus meats were only in we request, but the market ruled firm for | all dereriptions; | sales "of loose fresh hau 10}C. a 107 loose smoked do. aie, We au exfed! should “Thee i 8 4° smoked do. sams; 11346. jsinoke 2X, a 13c. p) cklod abeion Ime a 10%. Bacon ruled in buyer's favor under a ver, ferings. We note sales of 25 for spot delivery. Western lon quoted ag to c-, ana city do. wi mk red at le. market eitern lard was ansewied and eck Jower, with snles of 400 tierces on the spot at 13sec Heroch, December, at Isge.; LBW tierces, January. at 18) S. 16c. 8 18 1: ie slesiny # 1s¢e. ; $,500 tlerces, Februs 2940, & 13% fisropa deliverable none gi months, at idiee, a fie Tu city there Was buta light business. and prices were to an extent nominal note sales of 86 tlerces at 1834c. per ib. Butter and cheese without quotable change weregeneraily very quiet with juyers, under comparatively full offerings, a slight advantage to Sucak.—The market tor raw sugar was quiet, but quoted steady on the basis of Sic. a Sc. lor fair to Food retining muscovado, We note & ‘ood fair to good Cuba at sic. abe, and 500 boxes of Derosne at Bc. Refined met with’ a moderate in. quity, Quoted firm at 10:¢c. ‘A's and lOSte. a 1080. for hards Cuba—henning, interior to common, 7c. a 7%4¢. to Kood tair, Bigé. a ¥24c: : do.. good 10 prime, grocery, fair to g 4 3c. prime to. cht fsneeitagae nhde and Nos. molasses, hhds. and boxes, 7c. a 4c layed. boxes, Duich Standard, Nos. 7 Be. 8260.5 do, Isto 1A, Bo +19 to tga stone. light demand and free of- oxes short clear at LI 1-l8c. Shee. @ ;melado, va a Tio, 9, Hae. a 0. 1 d0., lie, to choice, famiar Nos , Yto. Uy 7390. @ © farsa mad ard, Nos. 10 to 12, Oe. 8 B7%4C. gs devas ba and ex- tre superior. Tse. Bo, Rice.—There was only 8 light distributing business re- ported, but the market ruled ‘irm for both domestics and | foreign. We note sales of 30 tlerces of Carolina and 150 | Sqpres within our quowed i} bags of Rangoon, in lots, at runge. We quote :—Carolina, ‘c a 7340. tor talr, Tie: tor go: 1%c. a Te. tor prime and 8! choice uisiana, 7c. Xe. er Ib, ; Patna, 7c, w 734C., and Rangoon, 64 3gC. Der STEARING—The market remained cull and weak, 1 Lo absence of reported transactions we quote nominally Paw was quiet and La TBSEat, easy. Sales 100,000 Ibs, of prime ity at 8c. per by a peau 490 bbls. The market was mode- Sales 400 A deciine of le. per gallon. this. * Y aia at ty ny ber gallon. DOMESTIO MARKETS, Gauvestow, Dec. 7, 1874. Cotton quiet and weak: middling, 1440.’ Net receipts, ary Bnet for 5,865 bales: Bras. 6,081. “Exports coastwise, 77. sales, | Len. Stoc! Naw Ontxans, Dec. 7, 1874. Cotton—demand good at lower rates: middling, ia Net receipts, 0 bales; gross. 15,837. Exports—To Great Britain, 5,930; to France 2099; to te Continent, 7,286; to the Channel, 2,568; coastwise, 2,267. Sales, 4,5u0: Stock, 149,673. Montux, Dec. 7, 1974. Cotton easier; middling, 1éc.: low kang. 13S¢ ood ordinary, 1BMo. Net reberp ts 6873 bales Exportet oes France, 1,82; eoastwise, Sales, 2,000. stock, Nan, Dec. 7, 1874. Cotton dull: middiing, Mc; low. uidditne, 1S (gaa ordinary. ‘gross, Asxports co. Kes receipts, 6,279 bal S244, bales, 1,707, “Stocke 101,570 Dec. 7, 1874. Cuaniestox, Cotton heavy; By Ts offering lower; ihiddling, lic. 5 low middling, good ordinary, 13%. et To. gelbts, Adios. exp dvws oonsreian Ro" Sales, 1,000. i IN, N. C., Deo. 7, 1874. wise, Osweco, N. Flour steady ; sales 1,800 bbis., $7 for amber winter, $7 25 tor’ w! double extra. Wheat quiet; No. 1 Milwaukee Club. $! cM PFALO, Dec. 7, 1874. Grain in, store—Wheat, 831,108 spite ite ene Ik ners Ga; onte, 48.997 do. barley, bee lour, bbis. do wheat Ha Gileate No. 2 spring, $104 a $1 05; winter, 1G Corn dull; sales of ihe igh mixed on the giles track, rts ; old No. 2 Western, 65c. ote dull; Western on thé track Seiling at.Sée. Rye nominal at 96c. Barlev juliet; Canada, $} 45 a $1 60; Wester 30 a 81 35 128 $13), Parley malt firm; $155 4 $1 60; Western, $1 45 a $1 Provisions an ged; dre: hogs, 9.'a Dye. ei rs DO, Dec. 7, 1874, Flour steady. Wheat dul!; No. synie' ‘Waba: $1 1536; No. 1 white Michigan and amber do., $1 U8%. Corn firm and in tair demand, high mixed, 70%c, a cember, 7Wic,; January, 71de old’ hig low mixed, "6%. foe, "Oats “quiet and uns changed, , Diogermeds: $5.05." Dressed Hh $8 0 $3 30 aske ae oo pithy Receipts— ere 17,000 poate? do, |Shipiments— 1 elon coe, ar Gurcaco, Dec. