The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1875, Page 9

a NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. Central sevens, 102%; New ‘York Central sixes, 1883, 100, Harlem, first, sevens, coupon, 100% & 110. Wabash equipment bonds declined to 35 a 40, Nortn Missouri, first, 84. Ohio and Mississipp!, seo ond, 81}. Central Pacific, gold bonds, 934, & 93% ; do., first, San Joaquin branch, 8434. Weatern Pa- cific advanced 1 per cent, to 85. C., 0. andl. U., first, 68, Albany and Susquehanna, second, 103. Wabasn, frst, 89; do, consolidated, convertible, * STArk BONDS. These were generally stronger, some of the Nortir and South Caroling issues showing an advance from % to % per cent, Old Tennessee sixes, ex- coupon, however, weakened 1 per cent, and gold at 51, Missouri sixes, due in 1876 a 1877, advanced to 98, Virginia sixes, deferred, were steady at nx. ‘a PRODUCE EXPORTS. The exports of produce from this port for the Week ending to-day are $4,224,416, against $4,505,705 for the corresponding week of 1874, and $4,454,423 in 1873. The total exports since January 1 are $8,473,655, against $9,414,390 in 1874 and $7,968,829 in 1873, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TurEspay, Jan. 12, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A, M. 600 she SEM S RE.sS Hy i | Se ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Generally Firmer at the Close. GOLD UP TO 112 5 ‘Money xasy on Call Loans at 2 12.2 a 8 Per Cent. "RAILROAD AND GOVEXNMENT BONDS FIRM FVALL STREET, } TuEspay, 3x2. 12—6 P. M. The stock market to-day was alwrnately weak and strong, but closed firm. A dispusition has been shown to take advantage of existing low prices, and @ feeling 1s very general 1avorable to improvement, if or no other purpose than to en- courage despondent brokers and invite to the street afresh element, There are, of course, ex- ceptions to the rule; for, judging from the past, it seemed to be a desire for speculative purposes to depress certain stocks and to advance others; but the prevalent feeling to-day, carefully ob- serves, was strongly sympathetic with every advance. Western Union opened at 15%, advanced to 76% and ended at 76%. Pacific Mail, under the stimulus of speculation, which apparently responded to the news from headquarters concerning the changes contem- Plated and not entirely made, opened at 34%, ad- vanced to 35%, and closed at the same price. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 25 a 26% a 25. Erie began at 2954, moved up to 30, and closed at the opening price., New York. Central sold at 20134. Rock Island opened at 103} and ended at 102%. Northwest common sold at 45)¢ a 46% & 46% a 45% 446. Union Pacific opened at 87%, ad- vanced to 87%, went down to 37%, and closed at 813. St. Paul sold at 3734 a 37% 0 8744 @ 87%; the preferred stock opened at 58%, advanced to 5934, | and closed at 59g. Ohlo and Mississippi sold at 31%, down to 30}4, and closed at 31%. Wabash | advanced from 17 to 18%, and ended at 18. C., Cc and I. ©. sold at 88 8% a 9% B9%. It ‘was generally understood that Mr. Eckert, one of the several superintendents of the Western Union Telegraph Company, has re- signed his position for the purpose of entering the service of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com- ; pany. The representatives of the company are 80 mysterious, however, that it is difficult to de- scribe the circumstances under whicn tue oficial takes his departure. THE SALES. The business of the Board to-day amounted to 229,000 shares, which were distributed among the leading stocks as 1ollows:—New York Central and Hudson River, 100; Erie, 15,700; Lake Shore, 18,700; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 200 ; Northwestern, 21,700: 100 shs Sp M Coal.....c @ bp wast 4) nel, cuts eS SSESEEEEE Sei SEESCUCCESERESEE Segoe: > eee 10:15 AND 11:30 A. $10000 U © 6's, "81, ¢.. $1500 U 8 5-20, ¢, '67, | Poon os 5&2, c, oo “s Northwestern preferred, 300; Rock Island, 3,100; 1 Pacific Mail, 27,800; St. Paul, 14,900; St. Paul pre- FIRST BOAKD10: ‘30 A, M. ferred, 600; Onios, 14,400; Western Union, 73,300; | S000 Ya. Os, def. ‘t is ween? S&MSRR.. 7534 Wabash, 12,300; Union Pacific, 20,800; .,.and 1. | Syytennosmes eve Si. 1400 a ., 800; Panama, 300. 50 6 a ke 105% oy HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— sith 100 N J Cen RR. Highest, Lowest, $0 Harlem 10135 og | NY 121% = 197% | dow Har 30 20% | Bo di spe raee |) Mayor 0 & none rei ribs | oUt bas. Northwestern preferred. 60 60% 60% | ie doe Rock Island. 10356 102% | 10000 oF 1, St Pittsburg.. 8836 883% | SLUG Pia Ce Ob Milwaukee und St. Paul 873% 87ig | 2000 Un Paé Ist... ‘Mil. and St. Paul pret. 59% Bale || Seoreges Ohio and Mississipp!. 3146 8034 | 20000 Un Pa New Jersey Central......106% , 107 3% | “8100 Pac 7's, ed by Del., Lack. and Western.1073¢' 107% Tow) Pac Rit Mo ist. Hse erie 81% 37% pa Gee 2. ee s . O. an Alby & us 2 Western Union ro coer, rs W ist ED. Atlantic and Pacitic Te! 26% 17000 Tol & W Ist i Pacific Mail...... Bay 25% 2000 Tol & Wab 24. Panana... ul ll 3000 Tol & Wab conc. 2000 i". Ht W de U Ist... 10000 Gt Western 2a ai iS | ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the figures at the close to- night, which show what changes have occurred since the close yesterday :— Advance—New York Central and Hudson, \;C., C.and i. ©., 3; Delaware ana Lackawanna,’ % $43 Hanuibal and St. Joseph, 4 ; Harle! Lake shore, 3; Nortnwest, comuion, and Mississippi, i ; Pacific Mail, 135¢ 3 Wabash, 1; Union Pacitic, 345 ; St. Paul, i 4%; Northwest, preferred, 34; i stern Union,” Se Techneesd antic and Pacific Telegraph, %. THE MONEY MARKET. The money market was easy, with large sup- Plies of capital offering, the rates on call loans being irom 23; to 4 per cent, Prime business motes are quoted at 53g and 744 per cent. Foreign exclange was very tirm, the prime nominal rates beitg 4.864 lor 60 days and 4.9034 for demand. The selling rates were 4.55% & 4.86 and 4.89% a 4.90. Continentals firm. Keichmarks, 9534 a 95%, io 14 5 3 Ohio | 3 Rock ‘sland, do. a3 Lot £96 8 iit bib 100 Tol & Wab RR... di 6 Chi, Bur & 50 Pac RR ot 23 Morris & Ess....... 1B 46 & bac Db... RR... THE GOLD MARKET. Bu Gold opened at 112%, but soon after commenced | ue to improve in price under the influence of large | 400 specie engagements made for to-morrow amount- | a0 ing to $1,100,000, and was firm Jater in the day at | 30 112%, closing at tne latter price, The carrying cd Fates were 2, 2/4, 2 and 1 per cent. Loans were | 2) also made fat. | io OPERATIONS OP THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. | 20 Gold balances... + $1,220,751 | 39 Currency batances... + 1,871,685 | 400 Gross clearanc é + 24,252,000 | 2 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. | By Currency exchanges. 