The New York Herald Newspaper, February 28, 1875, Page 7

\ . Pon, 19% a 119%; FINANCIAL AND €OXMERCLAL The Stock Market Still Irregular and Unsettled. THE BANK STATEMENT Gold 114 5-8 and Money Easy. * Vernment and Bailread Bonds Steady and Withont Feature. WALL STRERT, } SaTcrRDay, Feb, 27—6 P. M. The stock market to-day aid uot reflect im- provement. Prices were erratic, irregular and Strongly suggestive of personal manipulation, Dealings were confined chiefly to brokers, who, Watching opportunities on the floor of the Stock Exchange, could make their fractional profits, Outside operators, however, were debarred from Speculation by their inability to determine be- ‘ween real and artificial doubt as to the purpose of leading capitaists, The tone of the market was not strongly sug- | gestive of permanently higher prices, aud tnere were few wio lost their judgment because ofthe advance of one or two stocks. The down- ward tendency has been sherply defined, and until commerce comes to the aid of speculation there seems to be no good reason why men shouid @eceive themselves by investment in impover- hed securities, The speculative dealings to-day were comparatively large, amounting to about 198,000 shares, Which may be divided as follows among the principal stocks:—New York Central nd Hudson, 160; Erie, 11,200; Lake Shore, 23,000; Northwestern, 46,200; do. preferred, 5,300; Rock Asiana, 1,500; Pacific Mall, 49,200; St. Paul, 13,300; do, preierred, 1,500; Onto, 5,900; Western Union, 28,400; Wabash, 5,900; Union Pacific, 14,100; C., @. and L.c., 100, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the cd Nortawestern pi Rock Isiand.. 1083¢ 103 ‘Mu. and St. Paui- 838% 3234 Mil. and St. Paul pre: 5244 51 @nio and Mississippi. 2a 24% New Jersey Centr: 108% 103% Del,, Lack. and West Loy 11034 Union Pacific. 4055 40 ©, C. and 1.0 6% 6% estern Union. 3h, 13 acc Mul. 84% 33 Panam: 2 iy ADVANCE AND DBCLINE, | Compared with closing prices yesterday those | @! to-day show the following cuanges: -- 3 ADVANCE—C., C, and 1. ., 4; Pacific Mail, 1; Wavasn, 'y. ; Lake Shore, 34; Northwestern ¢; St. Paul, 114; Union DecutkE—Erle, coinmon, Paoilic, % rthwestern preferred, 134. The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic and Pacific preferred, New York Central, Vela- ware and Lackawanna, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi, Panama, Quickeil- ver, Western Union and Atldntic and Pacific Tele- Braph, THE RANGE OP PRICES. Western Union advanced from 73% to 7334; re- @eded to 73, but recoveréd and closed at 73%. Pacific Mali opened at 33%, sold down to 3a, but | Improved to 34%, ending at 34 a 344%. Erie sold BU 2615 a 2634 a 26{ a 2637. Lake Shore opened at 73% and sold down to 72% 972%. Union Pacific ended at 40:4, alter an opening and sale at 40% a 40%. Northwest common closed at 393, after an Opening of 415,—the highest price of tne day; the preierred stock sold at 533451}. These sharp changes are alleged to be due to the absence of egisiation in Wisconsin on the Potter bill. Rock ‘sland opened at 103% and closed at 103, Wabash | @ued at 11%, the lowest price being 1114. St. Paul @ld at 33% a 3244 a 32%; tie preferred at 524 a 51 €523;. Ohblo and Mississippi opened at 24%, ad- winced to 25% ana closei at 25, Other changes ‘Wil be found below. THE UNITED STATRY TREASURY. The customs receipts to-day were $1,090,000, A Wishington report gives the following facts con- eeming the Treasury:—Fractional currency re- ceived from the printers for the week ending to-day, $576,100; shipments of legal tenders, &c., $2,006,856; amount of bonds held as security for Bational bank circulation, $382,083,650; for public @eposits, $16,062,200; outstanding circulauon, $844,596,472, Currency outstanding February 27:— @id demand nore: Lega: tender note: Leyal tender notes Beries of 1869... One year notes of 1863.. ‘TWO Sear notes Of 1863 ‘Two year coupon notes or 1 Compound interest notes... Fractional currency, first issue. Fractional currency, second issue. Fractioual currency, third 1 Fourth issue, first series.. Fourth issue, second series Fourth issue, third series. Poth issue The Treasury operations for the week included the disvursements of $1, values and by their | teen eeeeeeeeeeeee es $427,495,676 | 400, gold, for interest, | NEW YORK — SUNDAY, FEBRUAKY 23, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘he specie shipment for the week amounted to $601,570 37, of which $65,000 was American gold coin, $212,000 Spanish gold, $30,000 gold bars, and the remainder silver bars, THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank averages show a decrease in loans, increase in specie, The total reserve bas increased $775,400, and the surplus reserve, $1,429,475. The only item which isunexplainabie is the legal tender change, there having been no important move- Ment of currency either to or irom this centre. ‘The changes in the averages auring the past week were as lojlows:— The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total labilities ;— Feb. 20, Feb. 27. Differences. Epecie...... $12,654,200 $15,921,800 Inc.. $3,267,600 Legal tend’s 54,392,500 51,900,600 Dec., 2,492,200 Tot. reserve $67,047,000 $ 22,400 Inc.. $775,400 Reserve re- 3 deposits... 