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in fair Gemand and lower; No, 2 spring, S940. cash or December; 934c. bid tor January; No. 3 do. Me. rejected, 79) a Bic, Corn in{air demand and higher? No. 2 taixed, 7O\ce. 4700. spot; 75%c. bid ior December; ne ow No. 2 mixed, December ‘Oats steady a corn, 000 bus! G7%4e. spot; 6Bigc. a 68 No. & Bye. a S4ico, spot; Sbi6o. a S4xgc. December and yang: ary. Rye and arley unehany ed. Pork duit and arog ing a i, af a enoty ae) february. Lard steady Bi gig “pot February. _ Bulkme: hir detaans ahd lower; shotlders thea Gre, Whiskey, Tio On the gail wbin Doard in the Sen Bee Bact: c., December: 904c., January. Corn, 75%c., Decem- ber. Pork, $19 55, he a 520. March ; $20 16, February.” Lard $13 cust $13 February, ieeeipea $6,000 Dbl. flour, 81,000 <ashels west 38 do. corn, 25,000 do ‘oats, Jo, Exe, 12.0 barley. 3 stip. trents-<f.a00 ols hour, s.006°bustiels wheat, Corn, 9,000 do. oats, 1,000'rye, 10,000 do. b: sin arley. ALL thoroughly prosecuted by an ex: without any charge whatever, unless scocessitl fent references from chenis. Address LAWYER, box 2,432 Post office. NY PERSON DESIRING TO SPECULATE IN 4A stock Privileges on active stocks dealt in atthe Exchange, should apply to the undersigned tor their | comprehensive xP anatory statements rice, EP ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM, or Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall sireot —ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD, A. Northern Pacific. Indianapo lis, loomingzon and Western and other isonet railroad Bonds bought by the old established house of LBERT H. NICOLAY & CO. Brock Brokers and Auctioneers, 'o. 43 Pine street, New York. XN. B.—1, # and 10 per cent choice municipar Bonds and other Al investment Securities, paying 10 to lz per cent, for sale below par. PRIVILEGES.—PUTS, CALLS ds, $50 Lo $200; AND Seale ylesee, or Strad- Persons of small capital, should wave these insurances against loss. Send for Vircul ir. AZARD & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street, A! \L STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS MAR. | gin In place of cash for the purchase or sal Sook™ thore Is little risk in this method of o Wace necotiating contracts. on “members of Exchange and responsible parties at very c! $50 tor tet heat een Quotations ‘and exe tory pam eines itl airy TUMBRIDGE & CO, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wal. street, New York. Stocks bought and sold ‘aganss moderate deposits, A’ REASONABLE “RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND a ther Securities. Insurance of ali kinds effected with Dest companion. J. J.J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. =<CITY, COUNTY, STATE, TOWN AND RAILROAD «, bond; Cliy Raliroad, Gas Bank and Insurance Btocks and Seri lether you wish to buy or sell write pW ALBERT H. NIOOLAY & CO. “Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine strep New York city, B.—The Above securities ¢ our r specialty 22 years. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS 7 BROAD* way.