The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, THURS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stocks a Trifle Firmer on Smaller Business. WALL STREET WITHOUT FEATURES Money Easy, Gold Steady at 112 1-4 and Bonds Firm, WALL STREET, WEDNEsDAY, Jan, 20—6 P. M. ‘The course of prices in the stock market to-day Indicated a somewhat improved feeling, the fluctuations not being so sharp aa usnai and the in- Quences less disturbing. Erie, Pacific Mail and Wabash showed the principal losses compared with closing prices yesterday; but these were not of an unexpected character. Sympathetic causes, anfavorable news, inherent weakness or @ heavy pressure by some bold operator may produce simi- lar effects on any stock; and hence, in view of the slight signs of improvement elsewhere recorded, «he market need not be spoken of discouragingly. THB RANGE OF PRICRS, Western Union opened at 74, advanced \, re- ceded to 73% and closed at 73%. Pactfic Mail sold at Sat the beginning, but during the day declined to 3346; It ended at 337%. Atiantic ana Pacific Tel- graph exhibited unexpected elasticity by moving Qp irom 233, to 25:4 and maintaining a fair show of strength at 23, at tne close. St. Paul was moderately active and sold at 37% a 38%. Wabash Geacended in the scale from 15% to 145, but re- covered to 153%. Hannibal and St. Joseph sold at 24a 2433. Union Pacific opened at 36%, lost 34 per tent in the course of business, but at the close re- covered to the opening tigure. Northwestern com- mon old at 44% a 45 and ended at 44%. Ubio and Mississipp! commenced at 23%, advanced to 293% apd ended at the opening price. Other changes will be tound in the tables follow. In analyzing the foregoing figares it is | but just toadd that if the same induences that | have been operated on the bear side were brought | to work in the opposite direction there are sev- | eral stocks woich would quickly respond to the | | | | | effort, and show favorably in behalf of scores of outside investors who have pinued their faith to a schedule of higher prices, AS the market has had B reagovable and profitable speculative decline why not let it obey afew natural influences and Ascend f THE SALES of the day amounted to only 184,000 shares, which Were distributed among principal stocks as fol- | lows:—New York Central aod Hudson, 3,700; Erte, | 9,400; Lake Shore, 35,400; Northwestern, 13,200; | do, preierred, 1,100; Rock Island, 8,890; Pacific Maul, 14,600; St. Paul, 7,300; do. preterrea, 800; Obios, 25,000; Western Union, 40,900; Wabash, 10,900; Union Pacitic,6,300; ©., C. and I. ©., 100; Panama, 100; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, $,400, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following tabie shows the opening, highest tnd lowest prices of the day:— Lake Shore. | { Wabash........ 155% 14% | Northwestern. 445g 45 4434 | Srarseatere preterred. et) 60 69% | Rock Island. 103% 102% | Cena. wy 89% 89% | Muwaukee aud St. Paul. 37. 386 37% Mul. apd St. Paul prel. 5836 69 5836 | Ohio and Mississippi... 48 a 29% 2836 | Del., Lack. and Western.108 108 108 Union Pacific... 8655 86% 26% | G.. CG. and I. O. 1 54 B35 | Westero Union: Taye 7834 | 2536 2336 | 34 83)¢ | 1 ll ADVANCE AND DEOLINK. Compared qith closing prices yesterday, those of so-dey: abow the following changea:— C., O, and L. O., PNorbawent: com: | ul, 36; Western | i Atlantic and ‘Pacife Telegraph, 1); | gold, 3. | | DECLINE.—Erle, Pacific Mall Wabas X; Northwest Malions Me stihl hihi The stocks that remained unchanged were Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Delaware and Geckawanna, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Ohio and Mississippi, Panama, Quicksilver and Union Pacific, THE MONEY MARKET. Money was generally offered to-day on call loans at2and 8 per cent, closing at the former figure, Commercial paper is on the basis recently quoted. Sterling exchange firm, though quiet; prime nominal rates, 4.87 and 4.003; gelling rates, 4.86% & 4.8635 and 4.89% a 490. Continental firm. Reich- marks, 95% 9 963¢ and 96% 096%. Cables, 97 a | 973g. Prime Paris, 6.13% a 6.1054. GOLD, Gold opened and closed at 112%, sales being made meanwhile at 11234. The rates paid for car. Tying were 2}, 2 and 1 percent, Loans were also made fat. ‘Time loans in currency are quoted at 4 per cent for thirty to sixty days, and 5 per cent for three to four months. Time loans in | gOld are quoted at 1-6 to % per cent for carrying for thirty to sixty days, Mat to 1-6 or carrying jor | three to four months, flat tor six months and % a@ 4% per cent for use all the year. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD RXUHANGE BANK. Gola balances, Currency balance: Gross clearances. i which | x the following transactio! —Chesapeake and Ohio coupon sold at 45, eX coupon at 35, Chicago and | Rock Island sevens, 105%: New Jersey Central first, new, 100%; do. first consolidated, 104 a 103%; Milwaukee and St. Paul seven three-tenths, 96 # 0534; do. first, La Crosse division, 88; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated, 913; do. consoll- dated coupon gold bonds, 8248134; 0., O., C, and L Orst, 10554; Shore consolidated reguiar Orst, 102; New York Central sixes, 095; Ohio and Mississippi consoli- Gated sinking 1und, 100; Obio aod Mississippi sec- ond, 83 a 834; Western Pacific, 85%; Lake Shore consolidated second, 91%; do, first, coupon, 102); X.chigan Centra) sevens, 102%; Chicago, Bariing- ton and Quincy eights, 112 New York and New Haven sixes, 101; Milwaukee and St. Paul sevens, gold, 