The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1875, Page 9

SE ee THE CENTENNIAL JOONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.] pec ae the perpereion of Kansas in the Exposition, nauk ane | eabares ‘Mecessary to secure ine co-operation of individual and corporate enterprise, mustall be tended to during the present year to render our sbare in the Centennial in any degree worthy of State.” feneral interest taken all over the Such ts the country in this grand national celebration, show- dim the dee ing that the American people are unt termination to make it @ spiendid suctess. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Firm— Prices Generally Higher. GOLD LOWER---114 38- Money Easy, Foreign Exchange Steady and Bonds Without Feature. Watt Street, } Farpay, Feo, 19—6 P, M. Nothing has occurred within the last twelve hours in the stock market to change the ex- pression of faith that finds general currency among the business men of Wallstreet. In the covering by those who were “short” and in the putting out of fresh lines of contracts by capital- ists who do not think it likely that prices will get away from them to a dangerous extent, there is a recognition of probabilities that may take definite shape at an early day and reward those who havo made their purchases in the face of a demoral- (zing decline. THE NEW PHASE given to the ratlroad situation by the contest be- tween the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Pennsylvania Central may for the moment affect quotations and be used as a handle by the parties who continue to enforce lower prices. Lake Shore may suffer loss in its earnings and lose its hold upon the market as one of its sustaiming ele- ments, Wabash may even pass into the nands of & receiver, and “Wisconsin legislation’ imperil other Western enterprises; but it is diMcult to dis- cover in the general situation any cause that makes a further bear market suggestive of great success. This thought appears to have taken shape to-day, for there is not an active stock on tne list the price of which 1s not quoted higner than it was last night at the close or does not show the influence of increased confidence. THE RANGE OF FIGURES for the day was as follows:—Western Unton opened at 71%, advanced to 72% and closed at 7234. Pacific Mall moved up from 31% to 324, and ended at the last named figure. Erie sold at 27% a 27%. Lake Shore stiffened under a covering process, and, after opening at 73%{c., advanced to 74%. At the close, however, it weakened to 73%. Rock Island sold at 103% a103%. Union Paciflo moved up tu 39%. Northwest common ranged from 42% to 43%{, ending at the !atter gure. The preferred sold up to 55%. Wabash opened at 10%, advanced to 1134 and closed at 10%. Ohio and Mississippi sold at 2435 a 247% a 243; St. Paul at 344 a 34a 345. C., 0. and I, C. advanced to 63. Hannibal : and St. Joseph closed steady at 20, THE SALES to-day amounted to 119,000 shares, which were maiply distributed as follows:—New York Central and Hudson River, 1,490; Erie, 19,200; Lake Snore, 15,500; Cincinnati and Pittsburg, 200; Northwest- ern, 10,900; Northwestern preierred, 800; Rock Island, 800; Pacific Mail, 17,000; St. Paal, 3,700; Ohios, 19,200; Western Union, 31,700; Wabash, 4,400; Union Pacific, 7,800; C., C. and I. U., 600, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Bi Cg isi North we: Northwestern ‘pref rred 55g Rock Island . 103% Pittsburg 90, 9056 Milwaukee and St. Paul. 843g 3444 Obio and Mississippl.... 2454 246 New Jersey Central. 108 108 Del., Lack. and West. ~ 109% 8945 ns 144 2236 Pacific Mail.... 1X Punama.... 12 THE MONEY MARKET. Money was easier and on ca!l loans closed at 21 per cent, The quotations for commercial paper ‘remain unchanged. Foreign exchange closea at 4.83 & 4.8344 for 60 day sterling and 4.8634 for de- mand, GOVERNMENT BONDS. These were steady at the close at the following | quotations :—United States currency sixes, 1191; 119%; do. do., 1881, registered, 11354 @ 118%; do. do. do., coupon, 120 a 12034; do. do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 110% @ 116%; do. do. do., cou- pon, 1165 a 116%; do. do., 1864, registered, 17% @ 1173; do. do. do, coupon, 1174 a 117%; do. do., 1865, registered, 11855 a 118%; do. do. do., coupon, 119% a 119%; do, do, do., new, registered, 11814 a 1183g; do. do. do. do., coupon, 118% @ 118%; do. do., 1867, registered, 119 a 119%; do. do. do., coupon, 11934 a 119%; do. do., 1868, registered, 119 @ 119g; do. do. do, cou- pon, 119% a 120; do. do. ten-forties, registerea, 114 @ 11434; Co. do. do., coupon, 117 8 117%; do. do. fives, 1881, registered, 114% 2 115; do. do. do., coupon, 114% a 115, GOLD 114% a 114%. It 1s said that the pool are seiling out. Conse- quently this market has been more or less de- pressed. The opening to-day was. made at 114%, from which, in the course of business, a dechne was made to 114%. Subsequently there was greater strength, an advance to 114%, and closea at114X%, There was not much excitement, and transactions are for the mument confined ap- parently to the smaller operators, The rates for oarrying were 8,2 and 2%; per cent. Loans were made flat. + $3,840,697 Currency balances. 4,461,436 Grogs clearauces.. 78,930,000 $76, hy Gold exchanges. 6, iit Ht Gold balances, 1,049,406 UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury balances reported to-day from Washington are as follows :—Currency, $7,000,000; Coin, $69,100,000; less coin certificates, $21,500,000, The customs receipts to-day were $492,000, Inter. nal revenue receipts to-day, $1,250,000; nasional bank notes received for redemption, $881,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $151,000 on account of interest and $42,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, THE FORBIGN MARKET, London advices state tnat the rate of discount in open market for three months bills ta 3% per cent, or % below bank rates. Kentes at Paris are firmer, at 65/. 