59,055,959 Exc’s of rr serve ab’ egal —re- 558,401,875 THE FORRIGN MARKET. Late London advices report American securi- ties strong and higner, We quote trom last re- Ports as 1ollows:—Consols, for money, 93 8 9334; do., for account, 9344 ; 1665 bonds, old, 107%; 1867 | bonds, 10734; ten-forty bonds, 103; new fives, 103 a 1033, ; Erie, 2434. RAILROAD BONDS. These were generally firm, New York Central | coupon firsta sold at 11214, $50,000 having changed hands, Chicago and Northwestern coupon gold bonds brought 8034 a 8024, lor $35,000. The Pacific issues were in demand and sold at 96% for Cen- trais, 935; lor Union firsts and 893, for sinking funds. Toledo ana Wanash, St. Louis division, sold Bt 6024 against 59% yesterday. Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible advanced to 8534. SOUTHERN BONDS. Missouri sixes, 1876, sold at 10034; do. long bonds at 97. Loulsiana and Mis-our! firsts ai 91. Tenoessee sixes, old, eX Coupon, at 475; a 47; do, new at 47. The remainder of the quotations as last given are uncnanged, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Saturpay, Feb. 27, 1875, BE ORE. CALL—10 A. M. 2 Be 408 1100 she West Un Tel... su do. eI aie ae a do. 40 Chi é Alt RR, | 100 Del, La W KR: dy | 300 Tol & Wab RR, iy | i$ % 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M, $500 U 8 5-20, c, 162..... 11614 $2000 U 8 5-20, ¢, %67... 119% | WOO Uss 5-2, 65,n-8m Lodg SW) U 8 2s, 2,3 1 | + 118% 8000 U5 5's, c, °81. 1ydy FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, iM 100% 100 she NJ South RB... 8 y Ki wt 2! w Jer: 3 Ch ‘sv he 1 89 200. 1000 Chi & NW ast 9734 100 IW Ca NWeegy.., 0% 50 fo 80h4 700 Shtene Too Un Pac eink’ f u00 Cley d& P 4in. W Ist, ot L 2ouu Gt Western 2d... 1000 West Un Tel, r.. Ey 4 Continental Bk ourih Nat B'k.be 1 On Pac ‘RB. REECE SEREE 5 ec ESEERESEEEERE? CERES = = $288,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds and the | 5) Fecetpt Of $3,017,372 for customs. Treasurer paid our to-day $298,000 on account of interest and $72,000 1m redemption of five-twenty wo Ddonus. Internai revenue recerpts to-day, $750,000; | 2 total receipts for the month $12,600,000, National bunk notes received today for redemptton, $610,000. The Trexsary ho'ds $332,000,000 in bonas to secure national bank circulation. Outstanding legal tenders $347,000,000, of which $2,390,000 are gold notes, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following qnotations:—United States currency sixes, 118% @ 119}; do. do., 1881, registered, 11 @ 119; Go. do., do., coupon, 11994 a 120; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 116), a 116%; do. do.. do., cou- Pon, 116% a 116%; do. do., 1864, registered 117 a 117}43 do, do., do., coupon, 1173¢ @ 117%; do. do., | 1865, registered, 118)¢ a 119; do, do. do, d0., con. do., do., new, registered, 1184 @ 11835; do. 118%; 40, do, 1967, registered, 118% @ 119143 do. d0,, do,, coupon, 11914 & 119%; do. do, 1863, registered, 118% @ 119%; do, do., do., coupon, ‘11944 @ 119%; do, ten-lorties, registered, 1131, @ 114; ao, do., coupon, 117 a 117%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 114% a@ 114%; do. do., do., cou- pon, 114%; a 114%. THR MONEY MARKET, Money was without feature, the rates being as heretoiore quoted—to wit, 24 and 3 per cent on call loans. Foreign exchange was quiet. The prime nominal rates were 4.83 and 4.87; selling Fates, 4.8244 @ 4.82 and 4.86 @ 4,863. Continental quiet and weaker; asking rates, 941 0 951;; sell, ing rates, 9414 4 9424, and 95 a 954; for reichmarka, Cables, 05%. Prime Paris rates, 5.174¢ ana 5.14%, Other rates, 5.1844 a 5.14%. GOLD, 14} A 114%. ‘The extremes in gold are marked above, f an evident determination to sustain the market, but it {9 dimeult to foretell the purposes of the poo!, who seem to be in a condition to mark prices to suit themseives. The rates paid for carrying ‘Were 2, 1; and 1 percent. Loans were made flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE in! Gold balances... Gurrency balance: Gross cp: CLBARING MOUSE STATEMENT. Corrency exchange: Currency balances, Gold exchanges, _ God bulances, “ WRRKLY CLEARING HOUSE STA: 5 Currency exchanges, mee Carrency b Gold exchan, do., do., do., coupon, 1183 a | | There ‘The Assistant | jug $ cme ate Ti be 10s oe Migs Rit.be 25 aq #) Cleve & ¥ gtd. | 400 shs Pac MSS. 1 100 Han ‘a Sido iit 3 G0) Ui Pacific RR... KCOND BOARD—L P.M. | 4% 10) shs Erie RR....b | ¢ Soha 10y 19 Yo 40shs 8p MCoal..bc 64 10 Tos Wiki: ob Wo Wes Telsewbe Tie aw” : “4 300 cr 73%, 4) Union pac RR ‘be 73M 400" “do. e a 7° He we Di aug luo ert +4 23. Pree ae ‘oow Tenn 6's, Dy exc. Mow) Un tac sink td bf oa sud, A auhadt tba aes =; legal tenders, deposits and circulation, and an | eb. 20, Differences. Loan} $294,850, M0 $2: Dec. #2, 833, 00 Spe 2, 6542 ‘ Inc., 8,267,600 Legal tena’s 54,392,800 51,900,600 Dec. 2,492,200 | 59 Deposits.... 256,223,800 233,607,500 Dec, 2,616,300 Circulauion., 22,584,400 22,482,500 Dec, 101,900 quiremenié $7,991,050 $9,420,525 Inc..$1,429,475 | 300 | & €O., Gluded), at the rate of TWiEN IY Ww ii | responsible house, | Bankers, 12 Wall street, | and oe | mortgage bonds. — have been prep cHSEggERIEE | furnished on application & Ce. de \ $1 000 =| 894 es : = Be | do 100 Mich Cen it $0 Chi & Alt 2 LS 4a s mit Se a | 100 ao. 4)" 25 Han & 8 89% 10) At& Pac vt. CLOSING PRIC Mile 8 Pau Mii & Si¥ pi ThiCmt sts 4: 73) °b RS Pepsrep a a a : a $1" Ohio & Miss, «hi BH_ a S96 Panama CUES W hon 4 B24, Tol & Wad. Chi @ KL... Iss a 13!) Union Fac.) EUROPEAN M. MARKET. Lonpon Propuck Market.—Lonpon, Feb. 27—Even- ing.—spirits turventine. 4s 9d. ner ewt ee FINANCIAL, A ¥ TO BUY FIRST MORTGAGES ON GOOD | + Pennsylvania and Ohio Property; brokersar agents | n Y ved hot answer, Adaress particulars to box 504 New VES EMBAR.