The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1875, Page 13

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks Unsettled and Lower-- Business Active. GOLD STEADY AT 115 1-8. Money Abundant at 2 Per Cent en Call Loans. GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM. WALL STREET, Wepnespay, Aprii 14—6 P, ‘M. The stock market to-day was active and un- settled, witb generally lower prices. The largest decline was in Erie, which receded from 3244 to 30%. The sales of this stock amounted to 77,000 Shares. Union Pacific feli off from 715% to 70, and closed at 70%. Western Union opened at 77h, wold at 77% a 7734 and closed at 77%. Wabash moved from 15 to 14%, then to 15% and ended at 1634, Acommunication on this subject will ve found among the Wall street topics, published elsewhere. Pacific Mail was depressed, receding from 483, a 435; to 42%. The close was made at 42%. Northwestern common moved from 45}, to 445, which was the final price, The preferred Stock was steady at 58, Onio and Missis- Uppi changed but atrifie, selling at 283¢ a 283 a 8 a 2834; U., C. and I. ©, at 6%4; Atlantic and Pa- tific Telegraph at 26% a 2534; Quicksilver ended at 214g; Mariposa at 5; St. Paul common declined from 293% to 38%. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 208,000 shares, which were most largely divided among Erie, Union Pacitic, Pacific Mail and Western Union. The following 18 the report of transactions:—New York Central and Hudson, 650; Erie, 77,000; Lake Shore, 6,100; Chicago and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern, 3,600; do, preferred, 100; Rock Island, 200; Pacific mail, 42,300; St. Paul, 2,600; do. preferred, 100; Obios, 8,200 Western Union, 15,600; Wabash, 7,200; Unton Pacific, 43,100; ©., C. and I. C., 200; Panama, 400, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The iollowing table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. aes Lowest. + WX 9g 10136 De 80% be ib 5 45% 44% 68 58 1033 10335 Pittsburg... 9234 92% Mil, ana St. Paul. 3936 38% 5955 59 2834 28 112% 12% 114% ide 1% 70 6% 6% 11% 1% 26% 25 de 43% ay 122% 12236 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The changes to-day at the close, compared with those of yesterday, are as jollo ADVANCE.—Hannibal and St, Joseph, %; Quick- are, 1; Westero Union, %; Erie in London, § De tate—Adlantic and’Pacide proierred, 3! Gy 4g; Delaware and Lackawanna. %G it. Paul, henge /43 Lake bigs 345 western common, racific Mail, nion Pacitic, %; Western Union, %. Ms The stocks that remained steady were New York Central, Harlem, Obio and Mississippl, Panama, Rock Isiaud, Wabash, Canton, Northwestern pre- ferred and gold. THE MON Money was quite Ings were abundant at 2 per cent. We are on the eve or large dividends by various corporations 4nd institutions, and not only the banks will quickly show the benefit, but good investment securities are likely to be taken in hand and advanced. Between this time and the 27tn of April it is estimated that about $5,200,000 will be ‘hus disbursed. Foreign exchange closed at 4.863¢ for bankers’ sixty Gays’ sterling and 4.90 fur de- mand; reichmarks, 94% 295 a 955 a 95%; cabies, $ Prime Paris, 6,155¢ @ 5.123¢; other rates 6.16% 86.16%. TEE GULD MARKET. Gold opened at 1153 and closed atthe same figure, selling meanwhile at 115 a 115%. The iater- est in this market is apparentiy diminishing, al- though it is evident to those wko are watchiul of she situation that imporiant changes may soon cecur, The carrying rates were 2}, 2and 1 per tent. Loans were also made flat, bo Sonbgd OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balan’ seoves $1, rye ory ° 675,378 THe UNITED STATES TREASURY. Washington advices report valances as sol- lows:—Currency, $3,500,000; coin, $86,330,000; less coin certificates, $23,088,000, The customs re- ceipts at New York to-day were $245,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $19,000 on Account of interest and $3,000 in redemption of twenty bonds. The national bank notes re- ceived at Washington for redemption to-day were $600,000, The customs receipts, $530,000, and in- ‘ernal revenue receipts, $190,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the follow. Dg quotations:—United States currency sixes, (20% @ 121; do, do,, 1881, registered, 1215 a 121%; fo. do., 40,, coupon, 