75,553,161 | Currency balances. 8,643,641 | 2 Gold exchanges 6,162,985. Gold balances... « 1,840,369 100 shs Q M Co of. BO) AU LP sed Tel THE FOREIGN MARKET. Early London advices by cabie reported Erie Strong at 2744 i. nd tending upward with influen- Wal parties buying. Later tue price decjined to 27, but recovered and closed at 27'4a27%. The following are the last quotations:—Consols, for Money, 92% 4924; for account, 023; a 9244; old 1865 bonds, 107% @ 1073¢; 1867 bonas, 10734; ten- forty bonds, 10434 a 10434; new fives, 10314 a 103}, Erie, 27% 4 27}4. French rentes, 621 12440, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The receipts irom internal revenue to-day ‘Were $250,000; from customs, $248,000. The na- ‘tional bank notes received for redemption in ‘Washington tu-day amounted tu $600,000. The Sub- Treasurer paid out $417,000 on account of in- terest and $124,000 in redemption ot five- twenty bonds. The toval payments on account of the Jan- | Go wary interest are $12,104,000, The balances in the | United States Ireasury at the close of tusiness to-day were:—Currency, $11,578,655; special de- | ‘posit of legal tenders for the redemption of cer- tficates of depostt, $42,680,000; coin, $63,909,029, including $28,109,100 in coin certificates ; outstana- ing legal tenders, $882,000, 000. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bouds closed quiet and steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 117% @ 118; do. do. do, 1881, registered, 118% o 11834; do. do., 1881, coupon, 118% @ 118%; do. do. five. twenties, 1862, registered, 11434 a 115; do. do. o., coupon, 114% a 115; do. do. do., 1864, regis- tered, 116%; & 116%; do. do. do., coupon, 1864, 116% & 116%; do. do, do., 1866, regis\ered, 118 a SECOND BOARD—1 P. M. 1100 shs Pac M BB $5000 Ind, B&W Ist..be 2 50u ime RR. 4.0) Cen Pac g bds. so cen Pais i. be 140 C'F at, 6 0. suu0 Un Pac Ist. el i as 20m oft idie sores ae teh be : BUCCk 118} ; do. do, do., 1865, coupon, 11814 a 11834 ; do. do. te Fi do., new, 1845, registered, 11734 a 11734 ; do. do. do., Sed FY, e 1865, coupon, 117% @ 1173¢; do. do. do., 1867, reg- 18 200 istered, 1184 a 118%; do, do. do., coupon, 1867, Te 1 118% @ 118% ; do. do. do, registered, 1868, 118% a et a 118%; do. do, do,, coupon, 1868, 11814 a 118%; do, he % 10 o, ten-forties, registered, 11514 @ 115%; do. do. oe Ry do., coupon, 1154 & 115%; do. do., fives, 1881, 4 100 Fegistered, 114% @ 114% ; do. do. do., 1881, coupon, Pe 114% @ 114%. 11% 200 RAILROAD BONDS. ce in These were generally firm on good business, B4%q 800 a Which was spectally notable in Union Patific first | 1000 se é mortgages, which sold at 904 a 90%, a 90%. Union | 300 853 200 Pacific sinking fund at 81. Pacific of Missouri, fo 3 a M Drat, 913%. Pacific sevens, guaranteed by Missouri, | 100 853g 800 do. Advanced to 100, Milwaukee and St. Paul sevens, | $0 0° Secs Old, sold at 62, Chicago and Rock Island seven: 600 105)4. Milwaukee and St, Paul, first, Lacrosse fed wis Reb eae Givision, 89, Chicago and Nortnwestern consoli- | $0) ys 18 =. awae,, 2 dated, coupon gold bonds, 82%; do, consolidated, & 5% 100 . @dvanced to 90%, Galena and Chicaga. second, | 0 te iw 101%. Morris and Essex, first, 108). Michigan | #0 | Money continued plenty, in view of which mer- | in the absence of business. 0. Quoted at $1 65 a $1 Zo tor Eastern. a Agen uf G | sales were m de at BU)gc. a 313gc. for yellow Western aud | gua pbc Ory Porto Plata, 5 Oo dry ‘tampico. Southern. 12,400 dry Vera Cruz, 0) déy Matamor jexi- Broom Corx.—The market was quiet, but sendy ¢ at! can and Corpus Christi: tern | quotations as follows:—short green brush, 13c. a 1 andi Saninern: Western 2 | green hari, 12e. a lec. ; medium green, Lic’ a i8ce: re | and | Soutnern. * ‘Potal, 219,000 hides, 344 bales Cal- | eS | wud red tipped, io, # Lie. 3 utta cow aud 797 bale: Halo, Same | Bans anv Pxas.—ihere has been no change, in the | time 1874, 83,20 hides and 64 bales Last India; general | Marker wien. remained . qlee AS: SHS | same\ time sts) 14.30 hides and 366 bales Last Indt Auctions. We quote: Mediu me 15%; | same time 1872; 85,0) hides and 235 baies East India; | | ghou a i ame ven Pe ra good, $1 49 & | same time 1371 Fin. hides and 426 bales East India, | $100: Fro me, new, Spee We quote :—Buonos Ayres, dry, 21 Ibs. a 24 Ibs., «4c. | Mou: | fair to good, $2 4 $2 1); pea, new, a tevideo, 20 Ibs. a 23 bs. 2ie.; Corrientes 21 108. a 23 ibs, vy. prime. new. $4 15-4 $3" 25; green peas, new, | 230. a 2iigc.; tio Grande, 2 Ibs a Zz Ibs., 236. @ 230 $190 a $2; ‘white kddney,, choice, $250 a $260; white Orinoco, 2 ibs a 22 ibs, 2c.: Callfornia, 2).a 25 lbs., kidney, fair to zood, $2 a $2 25: black eve. peas, $3.Ua | 93520. Central ‘Ameri Sibs a 2 ibs., 2! Sail Ib 204g¢.; Matamoros Vera Cruz, 18 Ibs. doling, stained shall ‘be good deliveries under the it | lots on the spot, but quiet; futures met witha | fatr demand and ruled firmer, particularly for tne | | Petroleum was dull and nominally unchanged. Naval | stores were likewise. Metals dull. | but generally firm. | quoted at 6%<c. a 634c., and pearls nominally at 3c. | Moderately at steady prices; quoted at $1 for Kose: to ‘fair, 260, a 4 i peed Cr te Michigan, 1ubs, choice dalty Fre: We, a Se; do. | PERO re cares | do., food To prime, 2bc. do., ‘air to good, | ted; sierre Leone, 9 ibs. i 10 tu | 23e. a 25e,:, dow, firkin: Chole: 560"a G2 dons Ge TRAE Hibs Be. jeursen i to good, fortuern tilinols, Wiscobain and Be ar hey on xi: | Towa, tubs Shorea, Sen S2e | doy dow air to good, 2c | Can &en Rips, 1 a 12 iba. "Eiger, curency selected. drip bE rn ee Dry’ salied—Unill, 25 Ips. & 30 ADR, I8e. 5 Marantiain, fo. Ba Jr Chi & RT RR 1s, on” "Wana at quoted prices, and sold to the extent of 910 15 At & Pac ‘ei 2 20 au & See wie TS" $375 425 | 400 Hac Mail SS. 42a 47 | 0 do. 5Wa 525 55a 575 42a 475 5Wa 525 “ship 208 bh Kouad hoop Ohic, wane! naa be $78 |p Family . 