- | ble to continue can | Y obtaining au ex- Ineet with « party who can aid then tension and settiement of their aflais. Have eftected | several, affor fing the greatest satistaction. All commu: | nications sirictly comiidenual, Address’ DESPATCH, box 18 Herald oftice. | T REASONABLE RATES=MO Endowment Insurance Policies, other Securities. Insurance of all Kinds eftected with | best companies J. J. HABAICH & CO,, 117 Broadwa, | pvaxc# prowpriy 8. 0a Lite Insurance, ON LIFE AND | Mortyages and MADE—AT MODERATE EnJowment Policies or He DRAKK & CO, treet. i ED CIRCUMSTANCES | LADY IN EMBARRA desires to mect sone kind and liberal gentlem: Who will advance her a joan of $7,000; ample security | communica. olous parties will receive no attention, sTeY, box 120 Herald office. SOCK PRIVILEGE COs 100 shares ot stock tur 30 Address NE $10) AND coNiROLS | si if the stock moves 10 in Vs $1,000. on application MBRIDGE No. 2 Wall st ork. | AWDEFAULTED RATLROAD BONDS A SPECIALTY | + and bourhe by the old established house of ALBERT NICOLAY & | "10k Brokers nd ‘Adetioneers, es Pine street, New York N. B.—Seven, eight and ten per cent choive city Bonds | and other Al‘ investient securities our specialty 22 Years, paying teh to fiteen per cent, interest promptly paid, for sale below par. | T REASONAL! ANY estment € bangers and Brok iow RaT nt, on Securities, 3, Furniture, | Pianos’ Diamonds generai ) ‘ Ba Mort- sages bought. etein way JAM N ENGLIH LADY, A WIDOW, WOULD LIKE TO 2A. geet a ventleman or a party who would advance her $.00, for which she would give a good Koom and | Hoard, with home comfort Address HOPE, Leraid BUNKSSES FOR DisPosat.—THose DESIRING | investments may be suited tree ot charge on appli- cation, No charge to owners mi less # sale 18, erceeG: HUN & HA usiness Brokers, 187 roadway: Financial and (BEA? TEGEGRA The Aulantic aad Paste ‘Telegraph Company, re- qpecttully announess that, on and af er Monday, irch Iwi, it Wil accep! mesinges alter six o'clock P. M., far delivery ihe tellowinenmnraines bacien ea ints On its lines within the Territory, between Albany, WN. ¥ Boston, Mass. and Washington, 'D. C, (those po ni RDS FOR TW. | h additional word. | eT, President, YAPITALISTS WHO DESIRE A SAFE INVEST: ment, which otto ele large returns, will please | box 199 Herald oilice. Vis CENTS, and one cent tor ¢ THOMAS T. EO) address KOCK BOTTO:! OX QUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION, corner of Sixth avenue and Tweiith street. Money deposited at any time will commence to dra: interest on the first day of the following month. Interest pard January, at the rate of S.VBN PSK CENT P) UN. » Dé wie, President. Gxonce ©. Watno, Secretary. MRsT MORTG ‘GE BONDIOLDE DERS OF THE CHI- cago, Danville and Vincennes Railroad Company.—The undersigned will be at the address below givenon and | after March 1, 1875, at 12 o'clock M., to consult with and | advise relative to the protection of their interests in this | company. A copy of the bili filed by the undersigned, under which the road has been placed in the hands ot receivers, ana other facts vital to their interests, will bé | v6 i FE PERC NT MARGIN ONLY 1S RU.QUIRED BY | us to urchase or sell any stock deait in at the New | York -toc xchange; Privileges sold ay close as an bX. FROTHINGHAM & MINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED LADIES AND GEN. Hlemen can obtain loans, without any: aecurity of personal and. chllaisral. pro deseription at >. KOSKNTHA, floor, up stair \} ENRY ©. CROSS, NO. 2% Member of the New York St in first class Stock and Goia Privileg rate on sane at board rates; relerences unexceptionable- ALWAYS HAVE MON TO LOAN ON Goop New Yors city Morigazes ut tonus. “Principats desiring to BORROW OR INV Me. taeaNe! ath vine stret OWN §. PIEROL, 16 BROADWAY, LOANS MON J withom bonus oh approved Heal hatate in New York vie Also DUTChaseS Mortgages at lowest rates. MONEY, 70, LOAN SIN 10 SUIT, ON ts Second and La tortvaxes ot ' Prop- erty in New York ana viemity, at io Cail on or send particulars to Gk URGE W Broad. way, room 8 FRICL Of THE HANN Ratlroad Company, 78 Bri will ope [BAL AND sT, JOSE. ‘the interest m Year hight Per C will be paid on present: Bank of North <merica, No. 14 Wail st on aud after Monday, Marea 1, 1875. JOUN PACKER, | Tr NO HOT. diana ‘eements 10" Low Classes of bonds and will be twenished to. bondhotd jer with a report ot tbe undersigned at ny, TL Broadway onal Baik, 36 Walt Hin & Co., 48 Wait street. cuts Wilk tan be reer ived. WIPE WRIGTT, “LIN, Wa ireet, and ffO_LOAN=MONKY PROCURED TN SUMS OF TO for sbort Ke for $400 on all kinds of goou Porsonal periods only, without bonus; ar exatuination Apply, in perso: 5 14, AL or anyday by lotter to BOK Ele. at Demorest’s, bat Broad way, New York. RUST AND) INSITPUTION «UND approve Real tstate without bonus es ut reasonable by ve themselves time application to 0. G Bt n B. 10 LOAN ON also inoney to , ex desiring Xpenss by making ti, Li broadway, NION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY, { bostox, Fob. 15, 1875. The coupons due March 1, 1875, on the anking fund bonds of the Union Facile Railroad Company, will be paid on presentation on and efter that date at the office gi the company, in Bostou, and at the bancing Mouse ot Morton, Bilss & Oo., in New ¥o i ky H ROLLINS, Treasurer. PROP. lon, L. rty near railroad station Wingeld June , 8 mintites trom New York; valuation $2,000, SDE TURK. Nod Se Mark's place. | a7 150. A LADY WISHES 10 BORROW TH! (é nount, for which she will pay $00 a mont and give first class dollateral socurity. "address Mrs H. J., box IT! Herald offic eae SHARES OF THE SHA MB UF 4a PR TROLE- um Company of I itusvilie, for sale or | 'a discount, value 82,00); he company's | y i ealable, runoing sa (sabe 9 ites years, i as er cent per month. ress SAC- is, DOX 19) Herald ottice. i TO LOAN—IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS, State full particulars about security and at you'll Pa Address MON £Y, box 179 Herald office. 