61; do. second, 77; Wavash second, 58; Union Pacifo sinking fund, 81; do. first, 01%; Cen- tral Pacific gold bonds, 98%; qo. frst, San Joaquin branch, 8; Wabash Grst, St. Lous division, 66; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 96; do. second, 73}. BANK SHARES, These were comparatively neglected. Bank of Commerce sold at 120, Bank of North America at 07, Fourtn National at 87x, Central National at 100, The latest bias are an- nexed:—america, 160; American Exchange, 11634; Butebers and Drovers’, 130; Chatham, 187; Chemical, 1,500; City, 800; Commerce, 120; Corn Exchange, 128; First National, 200; Fourth Na- tional, 97; Fulton, 150; German-American, 92; Hanover, 85; Importers and Traders’, 193; Irving, 1%; Mechanics’, 188; Mercantile, 110; Merchants, 119; Merchants’ Exchange, 101; Metropolitan, 180; | Nassau, 106; New York, 196; Ninth National, 100; North America, 97; Park, 136; People’s, 138; Pheonix, 98; Republic, 106; Seventh Ward, 98; State of New York, 110; Tradesmen’s, 142; Union, 130, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES WDNESDAY, Jan. 20, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A, M. be EEBEEE 28 i SgEcetege FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M, 7 40 shs NY C4H RRbe ie 2500 O&O ist con... 4534 00 do. tee ia 3 S50 Qu . ‘SovU ©, ‘9100 N’ Suu N bs 23: $0) Ani Dic & Imp F st mp 1000 Mil & ye oe q iit + 23 du 10. 96! 23: 1000 BM 127 5600 C yy 1000 By WxO T3ay 1000 Ts 00 73} 100 rs 33: 73} aaa CEC PERC EeTe SEEEESEEE Ce 100 00 Fr : 1b 100 200 1 800 10 14 3 S 3 i 8 00 us bo 600 Mi 100 gO) . h v0 70 do. Fre 70 Hv do. 44) rg 3D Nu Gon 1 15 200 Chi 2 RT 4102 3 5 PwC 20 1200 Stl & 8 5 20 ‘do. 37} 90 iss 10) do. 37 Pr B 20 ut ace 100 ra NJ South a 1300 Mor & Ess Ef is onto & i 100 Bi do. 30 500 di septenamease: SSTSESESESSESSE SESE 1100 500 16 7 iso i 1000 BY $400 3 Fr Fs duu 85! 00 lwo ee sass = rege | CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. | 20 Ourrency exchanges. - $79,396,529 | 70), currency balances, + 8,564,520 PN} Gold exchanges .. +++ 6,708,307 1200 13% 400 Gold balaaces.., Tosa7es | bo ‘The specie engagements for to-morrow are aald | a Es Ed 3 to amount to $500,000, doy ao THE FOREIGN MARKET. ’ | foe do Bes 2 a: London advices report that the rate of discount | #0. ,%0- oi. io in open market for three months’ bills is 8 316, or | 0 do. 8636 400. is 1816 per cent below the bank rate. Ten thousand | 2 42 mw } ia | 8 pounds bullion was withdrawn from the Bank of 60 we Soi 700 " 103; England on balance to-day. Tne tollowing are the | SON ¥ 04 Wast 30)-701 a4 i late quotations:—Consols, money, 92%; do., ac- | 20 do. joz 1100 is count, 92% a 92; fve-twenty bonds, 1865, old, | i) 4° seer Bs 107%; do, do., 1887, 10744; ten-iorty bonds, 10455 | 1 ie | ies ns new fives, 102%; Erie, 254. Market aail, but | 400 Erie Rx. ae QO 4 steady. Rentes at Paris, 611. 80c. in Frankiort | %,, 4 fe asi } five-twenty bonds are quoted at 9854. | su Bi Io 28% THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. | Ei . Fe The customs receipts to-day were $519,000, The Treasury valances to-day were as tollows:—Car- | rency, $10,830,000; coin, $70,800,000; less coin cer- Uficates, $28,330,000, The Assistant Treasurer Pald out to-day $191,000 on account of interest and $18,000 in redemption o/ flve-twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed strong at the best Prices of the day? The following were the latest quotations :—United States currency six 118% & 118% ; do, do., 1881, registered, 118% a 118%; do, | do., do., coupon, 118% @ 119; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 114% @ 115; do. do., do., coupon, | 114% a 115; do, do, 1864, registered, 116% @ 116% ; do, do., do., coupon, 116% @ 116% ; do. do., 1865, registered, 118% a 118%; do. do., do, cou- Pon, 1184 @ 11834; do. do., do, new, registered, 117K a118; do, do., do., coupon, 117% @ 118; do, do,, 1867, registered, 118% @ 118%; do. do, do, coupon, 118% @ 118% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 1183 | @119; do. do., do., coupon, 118% 4 119; do. ten- forties, registered, 1153 2 116%; do, do., coupon, | 115% & 116; do, fives, 1881, registered, 112% a 113; | a0, dO., do., coupon, 114 4 114%, The following shows the London quotations for government bonds to-day in sterling money and | the equivalent in currency, compared with the quotations of the last board he: London = Equtv'tin Quotations Quotations. Currency. Here. Ft Old.. 107% a % 118,39 a 52 118)¢ @ 118% + 107d @ % 118.25 @ 89 118% a 118% | - 104% OM 114560867 = 115% alle | Geo issi:; lox a— UssTa— 1d The above caiculation is made on the basis of sight exchange at 4.90 and gold at 112%. SOUTHRAN BONDS Were without featu: the only sale of the day Deing of Old Tennessee sixes, ex coupon, at 62, RAILROAD BONDS. ‘These were in moderate request, and We note is ee Pr SESzSE e é 5200 0 8 6.20, ¢ SU Osean Shebnbs HE “ie sevese™ 3s al = i 85 #0. we Ww 8000 913% 90 q0uU Bi 40) uuu $8 LsuU 0D 8 1700 2000 a lb ‘yuvU TT 300 10000 él lw 1000 lok =O dow 1 ‘souU 7 10386 gu 100 03! 