3744¢, Consois, for money, 92% ; o., for account, 92% a 98; United Stat bonds, 1865, Old, 107g; 1867's, 1073¢; ven-forties, 10254; new fives, 10274; Erle, 24% 025. Market quiet and steady, IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS. The imports of dry goods for the week were $3,658,653; the amount marketed, $3,724,449, The total imports for the week are:— Dry goods + $3,658,000 Merchandise, estimated. + 8,760,000 TOL sear seresouss svoverisssjeveoesees ve VADHOO RAILROAD BONDS, The largest transactions in this department are jain noticed in connection with the Pacific Union Pacific firsts sold at 93 & 9314; Jand grants, 0434 4 9634, and sinking tunds, 86% a 86). Wabash firsts at 8054; St. Louis division at 69, Central Pacific closed at 9694 & 9655. STATE BONDS, These are without notabie change, and, as is NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 20, 187 5. WITH SUPPLEMENT. the case with bank shares, require no special | ers retusins, ccd mht? to pay any comment. was in demand and higher, the Barley was dul! and lower, Oats wero steady. was quiet. Pork was duti and nomnal and dull. Gr MEMORANDUM, The following !tem from the London Times may | Not be without its interest to railroad men :—“The considerable falling off 1n our shipments of rall- Way iron to America, whatever be its causes, turns out little, if at all, owing to transatlantic competition, Each reduction in our exports coin- cided with s corresponimg diminution of new railroad; thus, while In 1872 we suppliea 467,304 , tons toward laying down 6,511 miles, and in 1873 | “quence. twas firme: | spot and tuture, changed on the bert duit aud nom little steadier one. Naval stores were duil changed, Woot dull and snchanged. AsuRs.—Reevipts for the Past three days, 5 or charter. ’ rd was easier ihe market for susar Cotton met | re hasbeen no change in the market, which re- Famed quiet, with pots quoted ai Go. and pearls at 8c. @ freely bidding the highest prices of yesterday, Corn market closing quiet, | Whiskey t r both tor losing quiet at the improvement. eights conti sued quiet, and rates were not esentially Fetroleum was ily unchanged, although closing with a and un- | packages. | | 186,300 tons toward 5,245 miles, the mileage _ oe per Ib ] bkeawax was scarce and heid higher as compared dwindled down to 1,803 in 1874, when the shipped | | with our previous report. Sales were image ‘at lc, & tonnage only amounted to 94.467.”” Seige. per ib, for yeliow Western and Soutnern, | Ket wis dull, A proposition similar io princtple to that of the | tas apoenielon cane tio. a rr ilows: reen br Union Pacific has been made by the Central Pacifle fiers iran hur lta a Mie. me Company—to wit, that they will pay $400,000 per 'BuTTER.—Nince our lasc the butver market has gained annum, to 06 compounded semi-annually, until | the entire debt of the company to the government | is paid, The sum named is smaller, because it is alleged that the traMic on the Western end of the lune 1s smaller than ‘hat on the Eastern portion. haus become more general. | hands and tirm. | the scarcity of choice, but ordinary grades Dlenty und sell slowly. | We quote as follows | Hes Brkins and tubs, to kod. Reins 8 | Bi choice selected, Sas. 'a' Ste“; do. a NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES line, 286. mS. do. dd, common fo tate. 2c. ; tate, halt bag toy ae choice pelacted., Farpay, Feb. 19, 1875, $0, BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. prime, Sle. a i mon to fair, e Sane Nene De Peies Be Se aion Pag Re; a B3c.; do, Gon, Winter made, 25. & Sle. iw Keserve and Michigan, cubs, choice dair 5 500 23e. ; do. d Cae to prime, Ze. a 24. jo. do., fair to ‘300 good lo. do.. Arkins, choice, 24e, a 2c. ; do. 200 ce fair tw good, Se: a oe. Northern filinoss, Wiscousity ‘00 | and Lowa, tubs, sano, 2c. a Ye. : do. do., fair to good, So He. a 2e-: do. do. common to fair. ite. '2.c;; do, do, 300 | Bekins, good to rime, 230. 8 Ric; : Ho, do.» tair to Koo | do. do common to faar, IT, ate. ; Cent Tiida eoaente Ohio aud indianay firing, tatr is Uo (goose. a! 226, do | oo to ae 432 do. common to, thir, ise." Be.: dordc., tubs, choice, $00 oom ERW pics $5 | Bela Me" ao. dou, fate to gond, ale. various 500 $0) fol & wat i Tog atyien, vo i70,: Solis; Westorn Hesorve and ry ig 10% | Michigan, ne. 2c, col toprime, ze. 240.5 700 1932 | do., tair to good, We, do., common, I7¢. a i9e. 8 Ing | | Beans avo Puas.—Medium béans continue in fair de- | 0 oss | mand. Marrow are plenty and selling slowly. ‘Green Aree 2a | peas rule arm. er, Gescriptions are apparently SOE 24 | linchangod, " Our quotations are as tollows:~ Medium 3200 gqaz | ew, choice, $175 a as 30; do. ae fo M a 0 vod, red 3 | ‘@ $220; rea klaney prime, | 1000 24 $3 15 a $3 green wah new, doa | 1100 24 poles idney, choloe, $240 rs - do., tair to food: lack eve Deas, Sp on ST RR ae |, Citmesn. there is very Met. fay, difference In the 2 i Market when compared wi us Gay wee! cine + aii 4 | trade orders continue fair, mainly trom Bastern buyers, ry | | who want xood, usetul chi paic or white color, 50 va | and for such are willing to pay Iie. This is considers | &@ good feature of tho market, as the stock here is almost 10:15 AND 11:90 A. 1 | ene outhat quality, | Hxborters are only buyiny in a ; small way; they want high-colored cheese. for 100 1,5 5-90),0, 168... 11856, S500 U Batis, | London tarket,and have paid as high as iéXe. Our | £ Be yu 3 'n3b 6. i | quotations are ;—-state factory, fancy, jobbing trade, | ti ws % us {Bi c, "8 L000 a 62. 100 U 85-24 T, "Ube 1108 vee Las bw US os, cur, 10000 US 5's, 10-40, r- FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. M. $7 0she Clev & Pitts gt, 9) L6ige, a 16%e. do, fine to taney, for geod to fine, ‘tc 4 1shooe ‘ a 150, ; do. daines, fin 1536 Bora iile.s “Unio inetgrv, cheddar snape, cho! OF do., tlat do. do.. fo do. do, fair to xood. | port, Ic. ‘a 1b | trade, 1 $1000 Mo 6's, 1b... but prices firm * medium green, lic. & fair amount of srength, in consequence of the imited j arrivals und increased setivity im the demand, whicn Choice goods are in very te Fine grades continue in brisk demand | and prices are held more confidently, -Guod to prime uulities meet with more attention in conse: do. 40. "hae ebod to Ons Bo08 Bo. a export, Ibe. a 16) Suis tnctgry, tart to good. Sc. 15! range county skims, | 3] | | uence of | ice, 10r eX- r domestic lor export, 4 88340, mixed for March « with a iair dema Rye Was nominal ‘Freiguts.—the n a Se. for 9 nal also 20,000 bushels reports from Washington r rdins the tariff q tion. lelivery at Sic. Oats were steadier ne but few lots were av: Refiners, sowever: Sales 47,200 bushels at 70e.a Tle. | were not very anxious to ste, as the market was too unsettied. Prices are a 16c. a se. higher, with a Strong tone at the improvement. Saics late yesterday) included 5% hhds centrvuga’ at 3 $49 bags Bat Bt Tie...and to-day the only reported transection wee a & Me. market tor berth accoinmodation con- viisaction W tinued quiet, with rates casier tor grain, and for other | lot of 480 hhds. Muscovado. most.y good in_qualit commodities nominal. in the absence of business | The | 718-160, “We quote —Cuba—Kerning, tnierior to come engagements embrace To, Liverpoo! mon, 6c. a Tie 1 06, tai to Fool Tait sige, A Tae Is of gran ac 7¥4d, a 7K { do. eood to prime, & be. wrocery, falr, to good, m81., LaU bushelsof Gos to'nil. at figd.