6Wa 7H Bt Louls iow exira 5258 550 it. Louis, straight extra. 58a 600 | St Loulet chow double extn 6Wa 70 St. Louis, choice iam TO a 850 953 e flour, flue to super 4008 585 ithern, No, Nominal. 49. cow ork rT Nominal. - @outherf. ex 55a 625 Southern, famt'y 62a 8 gern meal, Wester! awa 400 Corn meal, Jerse; 42a 435 M. Li meal, pune at Fi Mba ncheons. 15 ae — Facific Mall... 87% | —Whoat was dail and eae fag Cara wala raich ial ad tet eit Miguel 5 in fair demand and steady, repor ickstlver safes of bushels at bic. a tio. tornew mixed. West- ero 89c. for new white aud yellow. Oats were in tmoderate dewand and easier. with $6,000 bushels sold at Gre.n O00 for mixed Western wad Biers, T0c. tor wh ite. WL Barley was quiet and unchanged, and the same may said of rye. a Faxiauits.—There was a moderate business reported he ‘ ML today in the line of berth troights nee steady Prates, was gens ry Chi RY tas 87% | Beyond their views; and businces ray retarded in cone seagenes, the engagements were :—To LAverneol. a4 .u)) Dushels weain at lia. at cotton at 9824.7 80) Hercos tard ‘ai Bom; & 09 b bushels grain at ded. stew woke” doe ‘at da Mo Bruwol,’ by 6 wie leks on [te lerms. lasgow, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON FIRM FOR SPOT AND FIRMER FOR LATE Sub pastels grain on be ‘ (RES”—¥LOUR DULL—WHEAT DULL 4 tobagcd | ito ‘cases sail, 10 cases 01 0 and 100 vate terms. The chat reg yee riers were—A Dui to ‘orto Alegro, with 1,500 bbis. flour, on pri’ i a'German bark, henee w ‘Bristol‘or’ Loudon, with 2.20 pole: of refined petroleum at 5s. 9d.; A German bark, ence to Bremen, with 4,800 bbls. of refined do. at ba Norwoka bark,'trom Baltimore to Cork or orders to CORN STEADY—OATS UNCHANGED — PORK NOMINAL—LARD EASIER—GROCERIES QUIET, BUT STEADY—FREIGHTS QUIET—-PETROLEUM DULL—NAVAL STORES NEGLECTED—METALS! ia alte Kingdom, with 2400 ‘te f yrain at Dir, WOOk READS Canes LOWER: Se 3d, 8 British bark trom dos toe bremen, with 300 ToESDAY, Jan. 12—6 P, M, | bbls Of refed vetroleuus gees 2d. ; @ German bark, 33) wns, from Wilmington to Stettin, with a tull cargo of Tosin, on private terms. Gonnixs,—Ihe market continued dull, and prices were quoted’ nominally unchanged as WS Domestic cloth, om the Age. a Udge. Byrney, Blac; a bags, Ize. Haw &xp June. We nave yet to note a dull and nomt- The markets were still dull and quite generaty irregular. Taere was very little pressure to sell, Sud, Consequentiy, no radical decline in prices, chandise was still held steady. On ’Change four Was dull and entirely nominal, there being no | movement,in lines. Wheat was dull and nominal | Corn was in demand and steady. Oats were steady. Whiskey easier. Pork nominal. Lard dull and easier. Freights were also easier, witn light offerings. Cotton was firm for nal market for ali descriptions of hemp, with the follow a ing quotations current:—American dressed at $275 for double, $220 a $230 tor single and aoe ai tor undressed. Manila hemp Gold, the latuer for choice; Russia clean at Roi’ ‘ttalan $270 & $28), ‘wold; sisal, was held with considerable firmness at 4c. Jute buits, although quiet, were firmly at currency, time, We note a sale ‘of 400 Dales at that Pi Hay aXp Steaw.—ihe movement in sipping continued slow, uoted at 7; hay but the demand tor retail quajiies Was iar and full current prices realized. Straw sold moderately at un, hanged pei Shit Gdc. a ie. 8, UC. a Me. ' | boc. 5 ptraw quoted ato late months. Groceries were quiet and unchanged. Wool rather quict, Asuxs.—The market was quiet and irregular. Pots SBULLPING MatERiats.—The demand for brick was mod- erate and prices for cargoes not essentially changed. Lime quoted steady at $l 10a $1 35 for Rocklana com- mon and $1 6 a $185 tor do. lump. Cements sold Ding. Be long rye: Se. & 5c. for short rye; S0c. a 6c. for Hors.—1 here has been ho ehauxe ti the market since . The démandpas been lightand contined maimy to lois ‘tor expo ewers purchasing spariugly and as their requirements demand. — We quote :—New York, ood to choice, new, 420. w 4c j,lsastertl, mew, Sc, a stern, new. 35c. a ‘s5e- Yeurlinss, 80, 8 ‘olds, ali growths, Se. a Loe. Cali- Tornian, 45, ib. Hipus.—ine market since our last has been moier- ately active and values steady. The receipt for tie week aggregate 43,422 hides and 40 bales of Calcutta cow, while the salés for the same period foot up 94.45) | ha The stock on hand this Gate, according to Messrs. Weizel, Wells & Co., As 1ollows :—J1 YN ary, Buenos Ayres.’ Entre ios, de IW dry Montevideo, & dale and $4 4 $4 50 for Roman and Portland. Laths Burrer.—There are no new features whatever to no- tice in the market tor butier: quan 22 ek alk Ib: 25 Ibs., zidge ampico, 2210s. a 24 bs. Ie. a 19hec the demand continues hight and principally tor tots tor tunmediace uso. Vaines | 4 were quoted ready vs:—tate dairies, fir- ea le, Pe. i ite bine. were | king and BSc. per, Ib. i sk . Ing. 28 Lo ; Bahia, 17 tbs. | ‘orto uy » Iv ibs. nz ‘and Curocao for ‘Rio Hache. ry and pickled, Yo prime, se. a 4o.; do.. common to tair, dc, a Piatt. | do hali’ firkin tubs, chaice, selected, 40¢ if ‘tbs wil Tha, enw i A irayeiy Fortan Pinte, { do., good to prime, soc, 3 nzibar, Whos ae Is, 1c. | Bie. ees do. Welsh do., prime, BOC. dO, eC. Bee i | gold, welected: Corpus Caria 22 ibs, a 251p | dianola and San Antonio, 21 lbs. a 24 Ibs. , aN ae Bua NE a Gar 19 woo 402°, | ton, 2. lbs. a 25 Ibs., 22%4c., and Western, "20 Ibs.’ 230 es ‘Winter’ made, SUC, Se Voatern Reserve | 2c: & 22 , currency, selected; Southern, 12 Ibs. a 1 ‘| 26 ibs. a Su Ibs., die, Bahia, 28 Ibs, a 29 Maracatoo, 30 Pern 24c.;_ do., do., common to tai and Indiana, firkins, choice, 270. 