—Privileges, $100) ‘doubie privile Fampntot hes es (at mar- shares on ‘Hom Money is adress, ket, members Stock Exchange. Lost and Mai Wall street" MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MOBTGAGR A. Mortgages cashed: Stocks, Bonds. Real, Estate niture, &c., sold by auction, TEVBNSON, Jr, i ‘Pine street or 31 East Seven ent wreot LADY, HAVING TAKEN AN ELEGANT HOUSE Up town, near Fifth avenue. would ike Jo moet Some gentieman of means who would .an tor the use of which she will give a handsomely Tarnished Room and Board tor the winter; best of reterences and security ifreauired. Address Mra, C. L,, Hei Uptown Branch office. LADY OF REFINEMENT, FINANOIALLY EM- varrassed, would like to mect a gentleman of ‘Address X. Yu, 15) to $300; spreads. Herald | Uptown Branch office, Hy ole TO LOAN, ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON private house in this city: no bonus, Priucipals Rend particulars to HENNESSY & POPPER, 40 ird avenue, Thi ONDS, STOCKS, GOLD. &C., BOUGHT AND SOLD B for cash or on margin ‘ators aro offered the Xantayes of large experienee and unsurpassed ‘aetlitl Friviltaes negouated when desired and received in. Hea of cash depose wir traw WARD, % Drexel Butiding, only ANK BLANKS, SLIPS, BILLS, RKOKLPTS, NOTE | ee cae and every sta ae printing suitable ie banks, bankers, | broki at company 1 furniuhed, a the. METROPOLT ‘AN PRINTLY ROSES MENT No, 218 Bronaway. Ort and iL Betnoap oF IOs. AND ALABAMA atta iy Mi ete: Ww MAWK IA |, 194 Broadway. ressed | on the spotwas | ~~ wales of 500 hhds. of | in | 1 petent gentieman, with te, ; Dock Commissioner Gardner. DESORIPITON | FINANCIAL. ere pemneintiarmnncog | WO# SALE—A TEN PER CRNT SECOND MORTOAGE for $3,090 on Chicago real estate The propert Valued much above the lirst aud second mortgages, Pull Barticulars will be sent to partion having the money on “New ¥ York applying for them to 0. &'A, box iodo ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NE York city Mortgages, without bonus Principals de- airing to BORROW Ok INVEST apply to . Le. GRANT, mi Pine street PLENDID INVESTMENT.—VERY CHOIC: thonds, from one-half to eight carats w be aid ven ghenp tia wock to pay advances Cail early at 4 KLINE'S, 817 Broadway, corner of Bweltth street, Wy ee rata RAILROAD BONDS, BOSTON ter Bonds, Erie Railway Stock, Boston, Hart- ford and Erie Railroad Stock in exchange fc for mee? | Real Estate, free and clear. 781 Br $1, 000 & NOTE POR SALE—MADE BY A JUDGE drawing large salary; liveral discount and | yment For full particulars address S., Dox 3 $1.00 ; my clents’ money: Prineip: gniy need apely WILLIAM MILLA SD. ounsellor-at w, No. 4 Warren street, room 13, Hours, 12 to 2 245, 000 19 7 WAN ON CHURCHES. BREW- nd Stores by the executor of an estate. Address box Bie Post office, New York. $3800 000-22, HARPER PIEKPONT'S Broad street, Newark N TO 2.000 TO LOAN—ON BOND ab Loan Bureaa, 31 Park row.on New | rk and Brooklyn Propertys $10,000 to buy Second Mortguges and] Leasen nold, BUSUNESS OPPORTUNITIES. H STANDS INA 4 very small rentals will take LIVINGSTON & CC _ Pine sre’. GENTLEMAN, ALONE IN A MOST COMPLETE stablishment'and successful business, unsurpassea | line in thia city. requiring ‘com | will give a half interest to ai T A GREAT SACRIFICE -1HR. well known market; Real Estate mortgage. Dac rtner with $20,000 capital. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, vd Broadway. N INDUSTRIOUS MAN, WITH $100 TO $300, CAN lear $1.0 000 this w winter by a comfortable fre; no street, PPORTUNITY.-MONEY POR THE employment in every county in the 1) to $50 per day can be made; a small Amount of money will secure 4 Pgrmanent basiness, RHIN. D, 40 Cor tlanat street, URED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC- undersigned have applications from | | numerous persons who desire to invest capital. AL’ ANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers aud Broke: 12 Wall street, IRST CLASS RETAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE—ON one of the leading streets of Brooklyn, with or with. | gut the property; owner wants time tor his patent ) business, is Ap opportunity but seldom offered. | Address A. TEDWARDS erald Brooklyn Branch oflice. RON BUSINESS.