> and ae She: prime to choice, sic. a S40. centritugal, 4 000 bushels ot gram atid. Nominal rate tor 6dt- hids and bexes, Nos 5 to 13. 8. a 8? es. bhds. i. and ir provisions, 3% 03s, To London, by | and boxes, bec. a Tc. : 5 000 bushels peas, in ship's bags, at 8a. The chai boxes, Duteh standa movement contunued slow. ' There was a mi | to 12, 7% hc. a sie, : do. fested disposition to operate in oil freights, but pal se. 40,. 19 to | were apart in their view: day) being re reported, eri rte rac bi | tor for orders to the Mediterrancan, with | Fenned’petroleam, on private terms. "A bark trom. Bate | Emore to vorx for orde Gamx.—The general market continues to galt and prices show 8 9 decided advance. ste: demand an ly. | scarce and very firm, Grouse have a goo: advanced 1be. antelope at r trapped, prime, ber Partridge, State and Western, ia a ridge, Western, bey oi gig rabl ‘ime, per seosar: buat Southern, 3337+ resulting in no business ot to: 1. We heard of charters not previously | nwfan American brig, henee to Gibral- | 1,000 bola of Ports Rico-te ©. : grocery, fair to. Se Handara, Sow. Sto I Tech stand- | ard, Nos. 10 to ay The. ¢. Manila—*upertor aod extta superior, Ze, a 7ive. New Orleans—Retuing grades On i procery grades. 7c; a 8c obacco. ‘he market for ‘seed leat and steaay. We heard of ae pay nyt! 4S tyes and 50. do. ti, feat continued quiet, within the Fangs of ile, a ase. per ihe Ot foreign we heard ot sales of 26) bales of Havana a ee a $1 25, With 3,000 quarters of grain, at ntinned quiet of sundry strength Quail re ty peng Philadelphia aq ery ‘and have pa. pair, “We motico a aaie of ab anadien of Ber lb. We ‘quote ws tollows:—Grouse, air, de, a 65; grouse, shot, rime, $1 a $115: part- | and 67 bales of Yara ! cut on private term ae! Keer partridge, Bastern, er ye —The market ihr) quiet and e ss Sie. eS sales of small lots within the range ot Sic. a Sc. Dante ‘ooL.—The market continued quiet, but prices were ue luladelphia squabs, $44 | unchanged, excepting for. Caliiorbia and Cabe wool $3: canvas bick ducks per pair, $1 30a $175: req head | Which iwures were here are very few. any, pei ts Si mawenaneee S 4 75e.; waland wid- mapeepucrere ine the market. The sales were 36,00 IVs. o ‘Guiwies—Market quiet” Small lots of domestics wero (000 Ibe oR i laced at very stead: Tots on ‘the spot sey at9\c. Borneo quoted at l2igec. a Liige., an art at 08266 § + 15,000 ibs. of do, ‘S43¢c. , 5,000 lbs. of hi 45c., 15,000 Ibs. of extra gpd saver pulled at dsc. . 5,100 Ibs. of unwashed Weatern fleece at 850 * 91500 bs of’scoured’ Gallrorain at 6,000 Ibs. of tree full altfornia at Zc, 33000 Ibe. ot ices; quoted at Lijge. to 11%. tor utta’ was inactive, but quoted bags Cale burry'tall do. at 6c. Ibs. of di Hemp axp Jute—There has been no important de- bate burry at 19... 30 bales spring C ate 9.31 Soe mand for hemp. Smail lots are selling at steaay | 15 bales do. vat Mo. ; 185 bags of extra pulied. 25 bags of prices, within our quoted — rai as tollows:— | super do.. 10,090 lbs. of Western fleece, 30,00 ibs. ot spring American dressed, a for double, | Califor Iba. of free fail do.. 14,00) of Calitornia a tor single, wholly nominal for un: | jambs’ and 125 bags of scoured California and lambs’, ali dressed. “Manila hemp quoted at 7c. on private te: Fes een Se for choice. o idv tial thee a ; ene —Receipts, 819 obis. The market was steady old c 2 * golive ‘and Without change Ih value’ quoted at aice.s | Sh at 81 Oe Pa ete Se Oe Sic. gold, Jute ‘busts is with a ar aici the market rule tog. Sales since our 5 alos at2 %l6c., currency, cash, and 2%, do.. Une. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Hay axb Stusw.rhe demand tor ay tias Deen fatr, Gauvxstox, Feb. 19, 1875. and, with receipts moderate, lute prices were tully sus: | Cotton niet and unchanged: misdling. 18. Net re. fare Stree wes ont 1s Wa8t Gomand. but unchanged goipes, ae ales r 1.076, Exports coustwise, 906, ge Bale shipping Bat, a7.; | Saies,'565 78, Weekly—Net receipts. 10,749; yout I atten, cathe jaye Sie. gro inal “Exporis—To Great Britain, 1B Uise wo the oe fe Mang Fret sto abet Voutinent, 1,300; coastwise, 5,177. Sales, 5.38! for oat, cig ES ibs. .—Trade has been comparatively quiet since our last, but prices were maintained. + Galveston, 20 Ibs. a 25 Ibs., 25¢. Bo odbc Feb. 19, 1875, KC. jet receipts, 5,630. Cotton firm; middl here ordinary, 13%. low middling,’ 43sec. ; Toss, ing, We append tormer bates; ota: ons as follows:—Vry Buenos ayres, 21 ibs a 26 xports—1o Ureat Pritain, 6,50; to the Continent, ihe. & 253g. ; Montevideo, 20 Ib; bara 29 ibs. 260. 7,750. Stock, Weekly—Net receipts ‘orrientes, 22 Ibs. Ibs... ace; Rio 30,387 5 er 323, Exports—To Great Britain, 18047; Iba a 22 ths, Orinoco, 20 | to France, 6.945; to the Continent, 7,982; coastwise, 4.58% California, ba} ibs. & 25 lbs. Sales, 36,450. 18 Ibs. a at Monitx, Fed, 19. 1875, Pia ibs dose Cotton advanced; middling, Ise. ; low iniddling, 113¢e. + Vera ipa si} Ibs. good ordinary, Me. Net receipts, 1,54) bales. Expo ar da ibe ara ee et Caampecchey To. France, 205; coustwise, 37% Sales, 2,500, Stoc Tobasco, dry and pickled, 17 lbs. a 22 Ibs., de. a dus 66,868. Weekly het receipts, 11,872. Exports—To Great Sat 13 "Ibe. a Hibs, 16c,; Bogota, 18" Ibs. a) Britaim, 438; to France, 1,006; " coastwise, 37 Sales, @ 28%c.; Maracaibo, 20 Ibs. a 23 Ibs.. 17c. a 8c. aM Bahia, Trios. 20 Ibs. I7e. 7 Porto Uabeiio atid aleuay Savanwan, Feb, 19, 1875, iba a 22 ibs, 9 Wises aml Curacod | | Cotton firm: middling, 18%c. i, low middling. “14940. and ae Hache,” dry ‘and pickled, 17 a | good ordinary, Ie. Net receipts, 2,342 bales; gross, 2.574. 21 lbs, 1c. Gan. wenqeds. Port aa | Exports to Great Britain, ‘6si." Sales, 400, Stock, | Platte’ 16 tbe, “a “a5” “tbs old, as they run; | 103288. Wepkly—Net receipts, 16,804, gross, 17,186. 