100 « 103; wo i BUUU 103: ft) 18} ry ek cou We 1000 Ey 400 26%_ 0 600 ry 20 aw aa) ry sx rs 0 Tou by 800 1000 S Adams Ex. 4 Con br s9 Morris and Essex first, 108%; Lake | | Mexican, 20. a 2ic.; Angostura, 1845c. @ 2Ic.; It | Good ordinary, 7% 90 | do 73% 500 do i S00chi A NW 3 3, 200° “do 33% 20 10 100 af 100 400 wo S Seay ge 108" me 4 Siaxugs, BS 5 NW pr oni Re AND DULL. Wronespar, Jan. 20—6 P. M. The merchandise markets were st))i character- ized by irregularity, although there was more dis- position todo business evinced in certain quar- ters. On ’Change the chief fearure of interest was an increased firmness in breadstuffs, without much activity. Flour remained dull. Wheat was sought alter to some extent for speculation and export; in view of which the market was Ormer and petter prices were obtained, particulars of | which may be found below. Corn was dali and im obuyer’s favor. Oats were also = dal, Whiskey was easy. Pork was dull, nominal and easy. Lard was quiet and easy all through the day, Freights were quiet but steady. Cotton was less active and easier for “spot,” with futures selling lower. Gro- ceries were quiet and without perceptible change. Pe- troleam was dull amd nominal in the absence of business. Naval stores were inactive, bat vaiues nominally the same. Correz.—The feature of interest was the arrival of the steamer South America, with 11,121 bags. The samples were not out upto alate hour, and consequently no business was consummated. The tone of the market, however, was barely steady, and itis not improbable | that a lower range of values will be established, unless | the duty question becomes of more importance than at | vhe moment. Mild grades were unchanged anc quiet. | We quote :—Rio, ordinary cargoes, 173¢¢. a 17%c.; tarda, | 184c. @ 18ige.; good do, 18Kc. w 19c.; prime do., 19%c. a | 19!sc.; extreme range for low, I7}¢c. a 20%c.; Java, gov- ernment bags, 26c. a 28c.; do. grass mats, 26c. a 29c.; Ceylon, 19¢. @ 2lc.; Maracaibo, 18}4c. a2lc.: Laguayra, 19c. @ 20%c.; Jamaica, 1c. a 20c.; St. Domingo, Ic. a ITigc.; Porto Rico, 18, @ 20c.; Costa Rica, 18¢. a 20Ke.; Savaniila, $c. a 2ic.; Curacos. I7icc, a 193<c.. wold, sixty and ninety 3. t the sales reported for export yesterday | re, it, 18 understoo4, to remain ti store for ket to-day hus been, for the most part, steady, but cloves easier in sympathy With | the feeble tone of the market for futures, with holders | generally disposed to meet buyers at quotations. Fu tures closed weak at the following figures:—January, March, 15 15. 9-1 16 a decidedly weaker (feelin eae based on stand ard of classification in Torce september 1, 1874, and on | upland cotton iu store funning in quality fot niore than hal rade above Shae rade Quoted :—rain- | Kc. ; KOO. y laser t Strict rood ordinary, tow brysnaien oe: middling, oe Tag Bes oy .17c. (Quotations based on Glasaitica tion) * aad Ordinary ...... | 16} 16} | Fale... BG | | =the sales weres— } | pee p00. JW 25 4 Jonsunipiioa... a Specul 1M 19 | icc 238 | Totals... 3.04 1,355 4,402 | pe aa ratuirs tb a ere we ld 5 Ye od armies barn] n ws t wi Mi Tr Uary, | at ibige Mareb, L700 at Ther April, 500 at By sic 00 as } 15 i Ste. May, 400 at 1 tal, | { prices—Ji ete] j | for red winter an | arrive. | tor 16 9-32e.; June, 1s | 10 a7-due!; August, 17e. a 17 Le1Ge. | State and $1 58a S ibise, '&. 13 shSse, May. ietye oc, 8 i May, W160. a 16 1932e.; July, | Market easy. dl C.. SUV at 15 ¥-Suc. April, Uptotwo P. M.—Junuary, 200 at 15: | Fevraaty. £300 at 19 510c 400 at 15 9S". 1, | 600 at ld M. 300 at 15 Li-léc. ran at bese | lw at UU at 300 at 1y ste oe ia 10d ae 10a POS | St 6c, 180 at 16, 16-160, ido at 15 20 “at | 15 I léc., 00 . PES aay, “a x Re 6 fldo. Ww at shiver "aid at tesco: ‘aga 00 a ie. “teat rt sie. Total, 11,6 bales Grand ales ye age liows, viz. ¢—February, bth ao May, 16.30; peg | ‘ust, 17 1-16; 'septeiade: First 109 Bhort notice at 16 7-: ¥ U0 ut 16 Le, :” Muy, ‘32, ; Seprember, 10 at , 1,80) bales. Second call-— Refi, 190 at 15 $160.5 Suter 200 ‘The receipts at ‘the ports were ales ea ta Mobile. sire; jeston, fimington,’ 283: Nortoik, Taadsxetw x reat ‘Boston, 0; us bales vy ules. 3 day week, r This Sug ash yout 4.018 bales Potal receipts alnes ptember 1, Foun axp Gaain,—Keceipts—Flour, 9,056 bbis,: wh 11,480 bushels: corn, 8. sine orn "meal, Wyble and | bu 42) bags; oats, 14,100 el,” ‘fhe flour market con- tinged” oe and irregalar, as, shipping ex: which w comparatively st¢ ibe reported Theluded 118)" bois, within the range of pnees quoted. Southern flour was dali, and prices favored buvers, Corp meal re unchanged and quiet. sales 4) bbi-. We quote :— BS +83 Da 4 00 | 4250 450 | 4750 500 | Choice dtat Slua 525 Superfine We 4250 400 Kxua We 47a 500 Minnesota. 4a 60 Round hoop Ohio, shipping bi 475a 500 Rouud hoop Ohio, trade brands. 5258 550 | Family Sha 6 | 50a 525 52a 520 $750 659 bt. Louis, choice family eT Ma BO Rye tloui, tine to superfin 540) 9 585 Southern, 2 NominaL Nominal. 5Wa 600 60a 825 4a 445 4258 4% [475 a 480 ‘at vee ruling decidedly advatice of Ic. Dusnels at Slike n Weat uloat; $1 11 $1 for Niwa ake: ae $1 31 gor white Michigan : 81 26 fo red, Fennsyivanis ond $1 rN SU Baines to ay quotably my Saies'? a bushels ataeijer tor gta ised tx jt Bde. @ BuigC. id heavy. store ; Sic. S7e. tor new atioat, closing at prime; 87¢. for yellow. Oats were dull Sales 4,40) bushels at G7c, at 6c. for Western a 7c, tor white, Barley was nominal at §1 and ati 22% Rye was still dull Shehaminal at ¥ A The market for berth freights continued | very quiet, and while ruies showed no material change they were to Pa atexient nominal. In the chartering there Was little or nothing accompi: ihe sup- bly of tonnage Is moderate and demrable sized vescals were heid with confidence, The engagements were:— To Liverpool, by steam, 25) bal 93d. Grain and. provision “rates, % nominally un- By Pomme 16/0 bushels gri changed. + 3 bales cotton at 7.s2d. “fo London, by steam, 32,000 bushels so ac Used. “a tid ‘and, Dy sail, "1.000" bbls flour | is tats; LOW Ours at Dea. To Bristol, by steam, 250 i Hl, at 35. ly charter Teported ' was ark ect port, Ireland, wits RW | quarters of eral 0 bugs, a bark was | cloxed to Alic ign petroveum. t at the parties could Bot or would not report purticuiar MoLassgs.