—WANTED, AN ACTIVE BUSINESS man, with $25,001, or two parties with $12,500 each, in a eyes iron manutacturing business; profits resi 10 PHYSICIA: ED, AS PARTNER A COM. 004 to take full charge n established office practice, or would sell, Aadress L box 3,344 Post othe. Wwastene —A PARTY WITH Sha TO JOIN THE advertiser in a business that will pay trom $10,000 to $15,000 within six months; no risks; reference given | | and réquired, Address A. C., station D. ANTED- AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN tet r $300, to take charge of a frame store. at to Sortiand street, tloor trout. Wares A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL liquor store, a man, with $2,000; ample security for money given ; food saliry and permanent employ. ment. Address PERMANENT, box 126 Herald Uptown Branch office. WAstenes YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS, ith $300 cash, as cashier {n @ theatre from re o'clock, evenings. Address CASHIER, box 130 Herak Upto i Branc! office. WITH Call ANTED BY A PARTY WHO THOROUGHLY ON. (lerstands the undertaking business, « partner with | $2,000 capital, Addre. ‘ald office. ANTED—A CAPITALIST IN A FIRST CLASS DIA- mond broker's office: ten per cent monthly can be made; party investing wili hold the securities: refer. | | ences given and required. Address ADA, box 198 Herald | ice. $5 FOR A PROFITABLE MANUFACTURING | Busingas: office rent $10 per month; stock of | ‘oods to be paf tor when sold : good reference ‘required. adress W! HTMAR, Herald office. 600. —WANTED—AN ENERGETIC MAN Ly ote * above amount for half interest in a good ing business, Se ee Piresneation fone Rea { | JOHNSON, 367 West Thirty fourth street near Ninth $3. 000. —A PARTY WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN find ,a first class opportunity to make i $3. and be fully becured, by addressing HARRIS, box 12) Herald office. $5. 00 —WITH PUSH, WILL SECURE A FOR- | De tune; patent secured. Call and see the articie, between 4aed 5 P, M. at THOMPSON'S, 23 Park Tow, room & 525 00 WANTED POR A BONA FIDE BUSI- A ness; purely brokerage system; foreign 7 goods; 20 rinks either on merchandise or on debtors, | ae Fess PORTING BROKER, box 5,594 Post office. | NEW YORK CITY, | The fags on the City Hall wii! be hoisted at half- | mast to-day in commemoration of the death of | ia Spirtts of turpentine ack a Lc Rosin grist Be for strained. Crude turpentine ste. aay i % cy eg yellow dip ang $2060 for virgin, er seoadyy se) Res: q, 1874. A fair in aid of Hope Mission will open this even- | ing at Masonic Temple, with short addresses by Rey. Drs. Crosby, Taylor and Anderson. | John Fields, forty-three years of age, of No. 268 | wen street, Brooklyn, nad his leg broken while at work at pier 4 Norch River yesterday atternoon. | Mr. Francis Alexandre was yesterday elected President of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company | ' and William H. Fogg was chosen a member of the Board of Directors. | Elizabeth McCleary, a young woman whose resi- | dence 1a in Greenwich, Conn., was found sick in the street by an officer of the Fourth precinct roy morning, and was taken to the Park ospital. John T. Kehoe, of No, 266 West Thirty-fourth | street, while at work yesterday afternoon on the new building, corner of Fiftieth street and Fifth avenue, feil & distance of two atortes and frac- tared his skull. ; City Chamberlain Lane makes the following re- port of funds in his hands for the week ending De- cember Balance November 30, $6,788,035, Re- ceipis, $2,753,507; payments, $2,692,.60; balance re- maining, $6,849,192. | At half-past five o'clock last evening Charles | Skin, a colored man, aged thirty, having no home, | died suddenly at the corner of Thompson and Grand streew. His body was removed to the Morgue and a Coroner notified to hoid an inquest. | | The convaiescent patients at the Blackwell's | | Island Charity Hospita: were given @ ball last | night by Dr. Kithen, chief of staff, and Steward ; , Joraiemon, This ts the first of @ series o1 enter- tainments arranged for the amusement of these Patients this