5 do., 10 omni to tal bs. 18c. sayanilia, 23 Ibs. . ca do., ioe to good, 2c, a | latamoros, 231b3. a 2c"; various niylen, ary Door, Iie. al ‘olls, Western. § Ibs. a A Ibs,,15c. & 3 tal to good, Reserve and ae 25c. a 27 ia, He. gol “selected ; pulied, of moment in the e purchasing liberally, but { | thet h coWuow Yurrent quotations | a oe : 0. kips, 1b Ibs. a 22 ibs., cH . is etry, Yan Jobbing trade, | fis, ‘ise, Lee. pki Tbs.a 7) [bs., Uc" a lle, ; New Fes fOk export, 17éc. @ 160.5 | Origans ia tbs, a 7) ts. ile. a 12c.; country and West . Arar se bog? ood, ae. a ern, Ey Tbs. a sult a bs. ic. it Orange couniy A dbs. for export. Ie. a La at do., tat do or Guietixa Gay thee Sow, 1 108. a 1 Ds, ue frags Se eeee Tse 10SGe. 2 de doe paar 1 rattt gO F904. do, dead green, cow, ¥1Ds, & 12% ibs,, 1c. 5 buflalo for export, $c. 8 10sec. do ‘dow poor to’fair, 40. a ic. | 10) 1ead green, cow. lbs, a 12%¢ lbs. Ise. 4 do. | bullalo, Michigan ana Wisco! pect ys tine. isc. a 1546 t ibs. te. " matua aoe 25 Ibs, a mehbore Donald t angeds We quoter—wolances shoes, Seinen” with: | , LkATiRE—Lhere was & Mooniuued gece demand for hemlock ic at steady prices, the stuck ts tainy as- ge af $2 che 25; sugar shooks, with heads, sch, | a’ $2.05; sugar shooks, with heads” soineh; #xted and shows no accumulation, We quote = # 10 a SEBV: Dox, shooks 75. a He. : rum whooks, | ————_ reno, 4 50: pipe rans $6 5) a $7; empty hogsheaas, $2 25 0 | Buenos Ayres. . California, Common Hide, 2.51; hoops, 14 tee ordinary to lvoe Wc. a 43¢.; EN ic. Sie. aie Be. pay hoops. 12 feet eeuineey, to prime. 8 30c. a 2354c. Coupacs was moderately dealt in and. not essentially bid changed in vaiue. ihe current quotations are as foi- | Good Maaitiagea 25! ae lows:—Manila cordage, size above 12-thread, lbe.: do., | Poor damaxed. — Buc. 2. 8 250. . a Ses huddle | bas for years controlled the ‘elegraph system of | issued firm, but m quoted at, 1OXe, 8 1030. for ews Ie. w Lidge. tor Stave, Time roug’ fax at $200 eon eresteg ott Tonacco.—Ihe market for seed leaf hi quiet during the _ three days, but t values benity no chany Wi we Gay tnagedort pales of 100 cases of sundry Kinds at trom It ‘80c. per Ib.. and 1,200 Crd of Onto, crop 78, on sera nee Kentucky leaf wi wiet, with sales of 30) bhds. at frou Tie'a De per os tangs Ee usual business was done at steady Sales $00 bales of Havana at trom 8c. a $1 15 Pr jttow.—The market was firm, unt s mand. Bales, about 20,00) bs at4 Isic ra deena Ib Woo..—There has bee a fair demantdartig the past three days and values ruled steady. excepuug Yor tall Calitornia, which was a trifle of. Th ; na 10,000 Tow OX Tae OMG fleece at Bee oat 0 Ie ol XX dos 1.500 Ibs. of ‘medium Heese at . ts) bs of Mrisconatn fleece at Sic., 1.000 II of fi lunwashe1 “Western at 100" Ibs Yof iow Cy ‘of unmerchant- 1,700 tba of 7” ‘ole an. “baiiornine at it 2c. burry do. at 23360, 7.000 | 1a, of aul Caistornts at see ty Of sdper do.'al'soc., "6,000 Ibs of scoured Caliiornaat 72i40., #4 bales of super pulled, 48 do. of Nevada, 6,000 bs. of fall Calitornia, 19 bales of do., 17 bags scoured do., Shaxw extra pulled, 40 bus black do., 2.20) tba of Kaci, 6,\0) Ibp. of Wester’ Texas ‘alla all on private terms. Waisxxy.—Receipts, 964 he murket was quiet, ata further decline ot vag gation. | We note Malbec bbls at vie. per gallons also 100 bbIs. of alcohol at 9%6c., and 1Uypbis. do. at 95) DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyzston, Jan. nd; middiing, hot 12, 1875. “Net re- Cotton firm; good dema: Bxports coustwise, 89. gets, 1.368 Bales: gross, 1 1,877. Sales, 2,600. Suck, New Ontxans, Jan. 12, 1875. Cotton steady and sammaneees middling, I#%c. Net Teoeipts, 5,059 6.742, xports—To Great ir a 5,433 5 Bales, 640. Siocs, Monitx, Jan, 12, 1875, Hing Ge: tow. ilddiing, 1374 als Net Te to trance, Cotton active ; mi: Be ordinary, 13) bal rent bal. pales, ye ris—To the Continent, nage Stock, 75,045, AVANNAH, Jan. 12, 1875, Cotton frm: middling, rien Yow middling He ood ordinary, 1344. Net receipts, 1,340 Dales. ixports- fo tne Gonneut, 683; Soustwise, 87." Salen, 160k. Sock, Unsicago, Jin. 12, 1875. Finny andy, nominal Wheat steady ‘No. L spring, I2hec. ; No. 2 do., b8gc. cash; sXe. February, Bye a SIC. March, Corn oyened tirm, put closed dull o, 2 mixed, Goiee, February: 71%. a 7 Oats in tair demand ; No. February, Rye un- 3,No. 2 spring, $1 25 a $1 30; oFk duil and declining, at close mn of the decline was recovered ; once $18 62 cash. $18 8) a $13 82 February, $19 10 March. ued lower, in tair demand at lX30c. cash, 13.45e. February, 133jc. March, Bulk meats in fair demand at a decline ol c. all round; shoulders, 64gc.; short mb midJies, 93sc. ; ort clear middies, ¥4c., alt loose, spot iskey Mendy atvilge, Atthe cull of the board i" atternoon wheat was tirm and higher. 8'c. a 80},c. February: corn firm, 663¢¢. tt declining, $t fi Zac. & G6c., Cash ; ys rejected firm, 61 No. Silo. $1 10a $1 16 porta do. nA Dbis. ‘wiieat. Flour, oats, 10,000 co. 5 EUROPEAN M/ MARKET. Lonpow Propuck MARKET.—Lonvon, Jan. 12—Evening.— Bob use core, ow d Couminou rosin, 6s. 1 68. 3d. per ewe nee ee! NANCIAL, WE APPROACHING END UF A ONCE POWKRFUL MONOPOLY. New Yous, J To tx Epytor oy Tue Henazi seal fact oon itis high time the itention. Of the public and the press was directed vo the larce and oppressive monopoly that this country. ‘The telegraph is the most important agenc: of the Commerce of our times, and itis ot the first im: portance that its service should be rendered at the low- est cost consistent with a tair remunePation upon the true and necessary outlay of capital involved. So. tar from. this being” the case, nearly ‘the ‘euiire. tele: feniae of the country has been — absorbed one mammoth corporation, which, — feeling its monopoly,. has igsued an enormous ck tor merely nominal considerations, and demands that its ousiness shal) be conducted at rates that will leave an eight or ten per cent dividend upon itarocklessly “watered” capital It is probably much wthin the truth to say that $12,500,000 honest outlay would provide a system of lines as extensive as that owned by the Western Union Company and much better equipped; and yet that corporation has encumbered itself witn a capital stock of $41,0,U00, besides u round bonded debt oon brings up its paper capital to close upon $60,000,000. Let us see how this moustrous shaw has been igen ted :— Seventeen years ago the Western Union had a modest capital of $58,700. ight years later the stock had ex. panded to the magnificent proportions of $22,000 000, of which $3,322,000 Was issued in the purchase of comp: lines, while near'y $18,.40,U00 wus issued ins dividends. What actual value this enormous dilution may be supposed to have represenied can be judged from the fact that the stock 3 not then worth in the market 25 cents on the doliar. ‘this, however, was the first atiempt to spread out an immense paper capital which should hereafter afford a plausible pretext tor imposing on a public an oppressive tariff of Its step toward monopoly was Umted States Company, for purpose Sine at of stock was issued, an