—here was no change in the market, which oa toreign grades remaived quiet, while the inguiry tor col tae tair and the warket firm. e now of 200 bbis. New Oricans at prices within We quote:—Cuoa, ceutritugal and 10, clayed, J6c. a Soc 10. merroraee. do. do. grocery, 0c. 45c.: Porto Rico, 4c. a Boglish Islands, Sic. a S8,; New Orleans, 56c. a 63c. | Naval stoxes.—We have no ch: to note In the market for spirits of turpentine, whic! ined quiet but firm; mevchasiable order held at Sse. tor round to! with bids of o74gc. refused. Io iots 75 bola were plac at ssc. ihe market for straiued rosin was inactive but steady at $205 a $210. We have only to uote a sale of 1 bbls, of Kood strained at $2 10, Tar sold in @ ama way at $: tor Washington and Wilmington. Pitch ‘quoted | at $2 25 4 $2 bly OD cote Perroteum. ‘or refined the market ruled quiet but steady ; quoted at Ize. for delivery t bala: ee oe month } iu bulk was held stronger at 6%40.. rd | of no bids above 6c. Cases quoied sieaay ywlihie the | Col Tange of i7c, a 17}¢c.. and naphinw at Ye. tor city. aed bmn oe Sa mar! was quiet, bu: firin; quoted at Ize. a lige. for y. | Vices trom the creek w ily, dul marke, with quota olla i, 30; Kouseville, | Bi 20 ost 25, tiusvitle, etroleum Centre, nom inel; Tidioute, $1 v2! $108 diace shipment, $1 2 PROVISION! nage ye rbaer ° bay bbis.; beer, cut meats, 1.44 do. 1a bbls. and kegs, tor mess eck a market was quiet a! Rew mest on the spot auoied at $19 16 We note Pebruary, at $19 and 600 bla, tor | ut orices with only a *iimived jovbing bi Ee die i | 409" boxes low grade ‘centrifugal at 8: th Ee ws Was quite firm, but quiet, ut 10c for “A” and Be ts | Whee St ibs for hards. We quote =-cuoa—Neftuine, ior 10 Soimmon, ic lA. Brokers, Drexel Bulldiny, ' holder, whos $11 for uninspected ; $10 50 for plain mess, inspecte $% Stor plain mess, Buinspectad : packed at $15 a $). and tierced beet at $22 4 $24 tor India ness and for Prine mess, and city ¢ India mess, hams were quiet and sie.sdy bois. sold within. the Fange of $21 « $22 5). The market continued Quiet with the tendency tor most bang hae te i Of sales of 6) boxes of pickled. shoul.lers Is. of logse ptexied bellles, medium # terms, We Pickl ia pavers favor; but 2760 tierces, for March, ot city, “40 deren at tee. aiid 40 erces ot No, 1 rv Li Cs Sucan—Traaé was very quiet and ¥alues somewhat nowinal, Cubs nuscovado ts pot offered to any extent, thd holders are rather frtn at ac, as the by el Fefining grades. The dealings are sti!! latter qualities, mata): Cane ritugals, and business con- | summated included 159 bids contritugal Is ab 8 161 Se; SLO bhds do. at 9,c., 159 bhds. New Orleans at 7) . & 746. ; GO., fair to good falr, 8. to prime, "hie a bo ice a spina cx —Phere was a limited jobbing demand, but other- wise the market ruled qulet aud steady. We note sales of 90 tierces of Carolina aud 1/5 bags of Rangoon at figures i we Tange pt opr. guotat ions. We guete s Carolina, ic. & TK me ee Mc. m frag and ee. a Aes. 1pr uolon: Lepyl ioe.” F pringuand Ex, Ase. or cooes, out - pate market was dull and weak. We heard ‘of 180 tisrees of Western at ark + ‘isady, with sales of 75,000 i''RSS bola. ‘The market ruled dali, oy coupts. wread at the decline of yesterday, Sales ot 10) BOIg at ie We also note sales of 80 Dbla. of alcoho. DOMESTIC pesca 8 firm ; demand tair; ogaing, ta ries re- eofpar 1,840 bales. Exports Coastwise, ae, 1,800, Stock, 71,108, Onteans, Jan. New See galet and firm; middling. 1430; jew ilediag, ordinary, ic. Net receipts. 3,995 bales gine: IME _* alos, 5k Sisk, Sunes, Ege! in. 20, 1875. Cotton quiet; mmiadiing, WK. + bass pomiatae Iédgc. 5 good ordilary, 13! jet FeP ein 2,076 Dalen" Exports wise, 1,782 tock, 73.208 coast’ siea, 1,00, i eg inl 20, 1875. Cotton steady; middling, 1415-16c, Nes s,s — nares ales. ExDorte Lo Great esa eel Coastwise, 237. ARLESTON, san, 20, eT Catton ste: aaa wage. Nat rec: wales 1300 "Stock, Te 1375, Flour dull; sales 590 bbls, at $6 ‘or Nols spring, $8 3 for amber winter, $6 50 tor white winter, $675 tor double extra, Wheat re No, 1 Milwaukee clup, $1 20; extra white Michigan, §! oes, dull; sales of car ‘lots at 880. Barley held eng dad! 43 for prime Canada. | a Re Tipe pa tag om an tor a aiee bar u. ee orts, ; sbipstumts, $26. per wont allroad Treightseriou to Boston, ok £ new York, adc to Albaays s4¢, burrato, Jan. 22, Recei roe 12,500 bushels: corn, 28,000 do. ; oats, ariey, do, rye, 80) do. Shipuents—Flour, $400 bois. | wheat 17000 Dusheis; corn, 32,000 do. ; : barley, 2,500 do. ; Rye, odo. Flour duil, heavy whd lower; sais, 5,000 Dbis' at $4 75a $5 25 lor Western spring; $5 25 a $5 50 Western bakers: $5 a $6 5) for Western amber; $6 OU tor Western white $6. a $5.0 do. baker 296 75 do, white, Wheat duil and nominal: as $1 Ol for Chicago No. 2, $1 UStor No. 2 Milwauk 13 a shiv for red sand amber Western; $1 0.4 $1.35 white reco, Jan. oe) Western. Corn dull; sales of ¢ cars new on track at 7 Rye negiec.ed. | vats inactive; nominal ‘Barley ‘ne: glected: Canadian offered at $i Wa $145 Pork quiet Stabout $10 W0 for heavy mess, Dressed hogs, $775: 8 $8; offered for a lot of Western. Whiskey duil; 9c. | asked. Totnno, Jan. 20. 