1224, a 122%; do. five-twen- tes, 1862, registered, ex interest, 115%; do. do, fo,, coupon, 118% @ 119; do. do., 1864, registered, 116% @ 116%; do. do. do., coupon, 119% a 120; do. 40, do,, 1865, registered, 116% a 117%; do. do, do., coupon, 121% a 121%; do. do. do., new, registered, 120% 8 12034; do. do., do., do., coupon, 120% a 120%; do. do., 1867, registered, 120% a 121%; do, do. do., | coupon, 121% @ 121%; do. do., 1868, registered, 120% @ 121%; do, do, do., coupon, 121% a 121%; do. ten-iorties, registered, 114% @ 115; a0, do., coupon, 11634; do. sixes, 1881, registered, 116% a 16%; do. do. do., coupon, 116% a 116%. RAILROAD BONDS, ‘These were moderately active and steady, the | largest transactions being made in Union Pacific sinking fund, which changed hands at 93. Ditto firsts sold at 99%; ditto land grants, 96% a o7. | Central Pacifics closed at 99% 499%. Albany and Susquehanns firsts sold at 110, Michigan Central sevens at 10454, ond Mortis and Essex sevens of W87L at 108%. One lot of Pittsburg consolidated “inking funds brought 106. New York Centrai coupon Orsts brought 114, Morris and Essex firsts 118, and New Jersey Central consolidated firsts | 106%. A sale of Harlem firsts, sevens, coupon, was reported at 111%. Hannibal and 8%. Joseph con- vertibie advanved from 83% to 68%. Boston, Hartford ana Erie firsts rose to 69%, and U., O. and |. ©, firsts to 61%. STATE BONDS, We note sales of Missouri sixes of 1877 at par; to, long bonds at 99%; old Tennessee sixes at 4s; Alabama eights of 1888 at 48; new Tennessee At 58%e THR FORRIGN MARKET. London advices report that £7,000 bullion went gio the Bank of England on balance to-day. This # ticket day, and to-morrow setting day. Rentes at Paris are 63/, 06c. Five-twenty bonds of 1902 at Frankiort, 99, Oonsols tor money, 98%; Go. jor account, 98%; five-twenty bonas, 1966, olv, 108%; five-tweaty bonds, 1867, 108%; ten-furty bonds, 103%; new loan, 103% a 10334; Erie, 28%; Erie, Dreferred, 363g. American securities firm at quo- tations. BANK SHARES. Bank shares were quiet. Commerce sold at 119, Metropoutan at 123 and Fourth National Bank Mt 98s B 93%, The latest bids are annexed: America, 162; American Exchange, 119; Chemical, 1,600; City, 800; Citizens’, 126; Commerce, 11854; Continental, 9344; Gorn Exchange, 127; First Na- opal, Fourth National, 98); Fulton, 163; Gallatin National, 128); German-American, 04; Greenwich, 215; Hanover, 96; Irving, 190; Marnet, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1875 ‘QUADRUPLE ‘SHEET. 121; Mechanics and Traders’, 130; Merchants’, 120; Nassau, 107; North America, 100; Pacific, 165 Park, 144; People’s, 140; State of New York, 115; Tradesmen’s, 145; Union, 140, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepnespay, April 14, 1875. NEFORE CALL—10 A. Mt. , & 70) she West U Tel 100 a 600 do. 1900 Pacific Mob. 430 vo 4100 B38 we 100 BEL & KO RR? Ww:15 AND 1:30 A, M. 00 Us 6-20, 65. 19000 U 8 6's: 10-40, 1... 11474 fitap Sareea be 120% "WOO U 9 9s UAC. 2. 1185 Mow UB E20. Ty fees. 12 HIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M, $2000 elena # ‘77. 100 100shs Panama RR... SU0Y Mo 68, 1D... De X 1001 DOM EN WrcRb iv 10000 B, i & E RRIsi.c Cm 100y Ha StJo 5’s,com Big 12.0 100 839 400 8575 800 do. 6000 seat Cen TA0 Tioy er Ast, 138g dul 9034 1 9% 1000 Un Pac oe 1000 UP RR * 400 90-5 Wig 1000 B5i5 5u.0 M 9635 500 © 270.0 Cley 06 3400 6, 51s boo 2000 tle Wab ist. 2.00 Gt West Ixtun 183 Wa 80000 Pack of Mo lat 9. 8000 NYC 7’, "70.6 JU shs Bk of Com... 8 Fourth Nat Bk, do. £ B Metropolitan’ Bank 1 100 Quicksilver ns bo at be ity joo Ti 160 Ti% 100 Tide 3100 Ty 30 ie 65 77% 500 77% 3.0 873 1500 fais 5.0 Wis, 10) i Be 7% 1000 20 7434 500 300 oS E63 8 18.0 Thi 80 1 74g 100 300 v0 Py & @ Su. 43) Bw 900 Ss ao 2200 43° G00 190 8 wy 20) is 100 3 200, 43h_ SU iss &, is 00 701 Foi Oy 400 42% 200 200, 43° 10) es F oan at os i tis 100, 4 400 43° 500 lox ree iit ibs wy hho BD) Gverssreree 88 ity 20 Pan eeeeee BEFOR® CALL—12:30 P.M. 20 shs $0, 2600che LS & MSR... 4Ou At & 26 10 Iu West i7% 1700 gov TH ow Too do: TS iw 8 0. diy Pae M8 Se fo eo » | 100 do. : 4s 100 | oo “3 30 | 400 ae 30 1600 a3 10 bu 43% 3 10) Chi 10s}, 1000 109 10335 100 400 Exte Ri Sigg S00 be si sus 1200 Bi 500. 