winter. | Yesterday morning Benjamin Silver, who is a | bright-hued colored seaman, aged twenty-three | ' years, was helping to unload a vessel at the foot Ol 152d street, when a large stone jell from a der- rick and struck his leg so as to fracture it, He | was taken to the Ninety-ninth Street Hospital. i | The Board of Assistant Aldermen held a meeting | yesterday. The only business of interest trans. | acted wasthe tendering of city hospitalities to | King Kalakaua, and the appointment of s commtt- | tee of five to draft suitable resolutions in com- | memoration of the aeath of Dock Commissioner ; | Gardner. A full dress reception will be given by the ; “Light Guard” (A company, Seventy-first regi- | ment), on Friday evening, 18th inst, at the Lex. | ington Avenue Opera House, and will be an ele- | gant affair, Military guests will appear tn uni- form, and the occasion will doubtless be graced by the presence of many distinguished citizens. Yesterday atternoon Roundsman Rynders, of the | Twenty-seventh precinct, found Patrick Jenkins, of Albany, lying insensible on tne sidewalk in Greenwich, near Dey street, and took him to the Park Hospital, where the surgeons, on examining | him, lound he was under the influence of !audanum, In his pockets were jound several letters addressed | to W. KE, Hart, Albany. He is about sixty years of age. Edwin Davis, of Jersey City, nad numerous | warnings in the likenesses of black eyes and elab- | orated heads borne by other unfortunates not to | interfere in the quarrel between the ‘longshore- men and the capitalists, Yet he could not Lal interfering. Fate doubled on him. She followe him threateningly, wnd drove him on to the evil | event she had Pare and which he met vester- day mo! ng. severai assistants in ner Ot aga: ir. Devs, ‘They were several ierocious, “striking” ‘longshoremen, who stopped him as ne was going to work on pier 47 North River, and who faucked him down and kicked him-untl’ they had altered nis facial expression, and made more bumps on his head than a phrenologist could in- terpret. When nis assailants had fled a police- man came, like an untimely Samaritan, and heiped Mr. Davis to the Twenty-cighth precinct station houge, where his wounds were dressed, LONG ISLAND. The Board of Managers of the Suffolk County Agricultural Society will bold their annual meet- | ing at Riverhead to-day, at tweive o’clock noon, | It 18 understood that some radical changes will | propably be made in the management of tne so- ciety, A train on the Central Railroad of Long Isiand, | on she back of one of the animals and, drivin, I leathered depredator, which killed It. | Court yesterday. Which left Hunter's Point at hail-past four oviock ‘P. M. on Wednesday Iast, was fired into near Hyde Park, but Whether intentionally or accidentally is not known, A number of buckshot vasa through th Swo of the ear windows, one of them only about two inches above the head of a daugbier o! Dr. &. Webb, of Hempstead, who was returning home from A visit to New York. This is the third or fourti instance in which trains on the diffe Tailroads have been fredfinto by careless or vicious gunuers, A daring attempt at highway robbery was made at East Setauket on Saturday evening, about eleven o’ciock, Mr, Charles E. Smith was passing irom his store to his residence, a distance of only about 100 rods, when he was met by a stout negra, who struck him a terrible blow with a cordwood Stick, aimed at the side of his head, but which jor- ‘unately struck bis shoulders and neck. He was strack down vy the force of she blow, but was Still able to make an outery, witch alarmed the beighvorhood, and bis murderous assailant, after Jumping upon him, became frightened and ram away. An oficer Immediately wens in pursutt, and before dayliznt on Sunday succeeded in ar- resting two negroes, named Paul Cesar and Wilk ham denry Tuomas, who were taken before Jus- tice 0. W. Rogers, by whom, alter a Jong