amount certainly five times) the true value of the pve na Next came the absorption of the American ‘elegraph Company. The siock of this company was almost as much initiated as thit of the Western Union and amounted to $3,833,100; and yet to procure the line, and thereby remove the one remaining obstacle to an ab- solu’e monopoly, $11,333,100 of Western Union stock wag to sccurs possession of the line. ‘This is the in- } fated thing that our railroad king has taken under his | wing, supposing, apparently, that the charm of his name will lead people to believe there is something solid about it. If sir, Vanderbilt can be sure of shutting off all opposition, he might possibi, succeed | in the decias | ration of il avidenls even upon this prepostetously atered” capital; but, ag on | who pat uently use the telegraph al | a large a, uss expense, Lama anxious to know whether | he is t ermitte ressive tolls from Uhl oat the pul ait hat are eeatal Br slblé tn permitted Is it a pos- tug that he can be loi to chai je sane gervice out ne atts ap more fac torily to the public with an outlay 0 out 9) Byte cre pen te mot tun itis possibte, Mato | the strongest of all may’ bo necded 10 det jon | ten millions that ma ne flated monopoly wii tainly be soon to ing. The Atiantic and factfid, which, from small bemnnings, | has cradaally extended ‘i as now ompete closely with Union on tne leading routes of trade, is an iustration of ricked. d and 9thread, 4 inch and 5-16 inch diaineter, 16c, inter —satght Dagks, inch diameter, 1539c.; pay ro e dc. ; lignt crop, | 383c. Dole rae pavun, lower) ao Bbc. a 356 a and nts nee. tarred ftp over ©) 33c. 7 ine tarre: janila yaro, : ro] sizes fc. a 28c., rough ow! ze. a 3 hg A above Usthread, les, do... éthread and "Bonet iF a tn 12-thread, 3g inch, and hay ro} 2394 MoLasses.—Foreign grades remained neglecte: A nd Cordage, a 26 bove i2uiread, Bee were quoved nomitially y it Boies a Sic.: middle crop, steady in value, Domestic met | and Sthread, og and 0-16 inch, 130; yr with a continued tair jobbing demand, with sales toot- inch, and hay tone. 12ige.. and Husnis Golr rove. ide. | ng up 750 bbls. of Sew Urleans at ly figures within | cash. | our quoied range. We quoie:— ube, ‘centritugal ana Corrox.—The demand for spot cotton was moderate, mixed, ssc. 3 pits musco- a Soc.; do. clayed, sé. vado, refining, ‘a 42c.; do. do. ‘Grocery, 40s a Porto Ikico, tc. a ie. ; glish Islands, 380: ads. New Orleans, 566. a 67c. | Naval stones. The market for spirits of turpentine | continued dull and uncuanyed. Merchantuble order obtainable in round lots at 3o4gc. ale of 30 Dbis. from hart was inade at 36. The Market ior strained rode was dull and nominal; quoted at $2\5a $2 1 for com- and in no part. from exporters, except ina tew special cases, were forced purchases made, exporters, of course, reiusing to operate with the Liverpool market a rthing cheapcr than ours. Holders were firm notwith- | sianding and demanded full prices, offe At quotations, Future deliveries open: vanee,. ‘Tuts improvement was subsequently lost, owing to larger receipts, (he market continuing to decline, and 1-l6c. under the last prices of the ing sparingly % 1-160. and closing wea mon to good. the finer grades were held as previousiy | day vetore. Following are the closin Quoted. | Tar and pitch were not deait In, aud quoted | January, Ibe. nominal; February, 15 Uominal at late published figures. 5 15 13-160. a 16'21-320. vus.—The market for linseed ruled nenay, | ¥, 16 11-16e. a 164.3 Augus under @ good jobbing demand; quoted at 77: | hange at three o'clock held a meet | a i8c., in casks and 73. a 7¥c. in bbs, im lot | ring resolution was passed, without, from ‘crushers’ hands. Lard oil was firmly held at | n, ag a recommendation to the Board of | $i 10a $1 15 for present make. Menhaden was held with | 18 — more confidence at 42c. tor sound. Cotton seed oil ved, Thatin the opinion of this meeting the das tollows—45e. a 46c. for crude, 3c. 9 Sic. for | uote Hinits of the delivery of stained coiton under rule 21 fen should be between the grades that have been designated by the Glassitication Commuitee, ood: oruinary ed, strict good ordii good middling and that grades of higher color better than low 4 summer yellow, 6Uc, a 625,c. tor do. winter do., tor winter white. Sperm ani whale oils Were rather quiet, aid unchanged, excepting tor crude sperm, whicn was firmer. Srerin quoted at $170 tor | crude, $19 tor natural winter and $179 tor bleached. | Whale—toc. a 67c. for norihern, 63c. a 65c. tor southern, . 4 70c. for natural winter and 7ic. a 73c. for bleached. resent contract, and that their relative vaiue when de- vered shall be uscertained by the daily quotation of the Bank cod paoted, at Grigc., domestic do. at We. a dyse. same.” Neatsfoot, Now. ‘This resolution admits a8 good delivery on a PetTRoLkUM.—Phe aaateet for refined was dull and un- | contract, of 100 vaies, 100 bales of tinged or “creamy” changed. Obtainable at 12/gc. for delivery balance of | cotton of any gr: rade better than low iniddling stained, month. “Crude, in bulk, quoted at 6%¢., cases at L and contlnes the delivery ot low middling stained, good ordinary stained and good ordinary stained’ proportion ot 20 per cent on every contract ot 100 1 course, in passing on stained cotton the Classi Committee, as heretorore, will class down one grad The following are to-day’s statistics. We quote cotton quotations based on American standard of cites. trict T7ye,, and ‘naphtha atv. tor cliy, “tile. Nila the market was dall and @ominal, with refined qu Ize. for delivery balance of ‘month. The creek m Kets were generally firm but quiet: quoted as follows 2 5 Sy tuners, 1 40; Kouse- 3 $10 Petroieum ‘osntee, L 25 a $1 3); Se ibe: Parkers, $1 12, and ‘United, Bi 25 4 fieation) -— | $19) Immediate Shipment.” Alabama, New Orleans, Teza PRovisions.—Kecerpts—Pork, 450 bbls. : beef, 246 pack- Ordinary.. 123g 123g (2 es; cut meats, 2,136 do.: lard, 1275 bbls and tierces Good ordinary 1383 rr rr 70 kegs. The market {oF mess pork was dull una Low miading. 1455 MW% 1 nominally quoted at $20 r J , $20 for Febru: 15s 15; ary and $20 124¢ for M. - " Sacone-the market was 15: 158g It firm, but Femainod quiet; sales 240 boxes short clear. 