300 31% 2000 suo SL 1000 | 800 si 1 100 Bi% 200 1100 sy 40 1909 B15) 1020 300 31% 1100 100 Bi, 50) Tol & W 40 SI 100 50 315s 500 70 1% 500 20 Pirtabi 92s, Ju 1 Mu aoe 109 MO LSM BRE..b3 7 bol e & $3 be] vs ct a hia NW K.W.de ee ig f FESS as, g SEEEEEE Fe Rie. ead, | Ea tora Wab te -be | ss +4 00 525= ae ea aeesze 2 = B gEtECEGE SeEEE eee CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. Mite ik ct Pacific Mai! West Un Tel. Strchsve or eae i COMMERCIAL REPORT. | SPOT COTTON STRADIER—FUTURE CLOSED 5-320, | HIGHER—FLOUR STEADY—WuHEAT LOWER— CORN QUIBT—OATS EASIER—BARLEY NEG- LECTED—RYE FIRM—PORK FIRMER AND LARD HIGHER—PETROLEUM FIRM—NAVAL STORES STEADIER-—WHISKEY NOMINAL—GROCERIES | ACTIVE AND FIRMER. | WEDNESDAY, April 14-6 P. M. The markets were scarcely 80 animated as yes- | terday, while prices were more fluctuating, On | 'Change business in most commodities was mod- | erate, but there Were some exceptions to the rule, Flour was in demand forexport at iull prices, Wheat was aiso Wanted for snipment, bat only a lower prices. Holders neid out against any reduo- | 44.000: busheis wi | offerimgs Gnd ready purchasers. | timated stock of molasses, 2.0 © | was chiefly resales of recent purchases. ‘the only trans | accommodation tion for some time, but finally succumbed, and accepted of prices considerabiy lower, the market closing easy at the prices below. Corn was steady, | Oats dull and heavy, Whiskey nominal. Pork | 54. and lard were considerably firmer, but without especial activity, Cotton, on the spot, met with a better inguiry irom exporters, which rendered the market firmer. Vatures show an advance of 5-320. Naval stores were generally steady. Petroleum was held too high to admit of business. Groceries were generally in good demand and very firm. Corren,—The dealings were quite liberal, but business | | action trom first hands was lot of 828 bags “ex-Chanti- ‘cleer” at Baltimore, at I7ige. The offerings were light, and with @ strong tone to current prices holders are 1 duced to await improved figures. We quote:—vrainary cargoes, 16c. a 16%c. ; tuir do., 17c. a Wige. ;go0d Wo., 17340. a 17ic.: prime do., 18%. a lc.; extreme range for lots, lc, w 19340. ; Java, government bags, 25c. a 26c. ;do., grass mats, 2c. a 27e,; Singapore, 2c. a Be, : Ceylon, 18'4o. & 2ie.; Maracaibo, Ibe. # 21%¢c.; Laguayra, lsc. a 19¢. ; J maica, id/se. a 18e.; St. Domingo, 16e.; Parto Rico, I7e. a 18340.; Casta Kica, Ie, a 1%c.; Mexican, 18c, a 190. ; Angostara, 17}c. a 19e. ; Savanilla, 1746. # 20c.; Curacoa, 1634c. a 18c., gold, @ and 90 days. Cortox.—There was a much better market for cotton on the spot. Prices were not essentially higher, but @ steadier feeling prevailed, particularly in the atiernoon, When exporters and seliets met on several trades, We are able to report sales of 1,000 bales ior export cam- Pleted after ‘Chane and note rumors of additional sales Of some 000 bales more also for export, Soune 1.500 fn “the shape of short wotices were iso wake Dy ex- porters, partiy at 10 5-16c., with the latest sales at this figure, Spinners were looking for moderate los, but we oo arbitrary as to price to admil of business. Speculators were lot in the market as buyers ot spot Colton, pnless at low prices. ‘There wax no pressure to sell noticeable, but holders were iree to meet the Jemand @t quotations.” Futures were feverish and irgegular and atier Bumerous fluciuations c.osed about? 5-32 higher than last night, with the following figures nuunced ag the Aual quotations ior the day Apr. M a 161 6 Ad Qe. ; June, 16 & vy. lic. a August, Se Be. 5 ‘Gotobe r, 16 13-820, a 1b i Wage.: Hecember, 16%4e. a 16 b-16c ic. Quotations based on standard of Classifeation in ‘force replember 1, 1874, anu on upland cotton in store ruoning in quality not more than halt ties above or below the grade quoted :—Ordivary, 14; good ordinary, ligc.: strict wood Saainary, le. ¢ seething. 1ee.; middling, 10%e.¢ good midaing.. 1Be, Quotaiiois based ou Americus stataard of classigen: veny’ bgt a Alarana. ¥. Orleans. Tezas, Ordinary... 1334 Wh Good ordinary: le 1a rs He w middi 16 6 163¢ Midd ing cs. 1034 165% 163 Good mad ng Miodiing tair 17 i i is 18% rs Deen as follows? bales at 16 7-B2e.. 1. 8.000 at 18 d-1ke. TO at ie 1s D avlt ber, wat Wise. December, | bale Yeaterday's 163-160, ; Say, 16 lt-aze. : 16 Site, 5" August. "17 O52, ; 16 L3-L0e) a 16 October, X 16 November, 18 320.1 el Sito, December, 16 7-820. 