6 i ‘OR THREE MONTHS, FOR Ls 200 ¥ i neh he bent geourtty 0 ne ae io a Ronit paid for ‘ts use. Addr He Herald oftie $4.500 Faye? i aeat moetagage: principals yj Arst mortagay only {no bonus. "Address A. H., bx Lal Herald office. $5 000 THE, aSvEETTS R REQUIRES THTs a) * amount immediately in a first class busi- Ness operation, for which ho will pay liberally or give Qn interest in the business; fuli_ security for amount in J] Seated, “Aitdreas 8. PH bo id 1% 175 Herald efor | $20,000, ($50,006 / $100.00 | Go. H. HILLY $100. 000 & CENT LONDS FOR SALE— | Seoured by 8.00) acres Coal and {ron | lands in Ohio, besides turnaces, buildings, worth, low: D | the manager oi the New York honse, $285,000 | and teas, not having | at sight | tants; it desirable one sslesiguaiiaecabaaniiaiina BINANCIAL, ts ___ BUSWESS OPPORTUNTTIED. $9, 000, —I WANT $9.00 TO TAKE UPA GP A SECOND gg gee HALF INTEREST IN ONE OF om mortgage of same gs te Principals | ry ouly dealt with. Address G. 5. H a es, lor five years; Ovar sums tor im proved Property; also Leasehold and -econd pe preeenss sold. _Appiy tog HOBAK! SCOLT, No. Sg \f $18, 000 OR '$20,000 WANTED—ON AVAILABLE { cily. ny Froperty (soot age) 5 rope eriy worth $15,000, Call on ANTHONY M. SER, Murray street, A LO ESTA! 2 Peart ‘stre special advan. proved Property 'Y, reasons Wen, Address COMMISSION MERCHANT aid oMtice, box Its ne O00 ZAXZEDION Fins? MORTGAG woralne capital; improved Farm { ‘imber Land: payable in instaunyents t required ; 1200 | eres imnruved tpals onl in valuable. Tim NOX, 67 Liberty str 1 7, D AND es in city and viem- Land, remainde: address TM. K TO LOAN-ON Leasehold tng it ne per cent and “out & STEVES fO LOAN, IN VARIOUS SUMS, ON eee rors, tad Brooklyn property. #4 Pw Mw 3 est estimate, $300,000; interest payable March aad Sep- tember, im New York. LIV) INGSTON «@ CO., 239 Broad $100.000 | WANIED—BY A WHOLESALE IM- porting house over twenty years’ standing. which has 1 ided ov ufecturies in Prussia ‘that are Would give a large interest, oraccept a8 partner a suitable person with the above amount, Address A., box M42 Heraid oitice, SISO OUD ee ee ee ee OP. ing the finest seashore property in the | country; brought one hour ot city by new ruiiroad. | Ad- dress HAKD PAN. box 160 Herald oe $200. 000 £2 LOAN ON NEW YORK ce | Brooklyn Feobo riy* no bonus charged also First and Second M $s bought by b y ALLEN &,CO. (y Ree ine tte TRUSE FU? 10 LOAN—ON bond and waa ei in vartous sume Rivd Ak t soavne! + Broad wa. TO LOAN—IN improved and no bonus; smail fees ry low. ViOTOR FRI rer $4.75.000 tate, In this city Morigages cusnei 76) Hird avenue, TO LOA ON BOND AND ORT. $700.000 ¢ wes cashed: Ve K Ste, N-O4, Jr, Il Pine street or Ht hast seventeenth strc 8.—These being estate 1unds, noue but prime applic tions considered, COPARTNERSHIPS. IsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE partnership heretotore existing between Henry arin and Menry Plate is day dissoived py an. | red on t ssuuine ANG. tua 1 A PARTY to BUY Old ectubliahed’ Pork, Packing, Eutablish Address CHANCE, box 172 fA a payin t; alt cash not required. alld oittce, A™ ION ALL.—CALL ON M, OPPENHIEM. 620 by i if st Siath street, New trade: azenis wanted. ce particulars, SMALL CAPITAL CAN NOW ie will be sure to more than dont he closest investigation offered. address Shan box 176 Hera d ome "AN PXPERIENCED BUSINS tions unexceptionabie) will invest $5,000 in a sat factory business and take charge of finances and boo! Address GOUD FALT 1, box 103 terald office. ULIVE PARTNERSHIP WANT 4\ tablished machine shop and foundry, by a practical constructing engineer ant inacainist of "extensive ex: perience ans, to facilitate the builuing and Thanutaciure of his decessiuily introduced Darented 8 MAN (ACSi Tron Working | Macuines, Principals only add) SHAPER, fi A gente AN AA hy Justice to, Would assign one branch, tree from risk or oncumbrance, to a competent party; a'mod- | erate capita! only is required, but evidence ot business furnished. ability and: Integricy must be 2,811 New York Post office. PARINER WAN two cheap stores In the countr: ce to make money. Aduress M. this ig a good D., Herald oiice, FAIR CHANCE,.—FOR SALE. WITH FURNITURE, ‘@ School for young ladies, cstablished ten years. Apply atl Wiallatia place, Brooklyn i DUITIONAL CAPIIAL WANTED—TO INCREASE manutacture of the only periectly non-explosive and clean kerosene lamp in the market: low cost: ready chi sale and large profis. Address box 871 New York Post | I ottice. hl Sh DV Te ING.