1875. Fionr dutl and unchanged. Wheat dull and declinin amber Michigan, neg TE $1 074; Fevruary, $1 March, $1 103g; April, $1 13363 No. “gird BL Uo, Corn duil and unchanged. "Oats aull_ ana bdehanged, ‘Clo- ver seed, $610. Dressed hogs, $7 75 eceipty— Wheat, 9,000 bushels; corn, 35 000 ao: oats, 2,000 do. shipments—Wheat, 4,000 buahels; corn, 45,000 do. : oats, | | 10,00 do. Ccaco, Jan. 20, 1875, Flour dull, unchanged. Wheat firm, in tair demand No. 1 spring, Yc. ; 40,2 S¥igc. February Mage. Mar: 0. 3 rejected, 7 | Gorn quiet ind unchanged 5340. a 63% cash; O57ac. a ote., February May; resected, 61; mole, Gate steady: No. %, S8%c, a 0246, cust: Sic 82%¢¢., February. ‘and unchanged. Barley | quiet ee ed. “Pore hizher, $17 70, Februa farch, Lard tirm, in fair ‘de $13.27, oashy unchanyed. heavy. ‘lh othy, $2 40 the’ Board ‘th and unchange 4, Reb ‘Bulk meats stea jaa ogs dull and declining ; ligitt, Whiskey steady at Mc. Seed steady; ti 75a $595. On the call of Fhoon wheat and corn were sieady — oats weak, unchanged: pork firm and higher at $19 Uiig, February; $18 236 March: lard th Py tages February. pte Plour 10,000 bois; wh ushels: corn, do. oats, 9,000 bar bash do. SnipmeateFlour, A000 Bois wheat, 3.00 ushelay con, $100 do; ‘Data, 1-000 dors yen 1,600 eet EUROPEAN MARKET. Lanseed oil, ie Od. a aia a eew 7 ————— ¥F CIAL. NY STOCK AT E. GE WiLL BE PUR chased on margin. tive per cent: 1 ae at close market Fives; explanatory, circulars sX, 'FROTHINGHAM & CO,, 12 Wall street. A —STOCK PRIVILEGES ON MEMBERS S!OCK . Bemus Cee oan or Oalis, $100; Double Privileges, slvto % active. } onts daily, especial bie “privileges, Send tor iT nil, expecially on uouble privileges, Sond (oF Siremiar. fa gp & MONTAGUE No. 6 Brond street. —PUT OR CALL ON ANY STOCK COST $100 + Per 100 shares; double privileges, $200. Contract ies shir aay of th New York stock Nxchange. 1 jays m: invesimenis havo return Werwiit any gi Select the best stock for mecaias Tend tor oat explanatory pamphlet, ae acopy of the Week's Doings in Wail sircet; sample i ‘TUM 6 & CO., Bankers and Broke No. ¥ Wali street, New Yor AXY AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 10 $3002, TO LOAN ‘ on improved, eu unimproved Heal Estate An thls city or Brooklyn. for term of vi oul ws OEY WILLIAM f. Teaver, 19) Broadway, | continual demand throughout the United States and SDAY, JANUARY 21, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL, “Jo LOAN ory REAL Rqvase, ad sams of $5.00 an! up $100.0 000 sae Only brines sy w eSEh, N Hin » AS Broadway. corner pa me also Second Mi Mortwaces Cashed TO LUAN , $125. O00 ins cup: Tn sume at ge aad jard, for a term of years. wy JOUN D.C ND AND LhasRHOLD | 50.000. ier on tof direct loang aad | 01 need a MILLARD, "No. d Wares urece repel; hours | i up thyur bow! {td Weoad way, room ® i” I— COPA \LEXANDER MAR, NERSHIPS, SAVES BROWN, RICH. | mond Hil, pear Liverp ant John dota fon, of New York, bave cis day Been sieuted paribers in car houses in this country aiid BuOWs Horunes avo, _New Yore, Jan. 1, 1875. BW FIRMS WILL, FIND THR METRO PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No? RQPOLITAR au excellent piace to have oo r Pristing dope with Drompness, peainess and cheapness j _____ BUSWE! § OPPORTUNITIES, af A PROPER, LIVE MAN, wita BRAINS AND $10. aw, can make a fortune in two years by joining bonorabls, agitate business. adroee MORAY, care A. Hi PARTN! A*® UNUSUAL a get cyl to M will be resented. xperienced operetor. controlling ioiobo iad willing to give per sonal supervision wo lL heg- emne of improvement in « grow ing Westerm city. particulars Sores wu rerer- Sueca THOMASH. NORTON Hinancial and Ageut, No. 1,16) Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000, TO ENGAGF | rincipals need a Cle eran exchanged. “cau rt re ces excha: Gio Second avenue, between land? oun aM x be MATHIESEN, ADVERTISER HAS | NO UArITAL, cis Lakoe {Paperience in the ry wishes to | meet a who will invest shou i ‘ope! as 8 store in Brooklyn or New York aiid accede my services on salary or commission; reterences tor ci bUity and integrity, Address ENERGY, Herald off oe A GUNTLEMAN, SPEAKING FRENCH AND EEO lish. wishes to invest $1,000 and services, from 9 to 12, with a party giving security for the money and 64 a Bite ibe, Compensation. Address L. 4., ‘station D., le House. Att, PARTY DESIRING TO MAKE MONKY ON AN investment of $100 or $200, in a respectable, poner able and genteei business, may call at room 9 Farle’s When speciinens aud terms will be submitted. A “BARGAIN. —-LEASS, STOOK AND FIXTURES OP alarge Fancy Goods Store on kighth avenue, es- | tablishea 25 years ana doing « fine business, tor sale cheap, or exc) jor Mortgages, city or near by coun- try Property. iy NB, COLE Eaks per th avenue, A. BARGALN.“FOR SALE O8 EXCHANGE, LEASE, | ¥urniiure and Fixtures of an elegantly jurnished four story house, with Store and Basement fitted up as 9 dest class auor store and restaurant, Known as Li a & GRAY, 636 Sixth avenue. (A. RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS HOUSE, WiSHING to form a connection with a highly respectable | firm in Trieste, Austria, will please address C, B, box 4,881 Post office. | County \atow: ADs criss ie thus represented — The capital of tue NOTES. WALL STREET A BANE FAILURE O§ TUE WEST 4ND ITs ECE EERE—POINTING THE momal—a “Pour” 19 GOVERN MENTS — THE SYNDICATE HEARD FROM— AUCTION SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS sSECURI- TI —THR TWIN SENSATIONS Lake SHORD AND THE TELPORArES The street was remarkaviy quiet yesterday, | Slthough More [han ope sensation reacurd it io tbe *bape of bews. Among the most important, if BOL tee (he mont