16i4c.; January, 16 7-16c., nominal, Market frm. day up to two P.M. April Ie isd, et tb Gad wt ISAL see. Ua) at 16 fn 5 ri Sune, 40i'at 16, 25-2 oi, jib 1.13. 160., 400 at 2 ui} September, S-32c, 1,000 aK ‘August, 300 at Iie. 17 53 ‘tov at i raze 4u0at 17 Sie, G0 a iz 4-160 "17 BeBe, 600 at lige, 200 at 17 5320.3, veptember, 100 at 16 ISufe., 100 at 16 25 es October, 3) at opr gee 16 9-320. ; Jun- 100 ot! 100 at 163; 48.5.0 at se lavre, by steam, otton treis ‘Xe,; to Hamburg, by steai, to Bremen, by steam, Bie; | Dy sail, tec caine ‘to Liverpool,’ by steam; porttye? ‘eceipts Flour, 11674 pple ; wheat, ‘do.: oats, 15,200 do.: corn tie.rs) washers iy and trade extras were in fair request by 3, Reported dealings iuciud 70 bole 2 < S » 2 SF Sibert Extra otate. Minnesota... Rowid hoop Ohio, sniping, brain Kouna hoop Ohio, tri t Louis, St. Louis, choice family Kye Hour, fhe to supertine. bouthern, No. 2. pouthern, superiln Soutpern, Seeesseceseseseseccess Corn meal, Jersey... Corn meat, Brandy w HEELERS SRSSEE SSC SSSVESKSE SSE rr prices. The OW vushele ut $1 23 for choice No.3 Chicago in store, $1 3! do. afloat, $i 4a $l 2 for No? Milwaukee afloan $130 (or Not ‘i W tor choice white, ihe market closed at abour $1 i9 a 8 tor Chicago and Northwest, $i 42 a $1 % tor Mil 8. Corn was quiet, bui without change in price. sales clused 112,000 bushels at Kc. w ize. for mixed attoat— i heavy, clown, Tidgc. 10r was quiet but neariy all atvse. Oats were dui t shows more steadiness, with | in bewer omens parucwariy for | les covton at 7 82d., is. Fost Wt 28. 1dyd. r a = ae a grain. to Live Onn by sa eat 13) tons provisions bales cotton my a bbls. appie: fine ana e300 pac oka ship with about jorted ut : ‘daa aa 3,500 vushels gral ie. 6d, per DLL, 8). ‘volts loathe at | bale jons at 7a, Gd. a 308: alison | + cotton trom Savannah re- | bois. ierms; | . LGW) oushels grain at isd, and 1.009 boxes | cheese at dt, : also a British sip, 1107 ‘tons, hence with oil cake, in Oags, wc lis. 6d per ton. 0 the United King. | dom direet a Norwegian bbls. ret oy yeraun, But pack ac | yes tallow at ie 2s. 94. 10 Bristol, wt 600 Dbua. Fost, F ported at an Italian bark, Ss. thes with about hence with arters at flat; a Norwegiwn bark, witn about 340) quai e from ba Gu; bwedisa bark, with about 350) quarters do. harter) at’ os, 6d, 19 Mavre, a Briush bark, ons hence wih general cargo ot private terms: to &@ British bark, wich about 8.0 Dbis. refined Petroledm trom Philaielpnis. reputed at 48.5 10, the ‘onunent, & Russian bark, heuve with about 4000 bbls retued petroeum, at 4s; to Hamourg, a ship, with uaNo, eported irom the Peruvian deposits,at 73a; to Boi Fep orted trom @ Norwegian | wich about 11,000 cases petroieum at ‘MoLAsses.—ihe market rules very strong, and ail the in ® distributing way the dealings bave beea quite liberal and very inir prices are readily obtained. We note sacs of two including 481 hia Arecibo nd 262 bbls, St. Croix on pr ut Sie). New Orieans ren posed at al and mixed, She. a de. re ve G. ~ filand&! Sec. a duc. < New Crleaas, #0. 8 5c: boiling stock, 4230. a 430. for 50 Lest. Navat Stoues.—Ihere was more activity in the rosin i thourh prices show ny quotibie advance @ Was dect iediy. ste eoinmon to ordinary wed quoved wood do. at $4 10a ry he sales were 5. bls. at $2 25, 4,700 do. ned sirained to low pale at $4: 1,504 de $ky (part ); 00do do. at $2‘ a Go. on private terms. pirits turpentine. w her and closed very trim at 3 ed, With previous sxies of 165 bis. at wtaziac. In tar there was a sale of 10) bbls. Washi An Jots, at $2 2i¢ do, Axton, city pitel quoted at $2.25, deliveved. —* | Provistons. eceipis—Pork. Kaves; veet, 164 cut meats, 1,376 do.; lard M0 do, pork market | exeited: and a decided ad has been es. ish d. with sales of 75 bbis, mess on the sj 22 25. 48) do. June at $24 00 ana TU do. Ju 22: May. WihoUt sais, was quoted ih.” bresecd Hoge were steady a lage. wt Me, per Feet was sold to the extent of 14) bbls plaitl ineas, ) a $10 0 per Dol; rami y, iL So packed $16 a 5 Terce beet dui at $2) 5 ar tor prime, $23 a $24 27 jor extra india, Beet U0 jacon Was quiet at Lge. a for shortdo, Cut meats were in 000 Ios of beilies at i hagher ames 20) 10. uly for extra and $26 4 ms were K nd On the spot 25 do. cliy ae. fe spor was quict at 1oy0. Batter and unchaaged 4 ry respect. Peiuoukta —The market for re@ned, though tive, remaived very frm under a iucrhor advan atthe Creek and in the eodeiey advices, The ofter- ings also were liniged;, spot de.ivery quoted at I leige., aud early May at loc; Cases quoted at 19iyc. @ Site, 19 cargoes Crade, in, bulk, was unchanged at ‘ of the month city hapith in Kefineu at Phali deipina was arm at I lor prompt delivery find leu lake. fof early May; do, at Baltimore, quoted at iAiye. SUGaR.