—TO PART ES ADVANCING (SE. cured) a few hundred ete sit will bring basiness aying $1,000 monthly, or re $1.00 gratuitous saver Maacticn toraporasy cdeiianoe, “address SOUNDN Ses Herald offes. MEKOHANT OF TWENTY TEARS? STANDING IN the wholesale grocery business, prineipaily liquors pital cnouch to control tis trade, desires a Partner wich Irom $6.0.0 to $8,000; a xendeman or ome fnancial ability prei only. Address A., Hi “RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A PARTY TO PUR chase a paying established Manutucturing Busi. bess covered by letiers patent. Address PATEN1, 127 Herala office. SA ThOk SALE (STATE RIGHTS OF THE PAT. « ented Rotary Chromatic Hand Stamp; wanted by every morchan. und manutacturer in the country ;, sells MALON 8 store Agency, 121 Nasquu sirect, ie treat with prin- ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCUKED & FOR « mer haats, manutaciurers and others; Mtaing Ine | bec negotiated; Weal ustate exchanged for su hem OF ns with capital seeking business advised proved ovportuvities — Retere Ww. Lyon " oe fancy goods, 453 Broad vay: L. B. Coxe & Co., rk cuitural implements 197 Water street ac. Ghads CARLETON, sinancial and Business Brokers, 98 v1 ou way. PARTNER WANTED-IN THE, 8 ana store agency busmess; only $100 opening tor a live ma: DAN, $5 Fark rr FANCY GOODS, TOY AND FUREWORKS BU-T. ness, long established and well located. tor sale, at au great sacrifice for cash, Address MEKCHANT, box 120 Herald offtee, PARYNBR WANIED.—MEN A tor a sate and ie in Vestigate a mononoly ot xieat merit. L, B. eT, 35 Broaaway, pore Rs KS OFPORIUNITY.—BREWER aed AB yours, well. 1ocated, in: thin city, tor ani on very tavorable term Fixtures and Good Will of business for cash, or will exchange tor heal kstate, apply at 4 ast Forty-second street. HOTEL, WITH 40 ROOMS, FOR SALE—OR WILL let the Store and Basement separate; will give lonz e; building on a prominent Inquire at drug nis. be Rotate Wu0 ARE LOOKING ment are invited to in- rner Fifty-fitth street ay BUSINE=S OPPORTUNITY, * FORC . $5,000, a dry Coody basiness; country preferred: oF 4 jot of dry goods; must be a baratin. Address TOSLERY, 624 seventh avenue, tisement it Herald 213; issue mise A GOD BUSINESS OPPOR 44. tral Park Howl, corner Sevent Tinth street, to let, tor a term of terms, Inquire 0 Gwner, on the pi CASH PARINER, Ms Answe: 5 to this aaver- rried. mn moderate WITH $10,000 TO 815,00 o tt furniture. already nto an active enth street, tor one PARTNER WANTED—IN A RETAIL CLOGHING house; good location, Address K. 1, oox 195 Herald ott ‘ T DESIRABLY PLAC ) START BI F: No. 1:3! Broadway, one-lalt of the Sto with Fixtures, to let. IYSICIAN CAN HEAR OF seldom ry imunestiate >: A by calling at ¥2 Lexington avenue CLASS MILLINERY AND established, doing a ta me i "ie LEVY, 26 PERSON WITH $309 ‘TO $500. ¢ a\. security and a good position. Add Herald U n Brane A GOOD CHANOK FOR \ YOUNG im the fish and oyster business; stands it, Apply at No. 406 West 40h st. MAN: WITH A FKW HUNDRED DOL. | ed. ina splendid paying business, One | Riraid ot work inay address’ ENTE , Rerald office, ss ‘ighth avenue, ¥ HAYE GOOD 88 SINCERI offic MAN TO START one that unde: USINESS—TUE BEST PATEN€ CONNECTION IN | th World ior water, steain and quickness; will | hts or take a partner to manufacture, Can Dey street. VOAL,—WANTED, A POSITION J ivas either up or down town, where an experience | y¥ years tn the retail and wholesale trade of this | i Wn extensive Acquainance with consumers will | reciated, Please address >. W. PARKEK, box 566 FOR SALB—THK BEST STORE A trartheving village of i200 ini - alt interest ia the business will | rexsons for selling, G STORE pest tooat D's be sold; 8 rare chance; <atisiactor: Apply to fe Rutland, RY GOODS —WANCED. A’ PARI D)"From stein to $250, in a retail dry ge wall en pea of long standing, Address, tor two of SALH—A VALUABLE PATENT ON SMAL would take Piano or other me: oR H anifapls article: chandise 10 part OUT, No. 5 Hudson street, New York, Headily increasing and in a splendid to- improvement; ade and satisiactory | n for selling. Address B. K., “eral wftice, OR SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD Will of a Corner Millinery Store, doing a fine busi- stablished 1962; or would exchange tor feal erring from business the only cause. Address JOR SALE—HALF INTEREST IN A PATENT MED. Jeane, long oetablished ; & few thousand dollars wilt pany ius Babel “a. annum. Address WILLIAMS, | gud Oa ont by ‘he nunared ; $1,000 | will seil my im { watering ‘lway, corner Liberty st. | er by one bartaer while the other partner is | * | an energetic parts see Address box | O START | AN OPPORTUNITY | | wrowned purser immediateiy telegraphed to the agent in | Patent medicines (established) ia La markets it f¥ recommended. by prominent pos Herald oftice. — OR SALE—A COAL YARD, WITH RAILROAD elevation: ail the buildings betonging thereto are horses WatonS, carts, &c., are in the best col tion: tre annual sale’of coal amounts to 10,000 tons, and broftta ole business; cause, dissolving of partnership. For further particulars apply to U. W., box 10) Hovoken Post ofllee. YOOD DESIRABLE ¥ ingood run is therefore profitad: chaser at f ood Real Hstate, will vive fd pai city: part taken 1,261 Yost offic | Heth, a NTED, A PARTY WITH to assist ina ew an tractive hotel ate ace, near Long Rrane nent » 8 lary given. Address WEBSIieh, “Yor 16 Herald or interest Wwe. vO DI VOrE i I WISH TO MEBT WEALTHY PARTY little ‘ime and together open real estate office Herald odiee. | dress EX = ANUPAOTURE controlling aovelt it w their interest drove Ti | STATES NOVELTY COMPANY. 