exanun- ation, they were heid to await the action of the Grand Jury, and in defauit of bat! were committed to the Suffolk County Jail, at Rivernead. Judge Barnard, of tne Supreme Court, has de cided that the reguiations of the School Trustees Of the town of Southold are objectionable in three particulars, viz. :—First—That the trustees do not themselves provide the piace of confinement for the first offence, but leave it discretionary with the Justice. Second—That for the second ofence ne Place of confinement is mentioned except under the general term, “Some piace in saia town’? Third—That chapter 421 (the Compulsory Eduea- tion act) does not give trustees power to desig- nate the house of refuge as a place of confinement in any case. The effect of this decision being to | aorogate the penalties prescribed vy the trustees, | it has become necessary to cali a pew meeting of the trustees for the adoption of different rules, Whicd will be held in Greenport, on Thursday nexs, the 10th inst., at one o'clock P.M. As similar rules have been adopted in Riverhead and south- ampton, Similar meetings will also probably be heid In those towns. STATEN ISLAND. The Richmond County Republican General Com- mittee will hold a meeting this afternoon, at the Union Hotel, TompXinaville. Seventy-five games bave been playea in the tournament of the New Brigbton Chess Club. Messrs. Taylor, Heydenrich, Batley ana Kechell are the principal players, The Trustees of Edgewater have instructed the Treasurer to levy upon and sell the goods and chattels of residents who have not paid their taxes, and have resolved to protect the Treasurer iu the discharge of bis duty. Personal property ts not exempt udder this order. Messrs. Westervelt and Reid, membersjof the Board of Education, of the town of Castleton, have been appointed a committee to drait the neces- sary rules and regulations for carrying into effect the provisions of the Compulsory Education act in that town, to report to tne Hoard at the Village Cierk’s office on the 10th inst. The Superintendents of the Poor of Richmond county, in thetr annual repor’ to the Board of Su- pervisors, state tnat the aggregate expenses o4 keeping and relieving the poor of the county for the past year, amounted to $20,089 89, The supplies to the Aimshouse cost $10,804 61, and the amount expended lor temporary relief was $6,056 80, NEW JERSEY. There are ninety prisoners in the Mercer County Jail at Trenton, and the cry ts still they come. A national convention of Catholic societies will ‘be held in Newark next Washington’s birthday, Business !3 taking a bright look up in Newark. A morocco factory which has stood idie for twelve months wiil reopen in a few days with 100 hands, The annual report of the Lighthouse Boara asks for an appropriation of $10,000 for rebuilding the keeper’s house at Tucker's beach, and $6,000 for repuilding the crib work at West Beacon, Sandy Hook. Detective Stone, of San Franctsoo, took his de- Parture thither last evening from Jersey City, having in custody John H. F. Hannon, who ts charged with embezzling $4,000 from the Califor- mia Southern Coastwise Steamship Company. ‘The proposed construction of the Erte ship canal from the North River, beside the Pavonia ferry te Provost street, will be commenced without delay, and will give employment to about 1,000 laborers. This will prove a great benefit to the working Classes during the winter season. At Gwing’s Corner, Cumberland county, a day or two ago a large bird was observed hovering over a flock of sheep, and finally made a descent ice | talons into the fecce, kntgey eget to fy away with ite Br when the contents of a shotgun were lodged y the owner of the nee in the body of the It proved to be an eagie and measured seven feet six inches ! from tip to tip of wings and two feet nine inches from back to end of tail, Charles Conroy, the man who stabbed Anthony J. Comstock, a special agent of the Post Office De- partment, some