1x Truxalio, 16 Ibs: a 17 tbs. 2ie., and Zanzibar, 10 tbs. a | porta To Great Britain, 116 the Continent, 738; to 2 Ibs, 18e., gold, selected; Corpus Christi, 22 Ibs the Channel, 2,900; coastwise, 3,722. Sales, 6,U2 Indianola and San Antonio umerox, Feb. 19, 1878, Ant wget firmer; middling, ise £ 3000 Len Wen, 608 45 Boa Hest ‘do, dow poor, to “iain, 4, 8 7e.y atichivall | Bs low middiing, 4000 Chi BaOTs 102! and Wisconsin factory, fine. Lic | Duane 428 tbs i acs TR eS 434¢.3 good ordinary, 13 ic. Net receipts, W ci Corroy.—The atter ‘Change business in ipotcotton was | rency, as they” ran. Dry ‘upper leather—Bucnos | ened las. Exports coast wise, we Sales, 2. Stock, comparatively sinall, with some sales however, includ- Ayres and Kio Grands Kips 10 ibs. a 1d Hs, Weekly-—Net receipts, (S82, gbxporta— to Great ing at least 50J bates tor export and a tew lots lor spin- — goiu. selected? sierra Leone. dibs. a libs Fitain,, S207; to the Contlaént, 2735: constwise, 2529. Ie tion Cen & ning purposes, The mar ened very strong, with | Sullyselecteds Sierra Leon “ Sales, n Tuesday's report the exports to the Lip) Lh a SI's ie be 2's folders demanding very (ull prices, aud with a idirde. | Wings 19° Ibs w a i Be, Sis Chanhel should have read—to the Continent, 2.735. it mand from exporiers aud some inguiry trom spinners | pry sailed —C) ¥ Osweco. Feb, 19, 1995, QS 2d. a lurther advance of Jc. per ib. was established, the im- | 95 hys a sv Ib 30 Ibs. Flour steady and unchanged; ‘sales at $6 for No. 1 100.0 NY Cen 0. | Provement heing must’ taarked ol cotton of from good | Pye, SOS: ae ow a Blbs, ite * | spring, $6 25 for amber winter," $6 50 for white w 2U00 NY C 7s, "76 , | ordinary to low middling quality, the lower and higher | Maracaino, 80 Ibs. a3 ; savanitia, 35 $6 79 {or double extra. Wheat dull; extra white Mich 1ibwo North Moist | styles “hot attracting “much attention tron either | qZeibs, Ibe., gold, as they Tui S ibe aga | ean, $139; No.1 Milwaukee Club, $118. Corn quiet; 5U00 Harlom Ist, | class of buyers. There wasa pause in the demand in the | js, 210" 2lige.; Jexas and Western, 28 Ibs. a rite I5c. a | Sales of two cars at 87c. 1000 Alt & TH ine,. without essential differen 4000 Cen, Pacg b " | atternoon, and, tame, a firm undertone being notlceabie, how: | vices'trom Liverpool, per private despatehe, 39% | calling the market strong, with hold ing. higher — prices and sales of good middling Put. 8%d. The. Southern | are all firmer and more uc ‘the week’ have fallen below the early Th do 100) Un 1 ac7’s, \g 2000 Yo! & W Ist, St 4000 Clev & Pittse sf 1048 stimates, was due the reaction in futures, whieh took pi | movement was larger than was expected, to which tact ce in the | amount of cotton offering, the market ruied rather | ever. Ad- 8, unite in | ders ask- Liverpool | markets 3 receipts | interior ace to the Ve. 45 Ibs, 4 30 Ibs., 12 currency, as they run. Wet saited—Buenos Ayres, | Canada offered at $1 34 Corn meal, $37 tor bolted, $2 for unbolted per ton. Mill feed steady ; shorts, $26; ship- nh c. & L3dec.; Rio Creat 44 lbs a 48 Ibs., | 20. a 12340. ; California, 40 ibs. @ 20 Ibs. Lo. a 113 stuils, $47 ; middiings, $30 per to 351s. a a len gol, selected : Matamoros, 451 Burraro, Feb. 19, 1875. 2c. : ort? bs a7) Ibs. He, a 13c. Receipts—Fionr, 4,300 bblis.; wheat, 115,00) bushels; te ‘kts, io Line it 3 ane do, Bie packers ies ew corn, $0,000 do. ; oats, 22.00) do. Shipments—Fiour, 4,600 otic hy EL bbls; wheat, 13.50) Jushelg; com, $7.0) do.; oats, 21,00 Ors. reducing 3000 Cley & P atn 96, | extent of 1-l6c. after an advance ot 3¢c., the advance 7000 Gt Western 20-°. 53% having been caused by the upward tendency ot the Liv- 3000 do. » Sh | erpool market and the reduced summing of the week's | 1; 4000 Del & Hr, '84.... 1 | receipts, ‘the interior towns’ movement, sums up as fol- 1000 Can 5 Ist, con... 60 | lows:—Recetpts, 18014 bales, against 28786, bales last C, 0 & 10 2d... 20 year shipments, 144 bales, against 34042 bales last | 12ahy Bik State of NY ug | year! stocks, 130,514 bales, against 145,349 bales last year, | rices avout 2c. per Ib., but the concession las failed to stimulate the trade, aid the market wears a c.; country and West | ao, Flour qiitet; sales of 380 bbIa Wheat dull and ‘un- 2u lbs. a 50 lbs. | changed: sales of 400 bushels No. 2 Milwaukee at $1 05. aC Gorn quiet and a shade firmer: sales o: eight cars new, mn the track, at 750. a 76c. 3 dull; sales of one car . | Panada, onthe track, at 592, Rye inactive. buriey | Bomlectéd: quotations ‘nominal Seeds quict at $2:70 % } $2 9 for timothy and $6 75 ror medium clover. Mess | Dork quiet at S18 90 for heavy. Lard, $i. Dressed | hogs quiet; sale of one car Western dressed 24 $3 30. | i Tousno, Feb. 19, 1875. Barley nominally lower; prime 36 9 BUSTVESS OPPORTUNITIES, M¥ PARIY HAVING AN OLD AND WELL a tablished Real Estate business “will finds reany irchoser. for ® bargain, by » ng paruculars to Herald Uptown Branch offtce FIRST CLASS, KELLABLE MAN, 4 Wi a ital of $002, wanted to take au interest and act aacashler ina stancard busine } lveated on Broadway. Address, in tul conflaence, &. . Herald Uptown Branch office. GENUINE OPPORTUNITY—BOARDING for disposal for $1,300; terms easy. OWNEK, Heraid ofice. HOUSE Ad iress OING WEST TO ds wants some Zommission. ‘Nudress OP PURI Ay LADY. Wirt 4 GooD Bt 3 CONNECTION, in a A¥st cinss boarding house, wishing to increase her business, desires a partner with $1.00) or $1,900 cap tat, oF a party who will advance the amount at 10 pee cen! imterest and board itout Address X,Y. Z., Herald Brookiyn Branch office, OR SALE—SELF-RAL ? FLOUR—STATE = County sf of the best preparation known rior to wll ovhers and entirety tree from chemical hie | sana Address FLUUR, box 2,841 Post office, jeiphia. ARTNER OR PURCHASER WANTED—FROM $2.50) to $4,000 required; grocery business, with frst Clase trade already established, 1m a tlourishing suburbam city; this is a firsi class opportunity for the right partys the best of reterences given and required, Apply un mediately at No. 115 Warrev street, or No. S24 Wishina: ton. street, ARTNER IN A PAPER MANUFACTURING BUSI- ness Wanied, with $25,000. by an esiablished houses investor to look after city store and finances; manufac- Peas cilities the best. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLE- TON, 98 Broadway. NTS FOR MANUPACTURING SPRINGS, SELF- Closing pocket books, corset book clasps and scale fastenings, poe! Beckman street. companys, J. ¥. DuBBER, patentee, 72 INTRO. abie article to sell om ITY, Hergia Bice. scoops jor saie, or will form « R WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, COMMAND= ing a trade of $60,000 to $109,00) a vear,"in the butter and cheese trade, wants to associate himseli wih ® Foung man, with BO ty $1000 cash, as partner. The Fight party’ a good ‘business will be had. Can give, the best reierence. with 12 years’ experience, Address PI Duck, Herald ome. 10. TEACHERS.—POR SALE, THE Furniture and Fixtures of a long mercial College. Apply C. C. MAKSH, V ‘ANTED— business capacity, a special trade pape: (weekly> ry aa ‘and insurance companies, ad- NERGY, box 129 Herald oifice. V ANTED—PARTNER WITH A FEW BRUNDRED dollars, light manutacturing business ; good article; Patent weil secured; no competition; rst ciass article. Address I., box 2,215 New Haven, Conn. ANTED—COMPETENT AND PERIENCED man, having some means, to take charge of a ree fant and hotel: building how erecting up towns central position. Address, with particulars, OWNER, box 723 New York Post oftice. <R WITH $3,000, WHO WILL in our business; little or no 18k. Present assets in first class property at | Mi. The business will bear the closest investigatia so, for sale, one-third oF one-hait interest in the best Lime and Marble Quarry om this continent Lime of a superior quality can be tare nished 20 cents per cask cheaper than the Rockland dine Company ean deliver it; ail water transportation, EE \ & TATE, Dealers in Quarries aad Mines, 55 | Sears’ Building, Boston. GOODWILL, stabitshed Com- Broadway. capital required, a W ANTED—A MAN WITH $150, TO INVEST | Cigar Store, in complete running order, | on Bleecker st For turcher particulars apply im $100 TO $1,00) WIL!. PURCHASE AN INTE! in thé vest money-making monopoly in he world, tully secared tion solicited. 234 Broadway, room 12. by United States patent: investiga- $10,000 ano GEXTuENAN, SHAVING | THIS .' 1» amount in casn and now cashier in @ banking firm in this ci'y about to close up its business, would engage in the saine capacity, or as bookkeeper In some banking house or other business concern on oF after March teusuing, Address M. A, A., Herald office, $20. 000. —A LONG ESTABLISHED BUSINE: rnd in Pearl street, with special ad 600 rac Mail 55. A mpared with last week, the Interior movement | , Flour in fair demand; firm. Wheat iv fair ae Mh Py 1 800° to. would ludiente receipts next-week not far different from | oyllAppenrance, .from Kinet Wells’ circular we i@k0 | advanced; Ne l-whito Michigan. St Tes amber Micht | would de rapes intyare pat Pre tarlanorer ae 700 j the fiat be this week. The market pe teeares aioe | clintug mar! Aside trom & se oine eb movement | Ean. § Siu . ee in jar demand; advance | for ‘selling given, Address COMMISSION MEKCHAN’ 8 | A 3 and our quotations, even at a reduction 04 2c. per = ‘ -16e. + x 168 r) line it t ie n C4 6 orn, lo. 3; oats, 200 Quicksiver Min.bé i | Honietai, “We atioto, based on atnndard or classideation | pecwld soot Hobe decline to Sie. auavennal igre teat | | do.” Shipments—Corn, 4,000 bushels; bate, (00 d0. te THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. 1t0 Adams ix. + 10 i me: gua pelt iB inst Be Hore might follow, iy view of the reatly reduced. supplies, 0 Feb i | bas a wy 3 oth here and in the country. We learn trom the best Flour qnietand unchanged. W advanced and in Ata meetingof the Exchange yesterday Messrs, | "below the grade quoted :—Ordinary, | 13%4¢.; good ordi- | authority that the stock, ol new hops remaining ungold | good demands No. 2 sprin; i | wd. ni . wy, i, B5AZC. spot; 854c. March; | - | RED zeae ume ged ondary, ae gow mmdatg, | Un the” ‘hands of deatera, and growers in ths | Bre"april: No, 3 do. sila prejected, Peocagoray| Arenibald Bax tet, DSyid. Brana mek des taee | tions based on Ainerican standard ot clissification — bates.” Wiseonsin ‘noids' some $600 bales “wile the re paraniey Senony aay Stare ash: 4 mnixed 646 a | made speeches in opposition to the proposed rules S| orataary Uplanile aie WN. Orleans, Tosa, | maining states can be satoly put down at LON dates. | bid, May ; rejected, 62ice. Oats in tuirdemund and | Submitted tothe Exchange for adoption. There vy 1 would make a total supply o1 ales outsi ot | Gooa or 1% 14 % | tis sity. ‘he stock in dealers h Hanis in this markets | April Re gee je inan SHE £3izse; Marchi Stiac. | ta yet to be heard Mr. John Hughes on the same Low middling 1853 1b 1 | estimated at trom 10,000 to 12,000 bates. This gives our | firm and in tajr demand: No, 2 spring, $1 11 spot ds | Side. In favor of the ruies for grading 90) Ohio & ais eR 4 | brewers (tal tock ot 3100 to ZAG bales to, carry | April. Dressed hoya in good demand: Will’be heard on slonday Mr. George 3060. | Middiing fair. 1036 16% | siderably reduced by turther siupments abroad. especials | abut gig itinn 918° Marcle # ; | & 1. Windslow, William J. Preston and William H, a0 do, | ‘ 1% We | lyat prices go much lower,” Receipts tor the week were | Shots! an out ereaed deities Harris, On Tuesday morning (Monday, $34 oi 30 do The sales wer palpi | 425 bales; exports during the week, 39 do. ; total exporis | $13 45 436 “March; $13.85 | February, being ® legal hohaay) there will bes ae Export. eit } it teed Y do, We, uote tor 3 1875-—NeW | firm fod in “fair demand; shoulders, a | final meeting on the question, and probably a vote, Ho We | Consumption 18 eee eran ts, See ae Ber ida Calcot charade. ae. Whiskey frin® tn thir demant ats ou | Deetliodns ceinen eel ane eae ae 1100 do Speculation 130 | foc. 7 SS " eh Li y 2 A 10 do. | naTiteR, —There has been a stoady tone to the market, | iid hear Sore. Pan oey ats Hab do,seye, i re eed sian te rou peerage 20 do Total. 3,005 434 | but very little trade in consequence of the unpediments | do. ; barley ‘do. Shipments—Fiour, 9 00). b Ls " 1 ting: es have been | anc aie. exports were 1b, sides. We ‘auote -— ‘pardon: batiey, $000 he Atte M of | Q BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M. ‘ar a hg oP. ee Pat Rea RSY 409 at a ropesslauenteriaght backs, Sic. the'doara Wheat declining at} at isi 8 BSSgC, ‘Maren Fhoxe. | | He 1s a cross between a Suffolk white and Leices- Bo Ae Me Et : a rons 1h) at 15 1M. Wat levi ec-; April. | backs, 7c. w a0. ; light grop. 26 a | a S6%e., April. Corn firmer. Gate higher at Mc..casn; | ter. Pit. Charles W. Strachan will be the anéton- So SMG MEP Rie) gray | 10 ; Fue, 20 1G BI, Bat Wgc. Total, HAW | S32 ade: middle “an over Cop. Be: PitianGhet, ee iuareh} | er of the docasion, ana it ts supposed thas an’Op> :February, 15 11-1 hemlock, 27¢. a 2c nh oak, 23¢. a Sh | " portanity Ww ‘offered to the patrons of St 18 8c. in's Guild to root out the evil of considerable Hemtoen: THE COTTON STATEMENT. overty in many of the wards of the city by pure 2 Buenos Ayres. California, chasing the bi ebruary, 1,000 'y)} New Yor, Feb. 19, 1875. ' as 40) a eo iaareb. a” at etic, it at | Hight. 