16 16} 164 soarrive, at lle. ; 75 boxes cliy tong clear at 10%c., Weste GH 1684 18 wR 16% | Tong clear quoted at 10%. Dressed hogs were dull, with | on standard of classincation in foros | ity quoted ats%c. and Western at Sic. per Ib Beer— | —Qu September 1. in aualiry not more than haifa grade, above or below 874, and on upland cotton in swre running | ‘The market remained very quiet, with sales confined to jobbing parcels, which were Pluced at flgures, with- the grade quoted: Ordinary, 18; Rood. ordinary, ‘4c; ; the orange’ of our quotations, We quote:— strict ordinary, 144c.t' low middling, M%6.; 1 | Sl a $2 tor extra mess inspected, $1U 50 dling, 16%e. ; good middling, 1 ‘vhe sales were | 8 SUL for, suninspected, | $10 50 plain’ mess Day. Last Eo'g, Total. | inspecte hie im im upinspected, and tierced Export... 25 6) As oct at Seb $35 for indin mese ‘a $21.0 for prime Consumption. meas, and city extra India mess at $42 Beet hams were Speculation. 40) inactive, but quoted steadv within the range of $21 50 a — $4 Cut meats were firm, but the market quiet We ve Kyi to note sales of boxes dry salted shoul- | ders at 1%e., 00) pickled shoulders, ut 130. a So. 1400 ! moked do. ‘At Ye., 000 pickled hams at 1130. an ‘or loone pickled belie er ib. We quote:— Is, be Fickled shoulders Tye. a e.t stoked do., 93 ‘pickled hams, Llc, a lige; simdked do., 12%c. @ Ise. Lard—tor | Western steam the market was lower, but closed strong ist, 2 Af, the decline. We note sales of OW) ticr-ew spot at Lic. a ices:—January, 15 l-luc. a loge. 14'«c. ; 1,000 tierces, tor Jan fs ths 4,00 tere do. March, id Si6c. a id ia: | for Februnry, at 15%40. a Hicrs 2000. tefoes, tor March, at rite, a Beige. ;, Sune, | Mo..a lego. City Was also easier, With sales of 50 tierces sat | Rick.—The warket was quict except in a distributing Db. | way, where @ moderate trade was reported at steady prices. ve Mg rolind, 7c. @ 7390. tor _ Tic. | Bide for ihe. He, tor, prime, and S'40 0 for choices Louishs a, Tic, 0 Be, 5 Patity Ze, aise. + | Rangoon, 64c. w 60. ber ¢ Mansel lor raw eugar was very dull, and vaines, in the absence of important dealings, are inore or Jes} nominal. Kefiners are not disposed to operate, to the slow movement of their lade hy Th lings included 100 hhd: 138do. d —Cuba—Re Total, Fe J 15 9-160., 100 at 16%c.: July, 100 Total, 4900 bales. Grand total, 13.400 vales, Exchanye— 1 1b-sde. nge 200 March tor August. The jorward deliveries were as fol- 5 Februar, 15.54 ports were as’ toliow; New on ana, 6,055; Mobile, 1, owin) wary, 16. May. 16.17; June, The eo ips at the 1843 bal s. low grade at 8igc,, and dL do. sew Urieans iG nteri fair, 8) jor to common, gc. a tore onal jestor ; ) Wiimington, "340 rime, en a8) i r to gon Nortoik, Lust, New Fark, 88s? Bostob, 204: rhiagelphia, ritug 6, an 212. ‘Lotal, 14,762 bales. This day last week, 9,964, ‘his molasses, hdds. and day last year, 25,608, Ratws on cotton to foreign ports ciayed, boxes, Mer" aGldamoury by nant Sed steam, Me. ; by sail te ai: | c. To Hamburg, by steam, by sail, dc. To Bre- 3 b sal. ae. ‘campgened. ‘To Liver: 5c. 140, Porto | Das esc. ean bird stall Nos, 98: MA of | Corre —ihe oniy feature of i to note was the arrival of tho steamer Copormicus, with aout 22,00) br Rio and Santos. ‘This incroase in the stock may lead some transactions; but irom the present tone of the | # lower range of values will, no d Texas—Lagnt crop, | MSc; Rouge | bellies, 1: i} | over its past waterings of capi | for sale by id | Property; will the ease with wh tt ch this bubbje may be A young Page ane’ with economy, ig new and important patents, and leaving to the Wes‘ern Union thousands bf miles ‘of its lease productive line, could make handsome earnings, and yet compel such a reduc- tion in the charges of the monopoly as to make it mourn and render its divi- dends decennial if not invossible. °. My special purpose in calling attention to this matter is to induce the public at lirge to protect themselves against a perpetuation of the Western Union monopoly by giving all possible Se nt to competing lines, HEAP TeLEGRAPHY, A —CnTy CLAIMS < ania AND LITIGATION Conilucted, by an experienced attorney, without | any charge, 88 Successful; excellent reterénces. Ad- dress LA\ YER, box 4a ‘Post offic abuts CALLS * Stock Priviieges on all active stocks 1 to 11g from market on members of the New York Stoce Exchange. Our facilities tor executing orders for the purchase or sale of stocks or stock privileges are unequalled by any other house. We give all orders our een attendon, and guarantee sat- istaction, .xpianatory pamphicts sent free, , TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. No. 2 Wall st., New York. oe a ———-7— STRADDLES ‘AMO 000 1.0 $20,000, "TO LOAN aah peared or unimproved Keal state in this Clty oF Brooklyy, for term of years, without bonus. WILLIAM &. L ', 130 Broadway. ONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE; Mortgages cashed: Stocks, Bonds, Real Kstave, Furniture, &c., sold by auction, V. K. s 11 Pine street, or 31 Hast seventeenth street. SECURITIES FOR INVESTO! if YOU WANT ay OF sell consult W. H. WEEKS, Banker, 173 Tatormation free. No speculative business “$100,000. RHODE ISLAND BONDS WANTED; cash upon presentation. W. BH. Wists Banker, 178 Broadw: T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies; Mortgage and other securities. In urance of all kinds offected with best companies. J J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. _ 8 AND of PER CENT City and State Bonds, Railroad Bonds, City Railroad Stocks, ‘Also other choice Stocks and Bonds paying 10 to 15 per cent ata reduction below par, ALBERT HM. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street. N, B.—Investment Securilies our specialty 23 years, =DEFAULIED RAILROAD BONDS A SPEC and bought Aa So icouae a house of Stock Brokers and Aucti No, 43 Pine street, New York. Stocks and Bonds not dealt in at the Sew York Stock Exchange our specialty 23 years, NY STOCK AT EXCHANGE WILL BE PUR- A chased on Ps tat five per cent; privileges at close market prices; explanator: Poroulaes Wet aX. FROTHINGHAM Bw ‘STREET | aT RAVINGS | Ba ‘Wain reet and Bowery. Ge Yous, Dec. 15, 1874, TWENTY-NINTH DIVIDEND. whe Krasioos have directed that on and after Monday, January 18, interest at the rem ote pe per cent per annum be paid to ali deposi- tors thereto. Interest not withdrawn will be added to and will draw Interest as principal. af order A 2 Wall street. President. HARRISON HA) PER, im Eecretary: . DD. BA pipes 3 MADE, ag DaTE iKRESt From TANUARY L E* CUTOWS FUNDS oF SAD 10 LOAN—ON New York, Brooklyn, Westchester and New Jersoy also bily second and Leasehold Mort- gages. Apply to Executor, No. 6 Vine street, room 18. JPREEDMEN'S SAVINGS BANK DKPOsITOKS DE- siting an early adjustment of their claims by a re- Habie attorney. wil aur between | and § P.M. on THOMAS H. HARTW lassau sirect, New York. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York eity Mortgages, without, bonus Principals de- siring to BORROW OR a ea wig 4’ +4 GRANT ML Pine streot, M ABER Sewelr DiAMONDA, WATCHE! ry and Silverware, and the’ same bought, GEORGE CALLEN, Jeweller, 1,19 Broadway, near Twonty-ninth street, ECHANICS AND TRADERS ton, No, 283 Bowery, near Houston street. Interest Notice. A dividend at the rate of six per cent per annam has been declared, and will be credited depositors January 1, 1875, on all sums entitied thereto for the six months ahd three months ending December 31; al after the third Monday in January; interest not called tor will remain as a deposit wing interest irom Jan- uary 1; interest commens' January Lon deposits made now. ‘RED T. CONKLIN, President. H, ©. Fisnen, Secretar 3 ONEY. LOANED-ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, a, Towne and Hverwary,f and the same bought a ALLEN, Jewe ONEY vie on and mark abt, be extab- | ’ f this date 18 lished, as the sew buyers who seem disp@ed to operate d up as foll Goat—Keceipts, ¢ bales Bomba, are not inelined to pay gurrent quotations. We repeat | 4b bales era Cruz, and 63 bales Buenos, Ayres. the previous prices, though they are nominally Market firm. 19 ‘bales Buenos Ayres, 62 bales | Jower, with a. weak feelin generally eievaile | Curacon, 13 bales a bales Mexican. Deer— in pt, ordinar cargoes, lice | Receipts, 3 bales Balize, $5 bales Vera cruz, and 3 3 aon the a a 19 ee ¢ prime | pales dom Market more active at sight conces- Bios datecinn Sings tor iota tice. c. a TSalos--15,00) Ibs. “Angostuta, S00). lus, ‘Puerto ernment bags, | Gabello, 24,000 Ibs, Central American, 2,700 Ibs. Sisal, lon, 190, a 2! | 2,000 Ibs. Payta aud 1,20) Ibs. Matamoros. av quote :— 204g. ; Jamaica, lie. | Goat—Tampico, Matamoros, AF Vera Crus, tan Toe. 6 We eeiaen azo; ‘Savaniila, It, | 92 a oa es Cara om, Bae. can, 19. 0 ch, ‘atna, each, maiko. 6 @ 10%e., gold, sixty and ninety “hwo oa -, OU Oey oun ann urn ~RecagePew, 11.740 phe: whea Vyas, d0o.; Guaten 19,740 bushels; corn, mn, 74. oops, me meal, 500 bbls, an han Saar, We: Gunperone. Ngee at ba he ae Oat bute agi aad prices were nostra, ‘db; “and” Matacic brigrto Mee | ie | 4 AN 04 UE. firey ominal, with repor! les of 710) bbls. at ike ‘arrency. aaesidety cbbrhsnccte thebsSe prices quoted. ‘Southern flour was sasier, with 750 bbia —The market for linseed was inactive, a1 bold. ofigus remams unchanged. Cyrn meal was values ia the absence of sales uomigal Clover was 1,19 Broadway, Rear Twenty-ninih gireet, SAVINGS INSTITU: | FINANCIAL. pn en A RR ‘OBTH BIVBR SAVINGS BAN Corner Lighth ay. and West Thirty-fourth street. Dividend—A semi annual Dividend at the rate of six per cent per anuum on ali CY from $5 to $5,000, will be paid on and after January 18, Money deposited on or “ig the 20th of January, will draw interest irom January Bank open daily from 1) iS ‘M. toS P.M; also om Hen, day, Wednosday and Saterday evenings from 6 eloc! UOPER, President. James 0. Baxwerr, Secretary. FPEUST FUND OF $150.00 TO LOAN—ON CITY AND Brooklyn real estate, Parties desiring loans wilt find it tp their interest to make early application. No bonus charged. 0, G. BENNE?, Ul Broadway, room B. RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—ON LONG TERMS, op New York or Brooklyn improved or un improved Froperty: Second and Leasehold Morteagen wante HIPMAN & MBRSEREAU, Union Butlding, 52 William street. a NION DIME Savings BANK, Nos. 95 nal street, corner Laight. Open daily. foes W to id Monday evening, 5 to 7. Assets, over eleven million dollars. s Surplus, one million doliars Six per cent interest alowed. Money deposited on of before January 18 will bear intorest irom January 1. A dividend at rate of six per cent per annum has been de~ clared, payable on and after em ee N. J. HAINES, Presiaent. G. 8. Carty, Treasurer. T. Py ) Akmour, Secretary. _ ‘ANTED—BY MANUFACTORY OF STE. STEAM ENGINES V Address JOHN, 1,812 Esto ESTER “COUNTY FIRST MORTGAGES puburcliased at, a ‘ discount; $20,000 to loan om, ity erty, in sums to sui city iuproved prop AB. HOWE, bc 5% Pine atreot. BY OWNER OF A PROPRIETARY AR of great merit, well established, addiuonal 100; profits large. Address W. 'J., box 186 ce, capital 8. Merald tt $4.00 —A RFSPONSIBLE MAN WANTS TO BOR. Jersey: repayments monthly. '« row this amount on chattel mortgage in New Nv box 157 Herald office. Address INTEGRILY, $2000 Bore serrosrerBEr, GOQD, BuCOND Mortgag:s on improved eity Property. No agents need app!y. Address, wath terms and particulars, INVESTOK, Herald office. 3.0) 0 WANTED—TO EX!END AN RSTAB- PAI ished od paying manufacturing bust- ness which will be investigation. Address B. & W., box 133 Heraid ollie — DESIRING TO $5,000 fnved stout not tail to investigate an op- I & wit portunity seldom me he VAN ZANDT, 81 Cedar street. WANTED—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, ON property near Whiie Rati Westchest Ts Tera Smale no brokers. dress PR Heral ce. MORTGAGR box Iss $8, 000. FOR SALE—A SECOND on first cliss improved Property in New: KN. J.; margin Adcress H. B, 2. Dox 1,5) Post ollice, New York. 0.000 “As fED—FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS, l on 25 acres (unincumbered) in West- ghester county. within 1¢ wiles of Grand Centrat wiles Property worth $30,00); the interest tor the term will be paid ip advance, rer W.. ‘t. P. Ford & Go, @& Liberty street, New York. $20.000 rarer oe TWO OR THREK ars, atten per cent interest: bonds- man Al; aniply secured by real estate to eh beariny bonds. apniy to &. PAUK DAVIs, No, 8 Pine street room Il, in TO LOAN—IN ONE St Of WILL $90.00! + CAFE divide to uit, on Now York City Prop, Pey._ Only principals need apoly to J. 6. CLINTON, 40 Bast Bighteenth fairest __COPARTNEN tips. LEXANDER HARGREAVES GROWN, OF RICH toni ill, near Liverpool, and John Edgar John son, ote of Haye this day, been, a an partners in our houses in this country and England. ipien BROWN BROTHERS & UO, New Youx, Jan. 1, 1875. PBSVLUTION.