time ago, as the latter was taking him to jatl on a commitment of Commission Whitehead for sending obscene puplicatio through the Post Office, pleaded guilty to felonious essault and battery in the Newark Mr. Comstock was present in court, and carries an ugiy Scar across the left cheek, which will disigure him for life. The Court announced that Conroy’s sentence would be pro- nounced next Monday. _ POLIT AL. ‘L OPPOSED TO THE REPEAL OF THE LEGAL with the great the undersigned pendent club, L Al Tender act and in favor ot eniting West are requested to call at the office of for the purpose of forming an inde TOMLINSON, 71 _FINE ARTS. YALL AT THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING BS- /TABLISHMENT, in the Herald Building, and gee our Printing done prez. s4 Coe A VALUABLE OIL PAINTING, REPRE- truck by Lightning,” painted by Robert ©. wilson, an English paiuter of the seventeenth oon tury. roadway, room 127. To be ‘seen at 1s? East Fiity-fourth st. first floor, FU RNITURK, PRIVATE FAMILY | LEAVES ‘a FOR EUROPE will sell, for timmeditate cash, al! their elegant Househo!d Furniture, in Jots to suit pure Magnificent Steinway 4 Son Planotorte ham & son, rn cost $1,000, tor $275; rich larlor Suits tin; Turkish Suits, in’ reps; Centre Tables, cel Mirrors, fine ‘velvet Sarper, Bookcases, 80) volumes Books, Ane Oi! Garred Bronzes. Lag Chatrs, Lounges, iower Stands. Lace Curtains China and silver 20 Bedroom Suits, Dressing Cases, Bedsteads, Bureaus Sfashmands, Commodes, ‘Shaving Sands cured hale Mattrossem spring Beda, C 50 cents per yard; Corner and Book stands, Bedding,” &e.; also basement and kitchen Furniture; Extension Table, fine ini Buftet. cost $300; Chairs, in leather. and a fine team matched Carriage Horses, gold mounted Harnes one fine Coupe Horse, Can be seep this day da private residence 120 West 2:d street, near th avenue. A: =WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS POR Ps Furniture, Pat are id Bedding, at B. M. CO! PRRTHWATL #108 too and bl Chatham atreot. Am immense stock ite iow pric A Cost PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL MAGNIFIOEN® lided gatin ‘Orocade Grand Duohest Parlor ‘Sait, 75; Mane Antoinette, at yO Chamber sult, cost + wall it its, $35 up; Carpets, Pianoforte. ate Library Purniture;: @sacritica, 13 West Twenty-elgnth street, ar Sixth avenue. MAGNIFICENT TURKISH PARLOR SUIT, COST $430, for $125; to. reps and haircioth, $33; rose- wood Pisnoforte, cost $280, Carpets, 0 cents Privaie Tesidence Mt Base 2h "arrcek, ‘Sear PRIVATR FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY, WISH to dispose of their Household Furniture, at's sacri- fice, Parlor palit, Cost $600 tor $200: es ing halr 20 “pining Farnitire Extonsion Tanie. chatray Buffet, Turk B Ohare, ronze: Siverware, ‘Cal at private residenc ‘Iwenty-third street SECOND HAND AND three-ply and Im A UeTION, NOTICE —GOOD - mist Carpets, Engtis! rs rain, very cheap, auction, at the old place Mz fror ulton street, side entrance 1CK FOR IMMEDIATE CASH.—PRIVATE family will sell, viz.:+Parlor Suit, cost $650, re $200; do., $10; Library and dining Furnitare, 7 FB ge stelnway Pay iartes sho Turkish suit. $100; Bedroom: Seis. 860, Bedsteads, Mattressess, Rep Suits, $35; Prune aoe paintings; Bron ‘ast de’ sold $00 “¢ &e. Call 4 three days at private residence 210 West 2ist st, (aRrErs, ‘5 j Pata Bods, Bediling, &c, Payments taken by the week Sr month, Terms LY & CO., corner of’ et and Rint avenue, D*seak, # yCOCHR: 132 AND Ud WHet Twouty-thind street Parlor Che and Dining Room i ture Se eS tursish aad, Ly janial aay Ghaire; Fancy Poot Rests, Easels, Work Tables, ac. ; reduce: prices PeRstroRE AND HOUSE FURNISHING, Monthly Payments. Ponehy: ramets on} GEORGE | Aw we roadway. 1O0D SECOND 4 ‘ARPE sizes and rich pecan and tngrain, very cheap. ‘street, side entrance. yg Hit MBTROPOLITAN PRINTING Es Bat T 28 hy isso fin tor alt inde op ertaie iti caeuat ‘ora tvens rand * | moderate vrices