important of these, was the vuncement of the suspension of the Cook Rect of Cnveage. its condition ot Denk is $600,000; a surplus by last statement o $100,000 was reported. Om December 51, 1576, Ita Geponits were $1,148 000; he oane and discounts $1,060,000, and its curceiaton $90,000, The Prest- dent of the bank @ Mr, BT. Alles, bead of the Grm of Alien, Stephens & Co. bank- ers of this city, © man of large means and Supposed to be OBe Of Lhe Wealthiest of (he North. e% Halumo: west capitalists. It & doe to the Grm of Allen, SMephens & Co to state just Bere, of ihe authority Of that bouse, confirmed by outs le parties famil- | ter With its business, that 16 Is Got Invo!ved in aay | Gifculty by this suspension, ead bas awpie Weans te meet all ts own evugetions The sudden ia Ure of tue Lenk provoted maca discussion om 6B street aad some of the causes ivading up to such ao unbeppy eo. clusion, And it is Worth WDile te note the com wervative Spirit Manifested tn seeking ‘or these causes, it was geoeraily regarded as of te | results of (he undue eXpansion of credits waieh accompanied the Pheaixs Might .( Chicago ater the great confagration. The sudden prising of tha’ city from its ashes i# certamiy 4 very proud boast for American eaterprise ; ut woon the Bmaa- cial Movements involved im (hat effort come to be considered it will be found that they contain serious dangers, of which tus ‘avare of the Cook County Bank is Out an expression. The city was rebuilt on credit, based upon & prosperous cond tion of the country and & system of bank dim counts which promised or seemed to promise te the Chicago speculator the use of all the reserve funds of the banks of the couatry. the panic the New York banks, Whick Leld most of the reserves of the couutry banks, were in the habit of rediacounting the paper accepted oy these | banks and so sustaining them against any sudden demand upon their deposits. building of Chicago, paper was offered the jocal banks for discount It Was readily taken, because the credit was readily transterabie (0 New York. Hoy a, wire thi elp out spec Seemeker bo. But ater the panic Thus, beiore Waen, tn the re per set adoat at variogs times tions lu Wheat, assist 1U makiag PASTNEE, | WITH 6 $1.00, IN A MBGITIaLA a NEW Orgad oe . -” usiness:Movestments secured , profits w! anil causl fa operation, one of greater caution & vestment in sixty days Apply ‘at Ynternal Hotel, Carer teertiniuation: bence there bas beew an 6, Fark TOW. ing up ao increasing dificuity in securins these USINESS NOTIQE,—AN ESTABLISHED MANU- | Fediscounts here, Bod 4 bagk there waren used facturing and wholesale house of twelve years Standing in this city. with a capital Row anvesiod of $20,000, © tw develop their business ming an Meorporate stock company with a capital “OF Si 1,003 and toward which there is already contributed oue-bult, for the manutacture ot staple merchandise in great and Cavadas, | ihe business requires no expensive ma- y. The amount invested in machiuery does not exceed $2,000. ‘ihis isa sate investment and deserving | the ‘nvtention of investors. Al reference will be Stir ral to the advertisers and their business Address K, | SHOES.—A GENTLEMAN, EXPERI- manttacturer, buyor and employment; capitalists desirous of above tumity. Address ID MINDUS | RY, box 182 Herald ‘thee. NAPITAL WANTED.—THE ADVERTISER IS A MAN of large experience, and rearires the assistance of » gentieman ofreaty means, who can invest immediatel; fromm $40) to $10,000 In currying out the grandest and most prolific money making schemeever introduced perfectly lecit mate, of the highest rospectablity and, | suited to the times. The applicant musi be a man of quick perception, self judgment, good accountant. ac- tive, reliable and capable of managing the finances To such an opportunity for business and a tortune is offered | seldom met with. Reply. with real name aud address, CONFIDENTIAL, box 16 Herald offices tt MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR ‘le—Weil established and controlling some special- tes yielding a fossa ead plat i comoete own er _retirin, ‘ood property | consideres Garces e"baliceroN ws Broadway. ng BAVE A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, CENTRALLY Jocated, atabargain. ‘all, for particulars, &c., om .W. WOODKUPF, 32 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. ANUPACTURER3 AND if Sid Pag BD OF USE- ful articles, which they desire to introduce thor- oughly throughout New bugiand, Weill find a good me- dium, with satistactory reterences, by addressing W. 3., | box 2361 Fost office, Boston, Mass, AURICE F, PLATE WILL LEAVE FOR EUROPE February 4; commissions and sample orders care- iuily executed and connections opened with parides in Helland, Belgium, Germany and France; 16 years’ basi- ness experience: Al reterences. Addre: 402 Banstead place, ‘Philadeladelphia, anti “ganuary 28; bos 448s York Post office, until February 3, fad. Katterda Holland, unul February 28; return to United States 1D Oppor- | gg pis OR ACTIVE, WITH MEANS TO = REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LiFE AND Endowmeat Insurance Policie ortgage and other securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with best companies. J. J. HABRICH & CO.. 117 Broadway. (A WBAILROAD BONDS OF ALL KINDS LOUGHT seeitid told. Securities of deiaulted roads a specialty. | Hackev.sack Extension Ra! "s tor a1 low. EDWARD O. bOX, 90 Broad street Pest office box 1,36 os J. 4, W. SELIGMAN & 00,, 2i Broad ea New York, tasue lettors of credit for travellers, payable in