355 Broadway, e 91 Duane street. N ANUFACTURERS OF SALEABLE ARTICLES CAN i have thetr goods introduced and iarge cash sales | effected by w reliable business man having ail lacilities | and experience; imanutacturers will dud it profities PATENTLES OR PARTIED utility va tes Address QUIOK'SALES, Herald offic | OX MONDAY T WILL SHOW SOME RARE NOVE | ties in the Hardware and Mousefurnishing 1 worthy the attention of energetic ans men H. BEARDSLEY | PAINTERS—oND OF THE BEST PAINT AND | E Paper stores on Third avenne for sale, cheap tor | Cash, Sune on premises, O41 Third avenu | whotesnic. apita tleman with inancial LAustes preferred for office. | to GRIGGS & CARLTON, 09 Brontway, ARTNER WANTED—10 JOIN ME IN AN £ lished produce comanisson business; ood business csrablished:: can be Inrgoly imeroased by the ussiatanze ; of @ business mau with some capital. Address N. W., } box 178 Herait office | Pan Apply ‘AB. EY. R on Broadway, established 12. yeurs; pragies Ware, | andis neither di will sell or take pa ‘ on tor doing eith ; this is’bonestly a rave et Address SPRIN( ner, 0h: vat MRADE, F ROOM, Inuit and cluars I'Bareiay. Street stor Hous | GPEENDID oHaNc TO $2000 FOR HALP SS Interest in a staple manutactarine business, includ- ing patents and machinery profits 9) per cent we Fy LRA ARE CHANCE | suitable for ¢ | ifdesire | Walt wine Foom, oppe iy ermancnt business the year round, with tne best | he gna investigate, REED & 355 Broud- wayrothces 24 anid 38 | AVITY FEED BAG POSSES MPuE © | ation, does hot waste the iee imburse many times its cost. Ord J. BEARDSUR THE Crry, O# A PROPERTY | rue own AR ai with steam and water power and about 100 fect of Duildings, would jike io a the manvtacture of a stapi box eral ice, ior thre Mo. PRINTERS.—a HA INTEREST Mce for cash; no real estate wanted. RUIN, 93 Liberty street. IN A JOB eallon A. IPHE ADVERTISERS WOULD agency of thelr ales in W party Who can turmish good securtey 5 a « Tequtred at -owin Seventa street, near the terry; A trade 000 to 10,0. barrels could be done the first year by could be sold at brewery p tu azent. App rey-third stre [HE SOLE to a good y a good vroll ery, 515 10 532 West | WESTERN MERCH AN? ver mining locations in Utan will exchange part interest for ddress WEST. ERN MenCHA NT, | YVANTEO—A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO $1,500, IN the new and second hand furniture business: good chance tor ar upholsterer or cabinet maker or a an Who has some knowledge of the business. Call at 26 Carmine street, fa the store to Howard Brew- 217 Herald | WANTED—A PAKINGR,: WITH $5000, IN AN ES- i tablished business; closest, investigation allowed tu parties meaning businéss. Address MUNRO®, Herald oth TANTED— | W of an article tor ladies’ wear: business already | started; courage and means to advertise somewaat ex- | tensively requisite. Address LADIEs' WEAK, box 212 Herald office. | wast rye ot PITAT, | neas; ‘strict investigation demred by the advertise | 09 Fulton street, room | \raNnrep—a rarry WITH som} | and | and trou) | staung tact street, Broo\ ANT“D—A BUSINESS MAN, OF MANY expert Jobbing trade witural implement line. QUPERINTENDENI, |W five years established; would 41 to extend the business: clos Ke & part Herald ouice. three floors, Y. e in the manufacturing of goods tor the | z sand | ceived the following = APITAL, ROOM .to manniacture a leading articie (wood Address, 23 Twellth investiza- es neanug business. Address D. U., box lot ANTED—A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS THE storage of turmiture, to take a half or third inter. fox, | ext with owner of building : 5)x100; location — : 7 The One minute between each flash. fol is LIST OF THE PASSENGERS We as 7) Of the Vicksburg, all of whom were saved Dr. George OC. Kissam, wile and daughter, ae G. H. Kissam, Mr. and Mrs, Griffin, Jobn Osmer. William H. Johnson, Maconkey. SR bose in. Unke Jobnson (colored), THE STEAMER THE QUEEN. CAPTAIN BRAGG'S CONDUCT INDORSED BY THE PASSENGERS, While the passengers of the steamer The Queen were at Squan village on Thursday last, awaiting the train bound ior New York, they held a meeting 4M the depot, with a view of deciding on some plan to fittingly express their feelings uf approbation of ‘aa. | the manner in which Captain Bragg acted on the occasion of the vessel going ashore, as Well as dure ing the entire voyage. Finally’ they decided to draw up a statement covering (he matter and pre- nt it to this faithful officer. The paper was signed by all the cabin passengers, and 18 as {ole OWS: Squan Virtacr, Feb. 35, 1875, Wigned, passengers by the or the past two days, take this met tnube approbation of the’ condner ‘of Captain Be during the trv time of the past forty-eight hours, Neariy the whole oi this period ne has bee on the bridge and making irequent soundin that he has done al sunk do to, save the ships During the entire vovay nave found him extraordt Rarity polite aud atteutive to our hecemities and com- fort and we firmiy believe that the company and the public, as a matter of strict justice, will tully exonerate fim trom all blame for the sad ending of the passage across, In addition to the above the steerage passen- gers also drew Up 4 similar paper and presented 1s to Captain Bragg. WALL STREET NOTES. at his A REPORTED FAILURE AND ITS EXPLANATION— THE GRANGER COMPROMISE—RAILWAY RECON+ STRUCTION—-CUBAN REFLECTIONS. Duripg yesteraay aiternoon rumors were preva lent on Wail street to the effect that a large national bank of this city was im trouble, The Ninth Natiooal Bank was the one associated with these rumors, and in the same connection 1t was Stated that the trouble originated with the failure ot Messrs, Vyse & Co., which occurred @ shors. time ago. About a year since Mr. Vyse resigned