—ihe market for raw sugars was very strong im tone, with the advauce of Be erday well sustained. weuiring tor supplies. but The reported deaiinys in- atrifuaa, out private terms; ' Slac. ; 137 bbis. an © Retived was steaay “ & Ace. for har ie. nierioF f9 common, T4c. 1.5 Rood TO Pr. erining "fair wo igno Be. Nye. 08. J 10 lv, Se, a 8) oa Oye. Manlio. ic. & THe. , melido, h standard, Nos. 7 to 9, 73 MC. . dO.. Lito 5. B%e. & algo ,'do, 10 to sh lie. al Ke, Porio Kico—Retining, a 840.% do., grocery. tar to cho, Brazii—vutch standard, Nos. 9 to Li, 74. & Daten stands, Soa, iv J, 840, a Bie. Ma pe a extra superior, T3gc. a 7c. New Urieate--Ke: | Je @ THO § Gur tone ery grades, Bo. a Sic. | is was Yair, DUE Ho iin. Hay “het Tie. prime do cho $a WLS Lotsa theo. nes Tor iol te prime, sod | common gnalines down to 6c.; Kangoon Sie 8 OAS | atte | Sree dat parame , Currency; Rangoon per Ib. i nt 2966. @ Be. - | NE mae ence with © Ci wee Corton steady: middling. good orainary, Sales, 1,902, DOMESTIC Pessmenalpe VESTON, A “dead 1875. boy bs and nominal: aeianege Wy bales, Exports coastwise, Gl. Sa! By. Net re- Stock, Naw Orwrans, April 14, 1875. Ledge. 500, ay mn firmer; Jac: low smudiling: 166.5 Net receipt: ales; Brome, 164316. Montce, April 14, 1875. mildling, 15%/e. Net receipts 146 bales; ges tet Exports coastwise, 705. Sules, 1 400, tock, Cotton firm; middling Sales, 889. sick. 40,627 ceipis, tr aud $2 Osw: Flour stewty ; salesof 1,70) bois. at $6 679 tor amber winter, joule wueas sellers 1,60) bushels new, on. tr: sales, four c: Laud scarce; sales, one © quie! gu aurley track. Spirits of turpentine firm at thc. I's ted, ie Mil foed-—suorts, $25; shipsiutls, $20; middlings, ‘$28, ber ton. rigceipts—Flour, 2.190 bols. + wheat, 6.49) bushel Shipments—llour L : outs, Flour duli and unchanged. "Wheat inactive, bu; Savannam, April 14, 1875. . 18%e. Ceanneeray Feat SM, 2678. Cotton more steady; middlius, i6o. 739 baley;, groes, 760. ‘exports ‘coustwise. Sales, 500. Stock, kof ber Net receipts, 80 bales. ‘Net ré- WitwiNGTON, April 14, 1875, Crade vurgentine 0 for yellow dip. a. ‘Yar firia at Bi 59 Corn meal, $35 April 14, 18 for No, spring, for white winter. $7 25 10r $1,40., Corn quiet, at extra, Wheat firm, but quiet: No. 1M Club, $1.46: extra white Michigan, ‘asc. Barley lower: es OF 3,000 bus Rosin, firm hat $170 t $1 60 tor hard Uwaukee Borravo, April 14, 1879, ats, 2.0 Vdo. G,00) bushels: corn, 12000 do wide apart; prices unsettled. K and at 63e., rs f State, on track, ut $L on quiets sales, three gary No.3 Western at $150, on Pors quiet at $22 50, Seeds quiet and unchanged. Flour quiet and unchanged. ings No. ‘ne Wepaen Bt 4 3) i June, $1 2 demand; regular, $1 17%, spot spring, n 83% duit aud decimiog: iu tur demand; No. 2 spring, 91 15, 5} seeds Lard—Denand $1040 May; $15 60 June, toLepo. Apr} Wheat duli 76 2, 6c. teu, Ge nd ds prober. paetuene. Lard quiet at l6c. a 164c. M4, 1875, Michigan, ‘eje Receipts—Wheat, 500) bushels: corn, 10.00) do; outs, 4,000 do, =I ments—W heat, 3,00) bushels; corn, 22,010 Go. ; oats, 5, 00) do. Cm10460, April 14, 1875. Flour quiet; unchanged, Wheat lower and in tair No.l spruig, $1 05%; No. 2 do., ‘ Pet ose, Srna Wise. Y6e: No. 2, $1'0i. Barley pots firm and in fair’ demand hight: bulk meals steady, frosts, $1 02% $1 uss J aye. May; obec. Ju $1 14 Pork holders firm at $15 3! Whiskey, SUL Luke treignts—inree churters of corn, to Bullalo, at 5e., jarge areas of between here and the sast Shore ‘repored by today’s arrivals Kecelpts HG bia w 1s,00) Flour, ¥.u0) boi eat, Sacer onatiels ‘corn, rye, barley, 4,0) do. the Board—Whea: closed at $1 Ota $1 Us, Oats, 61%¢. ape or Mays ae a 6i%ec., May. Pork 825g June. “7? wheat, 35.00) bushels; corn, oats, 6,000 do. ; barley, 4,000 do. dct Berns or 9,00) a. ni menws— 000 do. ¢ big! $22 ‘ird nigher ae $1045 “May” PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence. R, I. April 14, 1375, Printing cloths steady at 5: Roous, with limited teenpaemone:! firmer; premium; short sight, gold, 1 rium ; HAVANA MAI A MARKETS, Havana, April 14, 1875, Spanish gold, 223 a 224; aun arise 27a 8 [i ow thé United A7 a Ly on reaiiuin 8 per arrobe, EUROPEAN MARKETS, ‘a 9. preu ‘ort sient, ’Uo, 122 a Me a 57%. tor best 64x64 spot ons. days, pre- dun, Las a 40 promiun: OW Pari 120 8 12k ey Sugar nominal; No, 12 vuten standard, 16) ey Lonpon Propuce Marxet.