any aam of corona Asia, ‘Attica, Australia mer! draw bills of exchange. gen make telegraphic transfers of money on Europe and Caitiornia, A WROMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT AND. SOLD. + Your business is inviied.. beicrenceesSeventh Ward National, Bank, Leavitt & Suith, Campbol & Thayer. . WEEK, Banker, 173 Broaaway. A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY and bought by theo! the old td-getaplished house, “af Block broker and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street, New York. a Bonds, all kinds, bought and sold by us 23 -G, W. MERRILL & GO. BANKERS AND Wall ‘street, corner Broad, buy and sell Stocks, Bonds and Gold on'commnis: ; also negotiate Stock FE urdee on members of Exchange, at tollowing rates, tor 3) day contracts on 100 leg (at the market), $480; pre Taye ai percent irom munrker: Pats or Osiis, i. 'gt00, at J 00,138 per cent from market Stocks bought a eivileg A FIRST CLASS SECOND MORTGAGE OF $1,(00 for one year on property on 127th strect, near Foarth avenui M. B. CRASTO & SON, 2,261 Third avenue | NAPITAL SECURED FOR MERCHANTS, MANUFAC. | turers, Mining Companies, & Unuersigned have applications Le nuuerous persons desiring to invest, LEXANDER ¥ \OTHINGHAM & CO,, Baukers and Financial Agents, 12 Wall street, | XECOTORS' FUNDS OF $750,000 TO LOAN ON New York, Brooklyn. Westchester and New Jer sey Property; will’ buy Second and Leasehold Mortgages. Appiy to exec tres Toom 10. (OR SALE—A FIRST MORTGAGE OF $70,000 ON A New Jersey manufacturing property worth at present valaation over doubie the amount of mortgage; reasonable gh my allowe Fy guaranteed by the responsibility is assured. Only prin- cipals need address OPPO TUNITY, Herald office. ] SifAxs HAVE MONEY TO LOAN OX GooD XBW York city Mortgages, without bongs incipals de- airing to BORROW Olt INVEST 4 sR Yat ls P ig 8, PIERUE, 106 ase ATi 7 LOANS. ig without bonus on papraces, Real Estate in N snd vicinity: also purchases Mortgages at Tower ran PNEBS OF pgeinden PROP: RTY IN EW lebod ork city or Brooklyn de loans may send ap ications to KAMPING, Tt Gedar s Prompt aud reliable. Rs ‘ORT UF THE BOWERY NATIONAL BANK, DE- cenibee 3 a Slrcutating notes aes 1 00 POSES. -ovee. 16 6 Chea o7 | | 1, R, Bamititor Big cr of Bowery National Bank, do | a nh ear that tli Seer of Tay kno ede gap. statement is true to the i. HAMILTON, Cashier. | HP. DeGnary, L. A. Mace, Hinwox Wacxek, Directors, Sworn to before me January }1, 1975—B. rsa, Notary. $2y. OOO. See Ste Sante WaNeen OF al Estate, Address U. F, P, bow 308 Post omoe. ens i i 000 WAxteD—o INproven PROPHAY ven.“ ADDIY to As WEIN: BO Accor rey bios erode (arenes ame aeees | mm BLU Wo BAW App toe Menem, | = t po pa the best of references. game assurance of heip trom up its deposits in maxing lo jormerly a loregone couciusion. Waether (ais War precisely the Condition Of the Cook Couaty Nw tional Bank 18 Dot yet Known, but it is #0 intern | and in apy event there observations represent retry clearly the present relations of the West Pr Danks to this centre, The Avening Pas! 0: ast might says:—*‘from ail Which we hear we velleve that in tine the Cook County Bauk depositors will be paid doliar for dollar, even if the payment depends ou the persoual oviigauions of the pres dent of the bank.”’ TAR DEALINGS IN GOVERNMENTS frequently Dresent phases Which appear str to the uninitiated huider, especialy when buyimg Movement would appear to be ou tai arog gers if the people op the other a were tired of our securities. Just such @ phase stack at the present time and may be sim ply ulustrated. Toe sollowing shows tue Londos for government bonds yesterday is quotations ling money and the equivalent oD curren _ gompar ed with the quotations of the jast re — re ne ‘ Ieee Tag 1189 0 11.92 186 w Ibid a lowly Mesa heer | : a ilker les wilt te ‘The above calculation 1s made on the basis nt exchange at 4.90 and gold at 112%. Descen that New York we nugher than especially in the case of ten-iorties, whicn | cap now be imported at @ lair profit. OF | ic ion ot this unsatisiactory (at present) condi affairs 1s not likely to last long, for an these bonds move With accelerated 10rce 10 this direction goes up and stops the importation, Bonds egaio Secome iD article ol export. NDICATE PROGRESS. Washington telegrams yesterday ir zioneton that the syndicate has appited 4 ex! their contract for six months fr al and that the application is under pH the aay Dep: te The bjoined ist, I pecurities were sold for the sudjoin ol paper: quoted at the Exchange Salesrooms yestere dle my increasing trade. ‘Address GENERAL | 200 sp: res United States Teast Company. S1poneen, m COMMIs5I0N, 97 West Lombard street, bultimore. Eto iro ARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000, TO INVEST IN ‘can RE a ey Prey set cette eee D cipal nee apply. ress . U., jeral office. ‘re Mhiceeniee at pons. ap ae eset ARTY WITH MEANS MAY PLAGE HIMSELF OR | ,,Uo $1.04) each. - - son in Ry int arn amernont: Tose s ex) rig epee and | Rea oauganice Compan feolt eten' nstalment fee frolled ‘by. ret aap m Uaraae Bea | n ‘tnares Williamsburg Gaslight Com 1 ruse of sf 8 Wiltiawisbia Gaslight Co, ectil hanno ue (05 Williamsbue Goalight Go, actib ot of ti: sf TANOFORTH.TA PARTNER WANTED IN AN IM shares National Park Bank. ($10) each. 8 PRR e cotestedteaa ie tar cee ae | Banare Metropolitan National’ Batik. $i00' 1 changed. Address BUSIN«.S8, box 159 Herald office. | Hanares Se pancumaneircen te a OK. ro | al: Avenue Railroad Somp y serip. ABE Sit woke Saunt lo stls cha MAKE: | Bahasa Custan fice losasance Cash: ido bn 19 shares Arctic Tire insurance Company. $20 vd 0 MANUFACTURERS OF NOVELTIES.