2ige. a Zo. 20ic0. a 200. | qqlotal receipts of cotton since "septemaber 15 1874, to |: posting “i GEATH OF A prem ie 300 y ay x ai 2c: 1,200 at rte eas Ref ye. ate — 1.800 at 15 13-I6c., 132 a ¥ _ Ports rH 7m. es of | Beats at atey ra ie 5) a ee i, pat i ae 2640. Bbc. 2iKo. . ade | Galveston Bs | death of Mr, Aduah Neytarts Ay weanthy. patroleuta 20 | ‘se , : 7 retiner, of No. 52 William street, who departed this 100 at 16.5-32c., YOU at 163-16c,, 909 at i830 700 at H Motasses.—Ifhere was no change in the market: Mobile x Ft] May, 900 at 16 15-82c., ‘anions. qyat 16 ie, loee-+ | torelan grades were neglected and uemesti¢ sold omy In Savannah: Philadelphia ; see fe in Santa Auna, Cal., on the 16th of this month, 200 1644C., 1,200.16 17.320,-" 100 at 16 2. 15.82c.; June, | @jobbing Way. Prices ‘were unchangea. je .guote:— | Charleston. City Foiny to Feb. 6. 15,01 | in the shirty-ninth year of his age. It is possible 60 20 at 16 ago. ‘$00 at 16 27-32c., 20 at + Sse, }.400 at | Last cro, une: bie ag and mixed, 3 do., | Wilmington. Port Royal “7 24.045 | proper resolutions Wiil be passed by the members $co {16 27. ‘aly, 190 atl7 1i2c.. AT site August, | clayed. 10, muscovado ening, 4 | Nortolk. Indianola. +9598 | o1 the petroleum organization of the Exchange. 200 20) at ike. Total, ¥3,40) bales. Grand to 1 Sai | do-. do, grocery, | Baltimore THE COMMITTEE ON LIGHTERAGE, 1000 baie a reorecei he) OC cee Doe ae pret a a eae ‘he's Total... .-3890.0 | appointed in accordance with the rules of the Wit x es; New rleal le. i = Exchange, February 16, 1875, 1 2 . . 1,852: W | was dull and closed ‘peak at 873e. | Produce Exchange, February 16, , 18 we i iafimers ft New York Tag Boston’ | merchantable order; 25 bbls. gold’ on the dock at 38. PRINTING CLOTH MARKET. | lows:—George H. ‘Webster, chairman; son 300 adeiphin, ‘44. Toial i, 15,846. Tae ney week, | Strained rosin, although quiey was callea steady at vi) iu Provrpencr, R. ., Feb. 19, 1875. Boyer, R. H. Ten Broeck, D. BH. Munger, Pope GC. a0 day Inst ye Cotton rates_ to | ae 15 tor ordipary to good. We note sales of 1,000 bbls. Printing cloths are held at 6c. a 6Xc. fi dardand | Teitt. ; mn ports quoted thus ‘Ke. | of good sirained and No. 2 on private terms and 90 bbis. | g by standard ani oD To apr , by steam, oa of hoLnt $290. “Iurand pitch sod ina smmaitwayrand | CXS of squares, with few cloths on the market and | pe 4 | To Liverpool, by steam, 4d. a 9-324. ; b; come | Were not essentially changed in value irom figures last | MOUerate sates. art JESSUP & CO. r not » Angin : HAVANA MARKETS. Canvixs.—The demand was moderate tn a jobbing way, but we heard of no important transactions in large 000 20000 TS. , lots." Prices were called steady anil auoted ag follows: = | fous bin Mee SHU U ak gy ibe Ad | Nperm, ‘per Ibs, 280+ do., Davent, Macy's, Sse. a Bie. stearic, 'R. G. "Mitchell, & Co.'s,” 16 02." 270.” ha SECOND. BOARD P. i. | adamantine, ia, Maat ng 16 of. Wse.. I8er and iz ; ¥ m0 Un Pi affine, 4's, 6's an ¥ PRO one Rie st Bary deren Suis | ° Coorenace Stock.—The market was withoutchange and 1000 do. do 89% | the demand moderate at-current prices quo:ed as fol- 700 ia £9) lows :— Molasses shooks,, satin with hoads, $24 S20 $225; | f 4 sugar shooks, with heads, 38-inch, a BS watpisgtacs: se” 2 ts aS RR. be Tae | See eet honda, Seineh. $2 10-a $28): box shooks fae Lov kW ste ste. Hits | a Suc, ; rum shooks, $40; pine shooks, $650 a $7; empty | 300 Tol & W Ist. Bu 7 | nogsheads, $275 hoops, 14 feet, or inary to brit prime, 200 Ts aw I WD 6 | 8c. # 40c.* hoops, 12 teet, ordinary to prime, 400) Long Dock bonds 102 di West ist, KO 18 Del& HCan The dew We quote Mania condage, size above a Conpack.—ineré has been. no change. In the market. nd Was inoderate at a steady ea of pric racy We. 5 8 | é-thread and 9thread, is in 5-16" inet a0 atiimeten ite.; do, tethread, 3 inch. aiameter, 18490. y hay’ rope, liye. oi rcontage, alt rope yarns, Se Cea Ti ag hire Sthread, 17AKe.;, tarred alls ii 19 vin NW PRD cas bits duh’ yarn ige-j Sigal rope, | ay 3q 1600 i fricm”"and May. ‘Fo Fs by eC, rate 400. as eg 7 sg SiS | Ne sizes above. f2-thread Te WOCMARTER Bcbs a) do. é-thread and Y-trread, 4 inch and, S16 inc Be WMNa SEP Ripe bs gee | GO; lethrend, Fined, and hay rope. 12%sc., and aad Ta olt rope, 17c.. Ci 5 ie [00 Tos Wad RR..be Ht rene. “Fie general movement has not been of much a oe 10% | importance and values show about the same range as on as d Tuesday last. sales were reported ot about 150,000 Ibs, TR Pes lake at aie. a 2c. cash and 20. for del | ae wo Deri yw month. the close values were about Myo. lower to sell. 24 20) Del. Lack & W. French cenred rales quiet and unchanged. g° | S0 Ohio & Miss Corrss.—livoices in first hands are still neglected and 8 38 do. business ractically ata stand. A few sale: ie being Bu ae ao, made bers, but they are too insignificant to have as ito do any infusnee on the market Oty poll iqades 0 bags 744 -80C, cats os t ‘cee ay peepee ay 00s, Six 3c. arc lado ie :—Rio, ir, os ty 8) Morris #1 Em Ei be 9678 Tine. a iaxe. ; good ic, @ 19%; prime di 19}ge. ; extreme pang ie (ots, 173g¢. a TWio-5 3 i diva gov: 2:30 TO 3 P. M. grument bags, 27c. oo Cae Dee $2000 CANW co gb.860 [00 dhs ChLANW RR.sd_ 434 Singepore, 26. & thon les continue in go Y reThewd ‘_ ‘with confidence, Sliced are selli M. “bea ale. ; Seediee tas nr : , Laguayri 100 shs Atl & Pac Tel., 22/4 noose St. Doming, Tie, a l7ig0: : Porto Kico, 1 Me ies te Gos.a Kica, Ise. fie; Mexiony 1934c. a 2ic.} } Angortura, He, Bo. + Ba vanilla, a dic. ; “Curacoa, I 1, 6 ant days. SOrrep YROITS.—There 1s litde if any chango, demand for export, ng e a die, and Main 30 qr. 3 alta Biec. . for city. Prrorev delivery up to the ected, quoted at Ie. and naphtha ket was whoily } Quoted but reltabl Provistons.—Rei packages; $19 25, 500 bbls. prime mess at $13. ‘379 boxes or short aye. for the range mand in a jobbing payer go A By mess ani a mess $32. $21 at 13%. ted. Ous.