bis position as Vresident of the bank, and since that time it is stated his! relations have been none ctier than these of an ordinary depositor and cus- tomer, A Hgxacp reporter called om Mr, Mills, the President o! tbe bank, yesterday, and by Bim Was informea that the rumor had no foundation whatever in fact. Mr. Mills admitted that the ‘bank held a certain’ amount of Mr. Vyse’s paper, but stated that this was moder. ate and fully secured, Even if this was not the case, and the amount should eventually prove @ total joss, the credit of the bank, which has @ ‘ enpital of $1,500,000, Would not be affected. It has to ve Lorne in mind toat a Mr. Vyse, of Vyse & Co,, 1s Vice President of the bank mentioued. | THE YOTTER LAW AND ITS CONCLUSIONS, The followiug despatches were received on the street yesterday, abd suyyport the view of a final result entertained by the street the previous day: Mapison, Feb. 27—11:15 A. M. Both houses of Wisconsin Legislacure have retused the Railroad Commissioners’ billon a third reading this morning. The principle of the Potter law is retained and rates are expected to be left subsiantially as before New York, Feb. 27-1225 P. M. The Milwaukee and St. Paul ‘officials here have rex Feb. 27. 1875, « uussioner bill Mapiso: ‘The Legislature have deteated the repealing we Potter law, After wae pane aniEDs was proposed to tae Potter law, Mixing rates as befor thatlaw wentinte operation. “Ihe Logisiature will ad- Journ on the 4th of March: RAILWAY RECONSTRUCTION. At the election 01 the Burdugton, Cedar Rapids and Minvesota Railroad Company, beld at Cedar Raplas, lowa, yesteraay, the tollowing gentlemen . were elected direct Joon J. Blair, New York; PARTNER IN THE MANUFACIULE Moses Saylor, New york; Willan EK. Ddge, New York: A. B. Grane, New York; James Biair, Penneyl- vanla; D. C. Blair, New Jersey; 3. B. Wisner, ° Cedar Rapids; George Douglas, Cedar pains W. Walker, Cedar Rapids; A. 3. jar Rapids; A. ol. Spangier, Cedar Rapids; T. we Bar- hydt, uriington, lowa. ‘The iolio wing were elected office. s:—Jobn J. ge Pre 8. ee Wisner, Vice President; W. W. Walker, Treasure! and General Superimtendent; A. S. Belt, eneral Solicitor; H. &. Stubbs, Assistant Treasurer; W. fl, Pettibone, Assistant Superintendent; D. W. 0. Rowley, Secretary; Charles E. Vail, Assistant Secretary; J.C. Brockewut, Auditor; C, J. ive General eight and Kicket Agent; J. W. draer, General Agent. ‘che anuual report of the Chicago, ona and Quincy Kailruad saows the total earnin; the road $11, ‘7: operating expense rd | taxes, $9,513,512; net earnings for we year, | $5,131,805; net surplus carutngs over every cur. / rent lability, $425,393, which, added to tne sur- plus at the commencement of the year, makes the | Good, eptown; Aw feet trom (ramen oat ‘Address HENKY | Lotal income account $3,045,992 The sinking jund i an jeraid Uptor iy ANTENA MAN. A GREAT CHANG: WILL BE | i given toa reliable man with a small amount of | money, to take one:halt interest in a 300 ton Barge ; Kood | reighting guaramteed for one year. Address BALGs, Herald Uptown Branch office. $100.7. ARTNEK WANTED, FOR A FEW Days, « to release valuables of a personal nature: can make $400 to 9900 profit, wth the sume te"urity. ‘Ad: | dress DIAMONDS, Herald office. | $200. =THIS AMOUNT OAN PURUHASE na | Popular exhintticns now travelitug. Address, zor three Guys TREASU Rist, Herald 500 % a9 $1.000 TO INVEST, WITH SERV ICKS, IN wood, legitimate and well establishe ie naure of business ISHOP, Dobbs! Ferr, “WANTED—F, R HALF Wesubrook Maple Syrup monopol ig orders ahead. Factor; avenue cars. AN | Dusmess Address E or. aa notice take! | $1.000 fwores bay for cush Eigh | Hudson street Hera oftice. AG 7.500 &3 als for sae. Nts? LETTER: Jnited States. this is a chou SERS, Herald ollie . _ Address z $10;000 Sasen to sams, saae mene sate, Address BARE GR, vox 4.2L2 Post offic $15,000. AP aRtNee, WantED a money, to engage lon waste and fibrous su.stances <a weil oom 19, No. lot; latter part of year 1 THIS ivansing ‘equal Share and position in one of the most "INTEREST IN | inerative business, 19 Naseaa street, New York. From iP. MtoSP. Me | WANTED, A_ COMPETE) PARTY | $20).000.-t0 take. an’ interest ins suacesstut | patent. Address vox 1,653 New York Post ofiice. i =PARTNER WANTED, IN AN OLD $100,000. cecrbnsnea “ars: etass i | house, to increase the business; special or active ps ner; latter preterred. Address W., box wi Herald oie eiceceaans Py AAS | THE WRECKED STEAMER VICKSBURG. STATEMENT OF THE PURSER. From the purser of the wrecked steamer Vicks- burg additional particulars have been gathered | regarding the disaster, Hatteras was sighted on Monday, and immediately after the vessel encoun: | terea @ dense fog, whicn enveloped her until ‘Thursday. | west-northwest, the barometer falling to 29.20. | A heavy gale then sprung up from | otal proceeds of sales to that date Soundings were taken every quarter of an hour. | THE SHIP sTRUCK on the outer bar, off Fire Isiand, and an immense | wave carried her over the intervening channel to | the inner bar, where she ay hopelessly stranded, with every wave beating her to pieces. Tne upper works of the vessel were s00n Carried away, but 1 D | At hau-past ten on Thursday night bes the masts remained standing. Athali-past three on | Friday morning the purser volunteered to venture ashore in @ boat and s sistance. A crew was soon formed and the boat lowered. When within ten feet of the beach @ wave struck tue frau crait on ber