—AN EX. | h. and pushing man wants the agency for quick sele? smokers’ artities preierred All goods’. de | Suabars iny.” “Sid qe se THOMAS, 7 ods co. d. | $1200 Delaware nnd, Hudson, Cana Com any Address ¥, THOMAS, Slt Chesinut street, Philadelphia, a on bar a at sed bonds 0 te 10, MANUFACTURGRY.—A FIRM OF BNGINEBRS New York city, having & Te ceive on consignment steain teuea scenes its iron working | 3 fools, £¢., und make advances to manuiacturers. son Ti dross BUSINESS, box 209 Herald office. ema ted pent REA ONT as Hissar ee beg tided (000 Now York and Hariem Ratiroad ‘Company 7 sng house. “Addr it Fo iste Se jaree ten pert | She con cent sinking fund bond, due sl interest january and July ..........6+ ANTED—A ‘PARTY WITH PACILITIEG AND CaP. | % shares Mercantile Natioaal Banik 7 Wis otaiaiateaecerpaonn: at areca: | atest Qian kt Saag ah ol letters: \ fey one is east ron oue eattnenvrare nd the otter ts | W shares Germania Fire Insurance Combai. 65) |, worl G + box M4 shares Arctic Fire Tusurance Compa: Ma. Spiperes Grate ios eae Cae “gg ns Wanted E ADVERTISER, OWNING A Fac. | ,s%40h. 7% *” ‘New York, would piace the seme in 87 handsot ‘any responsible firm giving him a fret ‘class Do wo sition, for a term of years, BOBERTS, Herald a office. 500 ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF eee wo un positively control large lines of mai and railroad fire insurance; must be ‘well cou anected an Address BROKER, Herald eee eeelccee WiTh ee oo EXTEND = 4 ‘well estab! ‘oduce business o| eases: can sutisty Witt ail interview. “Radreas BUB- AN, box 1:5 Herald office. seciion suital Tom 4, New Yor ANTED—A SPECIAL PARTNB! oe ‘eash, in an establishod eas pane, view Sip lage w whi co. ir ene! an fr Call ae oF address WITH ptown Weis Goa ee Aacyanran, me fitbtani Addrets BLEAOUEMY No id North ith aes arr A a CHANGE IN AN enee, ao ertused business for an en with small capital Address MAKTLN, [ers $1.00 1.000.74 —A GENTLEMAN, WITH THIS a ak tly hone: d honorable party, ladv or fentlomen, td 2 business; United preter no tiquor oF ae righ i Address, with) full partichlaes, Fe Sane is Herald office. —AN ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE | $20,000, Resree, mieaeee © min | ——__ +> REAL ESTATE. The announced attractions at the Exchange ye terday were disposed of as follows:—Mr, William Kennelly sold, by order of the Court, the two lots situated on the northeast corner of Third avenue | and Ninety-sixth street; Messrs, A. J. Bleecker, | Son & White, oy the same order, disposed of, Under the direction of 3. J. Bidlack, referee, one | 2! lov on Forty-seventu sti west of it avenue, and dir. James M. Mujer suid, under the direction | of Samel Joncas, reteree, a house witn lot, located on Sixty-minth etre or thavenue. Sud- | ae are particuars :— ze! FROvEnav cor Tuam AROTELEY, | Nt W YORE Llot lt gue ©. corner 3d av, Linc Lige ao owing ning the epaayener | the woov | qed ay" see 1 al” | waere x terday in the way es Warrelt 1 Raliroad Cor jaw re, Lackawi saat and osmern 2 all: per cent, vison Aramor was to the effect that the injunction recently ob: cirouaupes on pine street eomere restraining the payment of the dividend on this the fact thatitisstill in force. dudye Tappen's TaD INESS IN @ fack that itis still in force. Judge Tap rah fTere if clten of NeW haglaod is anes Rts! decision tn re is expected on Monday next. | tactared-article (s: speciaity). aa THE TWO TELEGRAPHS contributed notiing to contemporaneous hi Of tact, although tne: some lively denung in the sepurace stocks, CORONERS’ OASES. About two weeks ago Charles Fuchs, a German, who lived near Sixty-ffth street and Eleventh Avenue, while ina despondent mood, into which he was urged by destitution, cat bis throat witha | Knife or razor. man | Hospital, where he died on Tuesday evening. | Atter-cutting his throatand previous to going te the bospital deceased fell and fractured bis leg. He was taken to the Roosevelt Mr. Puchs was sixty years of age. Qoroner Eick- hoff was notified'to hold an inquest. On Tuesday aiternoon Mrs. Louisa Rocsinger, & German woman, torty years of age, who lived on the third floor o1 the premises at the rear 0! No, 425 Weat Forty-second street, was terribiy ourned ali over her et by.her clothes taking fire iro a stove. Mrs. Roesinger was aloue in tue room at the time oi the occurrence. An inquest wiil be heid on the remains oy Coroner Bickuot. Jonn Bland, forty-six years Of aye and born im muaenty wuo lived at Nu. 5 Le' street, died in the hquor store at the corner of Svenue D and Sixth street. corner Eickhod was notified to hold an inquest on his oouy coroner Woltman was called to the Morgue to hoid an inquest on tue body of Henry Justice, snirey years of age and born in Irejand, who com- cide at his residence, No. 329 “ Thirey-ninth Street, by Cutting uis throat wit razor. Deceased had veeo in poor Desita and ‘was 1D aimost destitute circamstances. Terence W. Farley, @ painter, tweniz-elgat ears Of age, and born im Ireland. late of No. 530 Wich street, died yesterday morning ~ y-pinth @treet Reception Ho-pitu Thursaay morning of last week deceased was nung & outlding in Eighty-sixtu street, near jt avenue, Wheo one Oi the scaffold ropes e and ob to the pavement from the n@igat Oi three stories, By permissivn of Mr dono H, Pascale O1 the Board of oO the body Was removed to thé residence o: geasea'y father, No. POM wd Duurty-arat street,