—Lonpox, April 14—Even- ing.—Linseed oil, 203. 9d. a 268. per cwt UaUST BELMO issue travelle: world, j and their correspondents Also money a FINANCIAL, « Bankers, 1) ai ubrol ER ths assrs, De Rothschild redits ommercial y europe and Havana, on 0. nd credits, Mavallaiie in tet parts of the «i telegraphic transfers of —sTOCcK PRIVILEGES. —s RADULEs OR DOUBLE » Privileges. $v and 6 days, on members of Stock Fxchanve oF responsi Market very aci ¢ pardes; also Puts and Calls. ud fluctuating, showing frequent opportunities tor large profl.s, Circulars mailed. HAZAKD & MONTAGUS, No, 6 Broad street. 24 by Register of United States 6% PER CENT rp ANNUM, Ay LEFT TO LOAN on area and M on. York real estate in SHIPM WMERSENEAU 62 Wiliams rest Union Buildings. —POR TRE SAME A HAND- zantiy turnished iioom wit st security; house firs: ciass and Address Mrs, 0, C., Herald Uptown avenue, | Branch office, $70. 00 TO LOAN—WITHOUT BONUS, ON Per dork may, improved Property, in 4) Kast bighteenth st. Ssaege FURNITURE } A TEENFION. PRIVAT = CAMELY WILL PO! m4 tively sell for immediate cash, their en ire Hi hold Furniture, consivung oi satin damask Parlor suit, | Gast $70) for gato jfour rount Decker & Brom do., 3) Planotorte, $275: gilt and’ inland Bedroom, Sets, | stead, Wressing Cases, Washstands, &c.. $75, $150: single Bedstead, Bureas, fine hair and spri | Turkish Suits, $0;" Bookcase: Mtomton rate side. | board Chutes in leather, nilverware, rep, plush and Darrcioth Suits, $25, $9): Mirrors, Pulntings: Hronzes, es -A positive clianee; turniture can be removed of stored nti 3 1 Call at five story brown stone pri- vate residence No. 47 West Sixteenth street. sums to. | $100. 00) UNITED STATES BONDS, ISSUE] | by District of Colnmbia, bearing 3. | interest per anaum, issued by the ringing Fund Com- Inissioners of the District. of Columbia, countersigned ‘Treasury;’ principal and | interest payable by the United States and are exempt | trom all taxation; payable in 5) years, or sale by W | B, UTLEY, No. 4 Wali sireet. = ae bh. 2108 ).00 pra is aa a 1 Pine street. or 33 East 8 epitebatls retired irom our firm, New Youx, April 14, 1875, EW FIRMS WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN . PRINTING ESTABLISHME sT, No. 218 Broadway, aan excelient place to have their Printing done wit promptuess, neatness and eneapness. HK COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING between the undersigned, under the firm name of Jessen & is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Walliam Gi abe ulone 1s authorized fo sete of tne late urun. . HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE Tils DAY FORMED A copartnersuip, under the firm name of Grube & laschofl tor carrying on the business of manulacturing vinegar at No. 24 West nee New York city. S OPPORTUNITIES, LEXAND R FROTHINGHAM & CO., BANKERS, No. 12 Wall streei, have applications trom numerous, parties with capital, Who desire to invest in some good jusiness, Address ALEX, YRUIHING LAM & 0 A GENTLEMAN WITH $10,000 CAPITAL AND FOR a long time identified witn a desirable business in | this city, wishe: ssociate with $20,000 to join him uw burchasing the saine, circumstances requiring a change ip. Apply to GaIGGS & VARLLTUA, 2 2" ° 25 7 43 Broadway. RARE OPPORTUNITY [8 OF FU RED TO AN EN- prising inan with small capital, to engage in the rap iron snd old metal business Adares 1RUN, station ew Yor! AN ENTERPRISING YOUNG MAN MAY JOIN THE advertiser to make up articles ot Wood amd imetal Patented; a good Yatee est mill is Led ero ready. ABEL WHITTOCK, Norwalk, Cona, | A QHANCE, 10 MAKE $1000) AT PUTTING UP Grocery Articles: inctory and, business ong estab lished ; for hi 284 Hudson street. A baer WANTED—WITH $300 CASH, IN A | first class billiard saloon, restaurant and wine | Toom: te ost business ciunice in New Yorks come { BALUON, nd Twputyethird sireet, WHO CAN COMMAND A A GENTLE) REMU | has capital to turnish @ small printing ofice. address C.J, box 02 Herald office. A PHYSICIAN'S OFFIUE OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS’ standing to let.