quarter and HURLED THE BRAVE FELLOWS into the sea. to scramble ashore aud the purser repaired to station 22 For some reason the boats at tuis station were not available, and a hali hour was lost im procuring aid from station 21, Tnis delay might Dave been fatal, out Inckuy the boats were | Interest on ees for thirty space: a s00D Manned, and in thirty minutes the crew and passengers were saieiy ashore, with the ex- ception of the ccok, Who Was swept overboard and soon ater the vessei struck. The New York of the disaster, but thronga the negit- the telegram was not deliverca. pte Rudoipn | aud five of the crew remain at irre isiand to 100k aiter the cargo. The remainder of the crew and | A TOTAL LOSS, but it Is belleved the machinery will be saved. | The cargo consisted of 600 bales of cotton, a num- ber of barrels of rosin, quantities of naval stor | and irmit. About hall wil } Jo logs on cargo Of $75, 00 the fil-lated vessel, vee in the way of salvage. According to the purser’s account a. take occurs in the coast bangs) which rectified at once. Me yt has @ flash of ten seconds, which is correctly given, but Fire Island |i my ‘which flashes every twenty peor, | ¢ ig recorded on the charvs as baving ap interval | By great exertions the managed | \ gence of the operator, either rete, er at Sayvilie, | THE STOOK, FIXTURES AND Goop | Passengers bave arrived in the city. The vessel Is | Be weil established Clothing Store; doing a | cf is $1,182,744. It appears the increase in gross earnings over last year amounts to $240,001, ‘rhe capital stock has been increased aur.og the year $1,900. Net earnings over every expense are gu 22 per share, an increase of $1 per share over jast year. Tue total ireight moved caring) the ‘ year was 2.400,628 tons; total nuinber bengers carricd eastward, 896,503; Westward, 933,950, | UNION PACIFIC. | | The government directors of the Union Pacific Railroad Company have made their annual repors. Jor the year ending June 30, i874. ‘The report shows that extensive liaprovements bave veen made by the company and that Lhe property is now 10 fine condition. We take the rollo wing ex- tracts from the report:— The gross earnings of the road for the year | ending June ol, 1874, were $10,248 For the your ending June 30, woes Os oo 000 | Tnerease for 1874 over 1873. $si2, 203 OF lll oti a sEpenees. 4c., for the year ending 5712400 25 | June a Tee j tirplus in material and fuel accoun: 22,611 08 ITH SERVICES, | For die Your ming Jane Si, 18Sececsesccs_ 4607900 88 | Increase of 1874 ov Net income for yeai For year ending June 3, 1 Increase of 1874 over 1873. In view of the general de; upon the business of the country tollowing the panic rs ns ber, i873, the results presented by the earnings of the voad are grauty ins, ‘As showing tue steady increase of business and earn- ings, we may mention that tor tae months of July and ugust—covering the time trou the close of fiscal year io the close pection ot the road: The gross carnings were. 892.850 16 For same period 10 1575, oy Mos jo oes 6 Exum, in Pawoe ‘of the two months of 1874. 7 gi7aea7 eB ‘The votal ex! in 1573, 8838, 129 38 #or said | 757,914 83 Decrease in favor of 1874... os ‘rhe net carnings jor the” ear ending Jane ww, by deducting the interest on 1. mort fe bonds eaves the company ciaim should | fone and premlumen xoid at ten per cent, 1,79, we find that the amounton which the governinent for the year would “be entitled is 33, 99, Five per cent on this amount is $167,960 44, For the year endiug August 3, 1874. the company sold | of its Sratited lands 209,29.48 ac racre of $4 Ys, making # total amount of sales of Bicstsca ds ot wien B/2274 13: Was paid In casb, the balance of $1,136,490 59 being evidenced by time con- ts. The originalisene of land graut bonds was..$10.400,00) 00 August si; 18% there had been reuge 1,448,000 00 Balance of land grant bonds outstanding. 485,000 00 rt otal mber ot acres sold to August $1, i aa @ s and {ime contracts... + $4,913,513 53 ‘his statement woull indicaie that the agricultur and grazing Innas situate in the State of Nebraska, and imeluded in the grant to the company, will be suificient to retire the land grant bonds wiihout recard to Femainder of ihe grant This does uot include the coal lands belonging to the company, nor yielding trou, both classes being of great value and con- stituting & part ot the grant, For the year ending June $0 | 74, the company earned on gov ment account as fol: aeneess: seeee . $25,143 00 Freight. . 225,513 7h Total for the year... $750,021 96 The government directors enter nto an elabo- rate explanation ol the great saving to the gov- ernment in the matter of tranaportation, ana Close their report with the following statement of vue ca Allowing that there will be no increase tm amounts carried from year to year, the saving during the 24 years (be1og the term tor which the government were issued im order to insure the gore’ thon ihe road) would amount to. 816,883 0 The government has advanced in bonds at #ix per cent. 237,000 Six per cent... ,600—76, 263. 600 00 on ing.alone. 19,410,768 00 years the War De- Pent’ of saving 3 per year. oat SWAN) ber 15,009,000 00 e have not estimate, but have stave ‘and by this rule flod that turty years, wilt, on of the Pac! returned to the ‘Treasury from the the modes its eee +f alent te yy borg Be ee apart geem to be troubled t wil fet ol id ud be Groped #0 sud ° Se lize: fa cry 1 rent in 5 Fuga ls wit ta pe emg ey ironblon ve ooatend wi a