—Market for linseed was quict and exhibited no change: quoted at 7oc, a 7éc. ior lots in casks irom erush- hands. Mennaden was quiet and firm, sound quoted te burden, Additional quotations unelt iL 20 a, $1 25, bois, per gallon. Natural | tubrica & a 400. Wheat Virginia lubr ‘Deatsfoot, $1 15a the market tor refined was dull and nom inal in the absence of business, quoted at isc. a 143¢c. tor | creek markets were not essantially changed drom figures | last quoted and were firm, altiough cut meats, 3,065 do.; Herces ‘fhe market tor ‘mess pork was quiet faa easy, We note sales of 100 mand. pales were reported of 675 boxes of lou; 1c. a 1034c., 300 boxes of short do. at 10X%e. ‘were steady, quoted at 84gc. w 88g. for Western and 8: = iain mess, inspected; $10.30 for plain mess, uninspoct Dp 15.00; tierced beet bat tor ind Beot hams—No busineds was reported. but rices Were quoted steady, within the range ot JAVANA, Feb, 19. 1875. Exchange firmer. On the untied States, sixty day: irrency, 92 premium: short sight, 95 a 96 premiun short sight. gold, a 125 On London, 150 eat ddc, Sperm and whate ou were | oy Crude sper $1 8) a $1 85; natural winver, $2; Dl ene H Lt ret 3 Racthorr: whaler foe aT premium. On Paris, LA a 125 premium, ‘Sugar (ues ral Waly Ses tie & firmer. Freight firmer.” wank curl, ; domestic do., @ O5c. ; crude cotton. | seed auvied i res summer * Yellow, En EUROPEAN MARKET. a winter os low, 0c. wi win- | Toxpow Propuce Market—Lonpo, Feb. 19—Evenin: ter, 6c. a the. ; red elaine. Seapontiied, Ge. Spirits Tae Starts, ete: Bankerate, Ollve, Sea oe ae ‘guar, PCS oh RR TR ee ating, Globe vrani ide. a 77c. tor Byers Tallow, in lo! t 20 for Nos. Zand 1. A STOCK PRIVILEGE COSTS $100 AND CONt ROLS ita Harel: cradle was nit nee | 100 shares ot stock tor 30 days; if the stock moves 10 . er ceut during that time the Investment pays $1.0N, T34C. & j,cases quoted at 18%4c. a | Fun intormat on sent free on ‘application, TUMBRIDO | O3gc.4 Uc, "The Phitacelphia mare jominat and all sorts of prices were je figures could not be obtained. ‘The & CO., bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall st, New York. NY AMOUNT FROM $1,000 TO $50,000, TO LOAN ON improved or unimproved real estate in this city or Brooklyn, for term of years, yidiogt penne. WILLIAM B, LEAVE T REASONABLE RAT} cempts ¢ ‘Pork, Ate gc Lop 3 iter 2 bis. ‘and 30 Broadway. rid Af ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Poli ‘tages and other rites, Insurance of all inde effected with best come | panies. J.J. HABRICH & CO.,, 117 broadway. Oras. AGAINST THE CITY, / Parties having Ce against the city of New York may find a purchaser by addressing CLAIMS, box 2,132 bbls. of Lew mess on the spot at of do. tor May at $19 3734 and 4y bbls. Bacon was firm unuer a better di c. Tid ut luc, per Ib. Ar ‘hogs of city. ef met with limited way, with sales footing up 60 packages at steady prices within the range of Agures kates Fost ottice. as follows:—$1i a $12 for extra meas inspected; $1U80 tor | 7G, ANDI. C, AND THE GUARANTEE OF THE ', sinking fund. see HASSLER’s Financial Report No'26.” Price 6 cents, No. 7 Wall street re ( Oba ADVANCED.—I ALWAYS HAVE FROM beet at for Indi for priuie ineas, aud city extra India $100 | 00 to advance on job lots of Lry Goods or any Cut meats met with a moderate inquiry, ut withoue re: sulting to but Lew transactions: pri rites Ware sleaaes to giher, Merchandise. -Addiess CASH ADVANCES. sta- oe ye pare, Fm be ot tage ed, belies S Wie. 25 | boxes shoulder at xe. and coy bathed Dawe at 10 LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, IN SUMS Toe Oe and dens, matings owe garam steam wag | [to suit, on New York city and Brooklyn improved orcas, on te spol at 13%e. ; 50 tierces, for opebruary, pxel NEY AF Cnet, obs Pet sank lawyer's lees | Address box 3, 2,900 Post office. and disbursements. je: tor March, at 14% 00 tierce: A meeting of the creditors of Jessup & Co. took place yesterday, at which @ statement of the con- dition of the firm was presented and the course to be adoptea discussed. A member of the firm, upon being applied to, stated that they had decided } not to make the statement of their assets and | liabilities public until the course to be adoptea by \he creditors was determined on, which’ would be atanearly day. The failure had been caused by the hard limes, which had so materially effectea | the entire country. He believed nobody would be | hurt much, and anticipated the exhibit would prove such asto induce the creditors to allow them to go on, 80 that the operations of the con- gern would not be interrupted longer than for a ibe | REAL ESTATE, | There was but a slim attendance at the Exchange | yesterday. | E. A, Lawrence & Co, sold, by order of the Court, | 1n foreclosure, the four story brick double tene- ment house and lot, 25x98.9, on the south side of | Thirty-ninth street, 350 feet east 07 Second avenue, j to Mortimer C, Adama, plaintiff, for rapt over mortgage and interest of $12,650—total, $14,150, | Hogh N, Cael Su carane the S Oresloeurs sale of | property on Schuyler street, Morrisiana, Twenty | third ward, to March 15. It is reported that the eight lots, with the seven | five story brown stone front stores and tenement | houses and another small house thereon, compris- ing the whole front of block on the west side of Third avenue, between Forty-seventh and Forty- | eighth streets, were recently exchanged jor cas& | and store property situate on Canal street, be- longing to Mr. Seasongood, the total valuation being considered $600,000. MUNICIPAL NOTES. ly. | r ences F Fule quiet and steady. | Unpected for April, at ane -16c.; of city the sales i j Gull’ agg nominal “The, following vire "Our quota: fe arr oper Ib. Wy the wsles 190 up) ILLIAM Rot oe oe 01 . . 5 risen Ps any SISOS aah Satan oie | felmychpetann «Barun St sa acon tous wee taper Sena iin, rime, 2ee'm Se.: bi call, and prices aro also held more firmly, "We quote ag | St Louis 6's and 7’ Louisville Swand 7, | Frost called upon the Mayor yesterday to urge @ ane PRICES—3. P.M. , do. new, Georsia. c. follows:—Fresh dressed unfrozen—Turkeys, State, Food cat — | veto of the snow-plough ordinance offered by Mil & 8! Py 7 unpeeled Oger th hew, Bo. fo prime, Wec. @ Oe. do. ddr. , COPARTNERSHIPS. | Alderman Strack and pares by the Board of Mid ‘ Bib ps: 46 & BH | do., Te. cs; blackberries, 9c ! bY I$e.; do, Jersey, “oe § 2. a Be. M0 | ~ ~~~ | Aldermen two weeks '. jayor gave ree - te a Rs Bal cf aos pce yO eg, | Feap- a Meee Fy fio Western, | prime, ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP —PUBLIC No. | not reumation as to what oe woul ‘do—sign oF “10988 8 0p berries meee a Suc. ; pl ido. Serre “> tal ian cdg By te Wes Pack Bi Fade hereby fives that ha uae GOMte eee, 1 2 a 2722 | 'Roas.