—THE COPARINERSHIP HERETO fore existing under the firm name of Limburger Brothers has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Ail claims will eted and all debts paid by Lim- burger & laidor. HBNRY N, LIMBURGER January 6, 1575. EUGENS 'b. LIMBULGER, XCELSIOR IRON WORKS, toot of East Fourwenth street, New York. The firm of Barnet, Jackson & Company is this day dissolved by mutual ‘consent Guberc J. Burnet ani George H. Jackson will sign aJountly tn Linaldation. JAMES. J. BURNET, GH URGE HS ACKSON, GILBERS J. BUK, JONATHAN B. JACKSON. Dated New Yonx, Jan. 6, 18/5, HAVE ADMITTED FROM THIS DATE MR. MAX Wertheimer as a pariner in my business. pad aa . WILLIAM COHEN. Naw Yore, January 1, 1875, The undersigned have this day formed a copartnership under the frm name of Win. Cohen de Co. tor carrying the love business. Hk, bsnl gah MAX WERTHEIMER, RR VB re BECOMES A PARTNER ur tir i m this er TE TUY LEK, WARTLEY & GRAHAM. New Your, Jan. 1, 1575 OTICE OF COPARTNERSHIO. We have this day tormed a copartnership unter the firm name of Linburger & Isidor, and will conunus the manufacturing of hats and HESky"s aw ta Sa oOe: st KGB” RIED ISIDOR, BUSINESS 0 OPPOKTUNITIES. — rates based npon a capital of nearly fifty millions when | | nue, Wil A. TAppITIONAL GabtiaL PROCURED FoR more ‘chants, j fianzfucturers and others; Mining In- terests, kc. Nzoliated ; Real bstate exchanged tor Bust poss. eons ‘with capital secking busiuess advised of pI Fovi opportunities rahe ha mfp lee Sab a a pegs roadway; Erastus Titus, Esq., Grae cor nt 283 Washington strect, &c. GRIGGS & CABLE} an Business Brokers. % B: ir '. A PERSON, WITH ABOUT $10,000, CAN SECURE ut A @ permanent and profitable business; such an op- portunity cannot azain be met with in city clse- where. Adare BUSINESS, Herald office. FIRST CLAS OPPORTUNITY—FOR A MAN WITH some means, to start a confectionery and restau- Tant, in centre ot business portion of @ ei York; but one restaurant in the place; doing a of over $100,000 per yeur; building new; location SF lesirable: rent moderate. For artivalars address F ce. business ITY, box 2,021 New York Pos 'TLEMAN OF GOO) BUSINI ENCE and some capital, whose health requires aie to live in Europe, wishes to make arrangements with some good house as buyer or ageni on salary, commission or a Hone eral interes WARD USINESS OPPORTUNITY.—A GEN- gral variety, Stationery, Toy and News Depot, in a good locality? extablished over 2) yeai joing, dood business; sold only on account of ‘ul Realth. in quire for BECK, at Earle’ 's Hotel. ‘A SAE, LEGITIMATE MANUFACTURING INDOOR fast eae pepcitiall cad CoN ee ae 2 per ceete list starting; Do possible risk. Send your real address WO MANOFACTURER: Herald mice. >” A LUCRATIVE CASH JSINESS: around anywhere for a man with a tew hundred jollars; a monopoly and strictly legitimate; a hand- xome ineome If managed Property; imvostigate “person- ally. 335 Broadway, room 35. WOR SAL doing a business ot from $5i annum, with machinery aud Rares and’ mail appurte- nances. Adi gps with real name, BUXMAKER, box 2a Herald off WILL LEASE MY OLD LIQUOR STORE, WITH use of Fixtures, complete License all paid, 5 years, oF take a eats man as partner that can manage the buai- ness, AG ly at corner of Taylor street and Wythe ave- SRS OF SPECIALTIES OF MERIT 4 ANUF! N in Arrange with advertiser to imtroduce their owls in California on commission, or as agent, or will purchase. Address, by letter only eo persona! appli- cation entertained,,” 4. GOSLING, No. 1 Barclay street. MNEMOS Os 5) LADIES AND GEN|LEMEN CAN learn Dr. ELMORE’S Art ot Memory in six hours, and make a genteel, pleasant, lucrative Dusiness teach- ing it Gall at No. I Clinton piace. RETAIL BUSINESS AND PROPERTY—CORNER ‘tore and Stable for sale in Brooklyn: good investe ment: owner has other business, possesion at once. Address BUWLOIN, Herald Brooklyn | Branch sranch office, STAPLE CASH MERCANTILE HOUSE WANT & facreey firm name and particulars, raid office. HE YEAR business man, with $10,000, to take the interest retiring, partner; opportunity will be found desirable terms of sale considered ; association and satisfuctor the best. Apply. to GRIGGS & CARLETON, JTOCK, LEASE, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF & large Fancy Dry Goods Store on Eighth avenue, established 25 yoars and doing a fine business, for sale cheap or exchange for. eS TS city or near by comu- try Property. « RAY, 596 Sixth av. 0 PHYSICIANS.—A PROFITABLE OFFICE PRAC- tice (lease of premises), Instruments, Books and Furniture ior sale. & bargain, or would take partner having $2,00) and competent to take entire chat A biy personally at 249 South Thirteenth street, phia, or 147 East Fifteenth street, New York. HIT LEAD PATENT FOR SA LEE, MILNES Patent, No. 140,721, dated Me fA ior sale. Pare ties wishing to treat tor It p y ¥ Iettert rims apd pardeutars, to BRANDON & MORGAN BROWN: necrs and Patent Agents, $8 Southampton Builat Chancery tane, London, W. C., England, PARTNER, AMIED—A IN A elt Mi sIx eae established: no ‘competition: object, to en- Pe he same, rare chance for a man of business with some iheans; no other need auswer. Address, for three days, J. P. REYNOLDS, Leggett’s Hotel, New York, some means, 7 established and » grounds are extensi a all Kinds ot trust; fine soft water from natural Sorings are introduced into the houses: the oli unsurpassed ; vegetation ts in bloom the ar right kind oft man with some real estate an exchange for the above. Inquire of 13) Greene avenue, Brooklyn. ( agente) 7 ANTED—A RELIARLF MAN IN A LIGHT, PROF- itable basiness, with cash or good prope ‘4 parties who are not ready ‘or business need not «ppl Apply toL. AKE, 390 Fulton street, Brooklyn. rake WOULD GIVE grag rs ot their Ales on Sta < ry capital to Wal a “ 00 How “MAN WANTED IMMEDIATELY, wits this Smvenh oe Eekee she reat exh 101 qu Ol Urede American Printing office, St Heoxman surest Great American 00 Q) 'rO $10,000.—PARTNER WANTED—TO $5. jufacture ‘ee controlled by lett pawnts sold bh: vine lenge: houses; pars eee erie oe oft $200 be incre: to any amount Oty Herald oftice, Particulars only on interview. $15. 000. =A REEL ABLE, TRUSTWORTHY PER- son with this amount oan secure sm, fs ual Legg rd rofitable staple cash in inviatmens nts dari af basuem ‘tablished rie ee