—since our last writin gurvgugtatons dongs ewe | ete etame ang Ars of HIS kergower,, hus bees | “efnle “Aldermanic Committee on Rapid ‘Transis e 2% | change in the egg mi market & quotations isclose a dissolved to-aay by mutual consent. Old accounts ot the | held a meeting yesterday afternoon, but adjourned * sa a decline of lac, Dur! i Ay rite pare 2 if e demand | firm will beacttied by Gotttried Krueger, who will con- | until Tuesday, Without deciding upon their report. NYO UH RE: i, a a ls hag been mocermel and irreguist. Lited eazeate dui, | feat | tinue to carry on ine businowunuer the drm and style | 'Commisstoner Van Nort had transmitted $0 the N Jer Cen.. ne rison with (resh. We quotes | cen Wasig aoa ai 130, Me. do dav, of Uotttried | Board of Assessors the certificates of the cost of Wonk aud lower 1n compa: resh We quote good, lie. a ide. food to prims, To! abe: GOrtrRieD KREGER, | Long Isiand, New Jersey aud near by, S40; | do. ga. fair to. Side. ducks, Jersey: 0 prime, | Newark, N. an February 16, 1675. | the following improvements, im order that the tag, ang) Fenuayivanta, Lae & S7e.5 ostern, hss | ae! _ ido, State ne a Wentern, prime, 18¢. 8 ais. 340, | —————-——— ; assessments therefor may be Made: — + . a ern, ; do., fair to Ko fc. Frozen poultry—Turke y iS HEREBY GIVEN—THAT (HE COPART. eS BS Beer Timed, ehoice brands So. wie. do. initio xuod: | uri’ plexed, ehoiee ire. @ ie da, ‘do. tale gous iO ners, Intely aabsisting “under the ‘itm Dane PACarh and Hloveuth svetuescree tees | ST oo 6G. ; i dow. lo | BC! Kar Ht “was this da; 4 tree! i TAC ORT se tags Be 4 Goon liao tien murual consent. fither arty nay sgn in lighidadione hat Reger eon bern “Spring: sin a8 sf “4 ¥, +) and either part ay settle el ue al COMMERCIAL REPORT. oxta ah000 bushels. The four market, ruled firm tor 120,'8 180. don, poor to seed, | frm. if (ravens toitudson fiver: low grades, but more especially shipping extras, which | loc. ICKS. FO to prim Le. 8c. New Yor, February 18, 1875, in presence of Fens? faving, &., Broadway, trom sor ares ete eporied sales tncluged 147 Dols atthe | love poultry—The suppiy 1s moderate atid the demand &. Gasrevook JORN SCHURRAPE nd te Hicyninwn BORA eee, Tange of prices quoted, Corn meal was in fair request about equal, Prices. ful steady, Our’ quotations | EDWIN E. MUSHLIT. sebcaerepasialeeaalietnessbieescinst COTTON IN DEMAND AND FIRMIR— FLOUR | and, By eee inant cheer sold. We quot are Spring ch onan, Ios 8 Le. 5 fowls, State and Jere Total Boe $400 | poy, 130. a 1 Western, 120. a I4c.; roosters, oid, ‘otal, sereeee creas: FIRMER—WHEAT HIGHER—CORN STEADY — = parane. om t 7 48 tos 5, ie. "eka stata wei Jersey, ta e "| ee oY: | xira Stat Cay an a 4] -— | - “ ‘ RDS: TEAMER. OATS FIRM—BARLEY LOWER—%!YE NOMI- | Choice State Siva 32 Tora $1 2 ‘3 Western, iy | A “ATASPATENT FOR $00: GO Bt AN OVE ES Buperfine Wester 42 450 and Jersey, $2a $2 50, ‘apd bin Western, Love a 3 ! + article ip. cities; mage quickly, with one lutte | —_—— NAL—PORK DULL—LARD EASIER—GROCERIES pd wrens ‘ B 3 oe i ber bal. lob da hia te Gn Wenetal abpenns inv roi WERS, Nation office, No. Beckman str The steamer Othello, Captain Langlands, the deci os A gue Oggi ktnal nga Rot Hound ho 8 Okie: trade brani $B 38) ance ie ae, Yore are in poor order aud salt | RARE CHANCE FOR A 7k MAK Y WITH =A EMAL Pm erecineca, ts uw oAbeaTENG atta Feeley DULL—METALS QUIET—PETROLIUM Nomt- | Faullys. “9 wa 65) | slowly. e quote ao follows —Karly rose, now double. | AL capital,—For sale, im Plainfield, S. clow | YOFK steamers, 1s now considered to be ove: [AL-—NAV: & tra 50a 525 ‘sa he eB pede) per DbL., Ad 2; | Meat Market, centrally located and doing g bum. | DO tidings having been received of her since she N. AVAL STORES QUIET AND EASY—EAST Louis, straight extra 5a 5 4 $2 25; do. in | = with trade weil estabiished. For part! culats call | left Hull, on the Ist of this mouth, A tg rte INDIA GOODS FIRM—woon BE Louis, choice double extra. . Soa 6 $9 | Hot. ir rH Dera tem doubje-néad ObL, | , CLAP F TON, 162 West street, New York. alled her agents in this ci! QUIST-——WHISKEY | st. Louis, choice tamily. 70a 800 |g) 73a Triton TA terid 8 $2 25; do. bug, | porters led upon her Re - ‘on te ghey STEADY. Wa 50 % “a? a2: peerlow «in buik oper bl. $1 80 a $l 75} | A CHANCE parom MET WITH.—FOR SALE L, Wright & o., last evel a ey Nominal” | sweots, winter. Delaware, $3.0 $4. cheap, MM received any further th 5 Md FRIDAY, Feb, 19—6 P. M. Nominal 6 i Fe Bo qhenge lt cata ‘The ce | Fish, Oyster 00) stated 6 they hi ee The markets for merchandise rdmained irreg- Soe 825! ed a0 follows!—Oarolima ate? ng Steady | lease and openrag fora aay man, | sligntest — . c. tor | Inquire in M road i ular, and values were in many case} nominal and me ew | tnukewer ike, 08 ee er a 8c. for rite” and vic | street, Brool aa = Deestesprglnipiens kept back’ ‘by bs mae ces i | apparently about ag likely to advance as to de- 4704 475 | © P N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFFERED TO A PaRTY | Weather, They also Mae th abe in Ramey pttylren nc te sg alin oj gd ens twas in mtd ia i te i arket was « | Fe toe cea was without activity and nominal ti wing to buy. a Feoviagn Busines; the owner has | Sth ina lew hours; sis0 (hata stoner wi radical fluctuations, prices advaicing and de- pee Spm Woe el No. 2 bicago, was about | value. | Clover met with an improved export demand, | Dusan See ee Herakd oftee Rotterdam on woe 2th of January had clining aiternately—ottentimes wén no apparent frie se ang, ~ Milwaukee 8 Jo ath ein at sone | tge.'and state at ilgee all \ ‘A “MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS AND OTsisns | arrived in Now York. fer ofcers and crew Wit cae anor oe tareeeoear er | HELM bet Raneetcoeasie tie WOE ESTA gh act ea aed wet | See aren geet Sa a efaraes | BOPUAapar dmeooas aie est to Wheat was also in seller's tavor, athougn the de- Ya, ‘with a fair demand, which wae partially iy spectaity | oy nag % sold in a small way (ieee ga eis # Baa 8h 82! sane Finansial aad breadth of beam and 27 feet teste of bald, wh isay ‘Mand was light. Busivess was very ligt, however, buy- | speculative. Sales 87,00 bushels at 8c. sugak—lhe marketwas very much agitated by the Brokers, 98 Bi Hous, 3,000 tons gross burden,