—Rept reasonable. Inquire on the remises, 21) tast Broadway, or U. TULLE, spingie House, Union squat NAN NOW BE SECURED. WICH LIMITED AMOUNT of money, the whole or part of « valuabie Patent, now working on orders; @ cerviin fortune belore it, as we mean business. an exa oination of profits 1s solicited, Audress J, &, SMITH, 40 Cortande street YOAL YARD ON KAST SIDE TO RENT—WITH scales, sate and office furniture. Apply to Mo DONALD & UO., 24 Dey street, corner Guareh. \LOTHIERS AND SHOK MEN.—A RARE CHANCE; low rent: town of 6,0:0 people, 20 miles from Phil delphia, No bonus of old stock. ‘Apply to 8. 1, AUG! French's Hotel. | per: SALE-—IN BROOKLYN. CORNER LIQUOR Store: five voars’ Lease: rent of house $90: $25 let of; no opposition; owner gomg to cngland in June; thia is a fortune Jor any mans no sxents Deed apply. Aduress, for three days, GUUD CHANCs, Herald o A 850, « privileges on the pi hardl DEw $10, $500, $1.0. fail to rewiize extraurdipar: ROTHINGHAM & © INVESTED IN STOCK Bankers, 12 Wait street YOR SA’ breech-loading Huntiag Rifle; loading is very rapid aud the weapon sate, Apply to o"RUGENE OHEV- ALLLER, o i Liberty street. TY REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, other Securities, best companies J. Mortages and Insurance of all kinds eflecte: J. HABRLCH & CO., 17 Broadway. cd with, ‘ee SALE—A_ PUYSICIAN’S PRACTICE, LONG stablished, with Lustraments and office Furniture; iailure of health cause of selling Address Dr. BLEMBT, box 1:0 Heraid office. | 4M. Gone, nerauive business desires a partner as printer who | E—THE PATENT (OF A. NEW, FRENCH | —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR A. Furniture, Carpets and Bedding at B. M. COW- PERTUWAIT & CO.’S. 155 and 157 Chatham street. Aw | immense stock and low pric: UCTION ROOMS, 3° E St THIRTEENTH STREET, | A near University place.—Furniture, Carpets, | Bedding, Linen. Sbeets, Parlor Suits Bedroom Se | Glass, Crockery and Silvervlated Ware, Pianos, &¢., | Drival > sale at auction prices. | ri TO BOROPE—I HAY: Furniture, al! band made, soud w. hold U: tensile orevery description. Cail at ily West Fore ty-fitth street, third door, rearhouse. itis a bargain. PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEP. A {ne wisl sell at_a sacrifice general as:ortment of first ciass Household Furniture. nainel; jagniticent 7% octave rosewood Pianotorte, cost 1,000, tor $225; Vrawing Room and Library Suits, co’ ‘Sou $2: Suit, covered in ote Suit, ‘$40: Turkish Suit, Contre Tables, Kugel Suits, with dressing case, cost $5. Suit,’ $60, upwards; Carpets, Buflet, Tavles, spring and hair Mattresses, removed or stored, tree of charge, until May | Brown stone rertdenice 120 West "EY street, dear Sib @ } TO SELL MY nut; also House. N, B—Goods sold in lots to suit purehia ATE FAMILY VING OITY WILL SELL fe Parlor Suit, cost $4i a Aa Antoinette style, $85; bri $25; 300 lots parlor, chamber, dining f miture ; 13 Carpets; # sacrifice. Residence 103 West street, near Sixth Avenue, T DEGRAAF & Coc 15: and 154 West Twenty- hird street, Between Sixth and Seventh avenues, The lowest aig be found in the city. and the largess most Varied stock ot Furniture DEGRAAF & COCHRANE’: QAzrEts, aint OlLCLorus, “LACE CURTAINS £0 Vhotesale Stock at Retaih Largest Assortment Low: st” YRICES, in the city. D REAPY.. SHEEP 433 and 186 Sixth a ii door below isin. street. ‘NARPET! ore Furniture, Beds, He Jding, &e, Payments taken ey or mouth, rms easy. re & CO, corner Twenty-fitth street aud Sixth avenue, 8, CARPETS. pring opening of Carcets, iclorhe, Sion shades, Tainbreauins, Mats, Matting, Gy at Very } Lat english Velvet. at $1 75 per yard. Tapestry Brussels, at $1 per yard. per yard. and Jc per yard. All other xood quailty low prices, A large stock of Furniture, 10 per cen§ cheaper thay any other house in the city, All goods slipped tree. 510, 512 _and £ i ‘Three-ply, ats Ingrain, at 85¢. to iso Parte (successor to Ur jarrel Sid and 516 Eighth avenus, coruer of Thirty-Afth hurty-sixth str | mAs Ar BARG ALN WALNUT SROURR HaND ree )._ 373 Broome st . CLARKE, 7AT BROADWAY, PA>HION» VEt %0 LOIS HOUSEHOLD PURNITOR i cents on (ne dollar: Plimston Bedstead, halt cos | Parlor muita. $75. up: $8) Bedroom; 25 Carpets 00 cond | yard; private residence, 21 East 20:b st, corner | Way. MPUEMETE }POLITAN PRINTING BSTABLISHM ENT ‘oadway, have unsurpassed tacliities for all See of rinting with unusual promptness ind a purchaser for every aeseription of | alte e Furniture, Carpets, &c., at Jaa panera ind avenue. kg et Ria da el way trees one about s | the otherabout éxil yards ‘Addrevs CARPEIS, Dox 12d rere STOCK PRIVILEGE, us a short time sice, was closed last weel aves of ngs on an investinent of only $106 45 uve! n PURCHASED erate mt still ve made with F100 to $5.0 of the next 30days iniormation and advice as to best mode of operating on application. sad " TUMBRIDGE & CO, aukers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, New York. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, 74 BROADWAY.—STOCK + Privileges on “Members of the Stock Exchange” or inorougbiy respousible patios (names given at the ume of purchases), $105 25 to Calis, “$5i2 50 4 $362 © tor p Stradi (L @., put and call at market price “on same € te attention. goutracts made in our Lost and x Pampalet in Wall otreet.” ma) ‘ee Lesley & BALLey, ays. All coumunication Nothing tess than 100 share: ow to have im- and no oney Is any ad. ay. ina AMOUNT FROM $1.00 TO $5,009 TO LOAN Saarn, and unimproved L reed byes in this eity or Brooklyn, tor term oi years, without 0% d nd WitLtas f, LeaVirt, 13) Broadway. DVANCES SEGOTIAT D ON DIAMONDS, MER. ehandise and valuables Pye d toany amount, or adilfess roo’, to Barclay at uglic wiih privLege o urchase. Call at or LL ABOUT WALL STREET SENT FRGE.—22 PAGE Pamphiet explains everything. about stock specul tions, railroad bouds, sketch | JOWN Broad Broadway. New York. Bate BLANKS, SLIPS, , does of leading operatora HICKLING co., dictionary. of terms al Varties should call on Bankers and Brokers, 7] BILLS RHCKIPTS, NOTE Rageg ts wud every Kind of Printing suitable tor row | ri ar talslas gomeaa ge NT Ne No. 218 Broadway. bankers, brokers hed, at the MET ROPOL aud foal qu BOSDS, 31 St. Louis Sanee Par! aN Petting ‘k Bonds. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the of uJ Louis, state of Missouri, hase of eighteen hundred (1.800) dollars ey ihe United tates of z Aw Sounty Court of St. Louis county, in the city until 12 0 lock, M. on DAY, the lth day of April, A. ok ae Louts dated m per wit rest ‘coupous at nd interest of sald bouds beit rica a Ds the ational ‘Bank of Commerce. iu the city of New York. Kids wil be received for any number ot the boats, from one and bite Ag the Court reserving the mght reject Bids the i livered time of ny or at the city of adder. ¥ ted. Le GakES Li) are payabie in currency of the United States or we o! the national banks and the bonds will be de- ix within one week trom the bid and the accrued inter- Clerk County Court ALWAYS BAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW | York city Mot pecs Without bonus. Prineipalsde- | airing to BURRU' HAVE BR INVES) apply to HL GRANT, 1 MONEY TO LOAN 0: 1 Pine GOOD IMPROVED city Property or Farms: institution loa: Lore without bonus. CONVICT, 149 Broad wa} Prine:pals send tuli particula: to J. D. “JOHN S. PIERCE, 106 BROADWAY, LOA without bonus on a iy Hrookiya and Westchester county; aiso parchases Mort- proved Kenl Estat wages at lowest rates, By) out easies: terms. or MISSOURI SLATE sTOCKs. virtue and authority o: an act entitled rd sale of out jorize the issue ou “an MONEY w York, ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES WITH. us Second and Leasehold Mortgages, at G50, W. STAKE, 158) Broadway, room & + yeeomtasece act to bond: or Sirs Gover. Hor of Ure Stare of Missouri (the same ty be opened pad- lety by the Goverior in the presence of these commis. sioners) on May 10, 1875, at lv o'clock A. M., for the chase of 3) bonds of the stocks of this State. $1,000 each may be for any er 80) 5 per cent 80 6 per cei 80 5 per cent round sterling to be payable twenty years after wal nom the date and betore the expirat ars. Tocned the Ist donde to be pa ew ie in at sand 1875, and to be deliver: saia last menioned d. Fy to bear date May |, 187 i) these classes, old jonds. asure Of the State of Missouri bie’ ia a wial money or the iW re the rr each 20 each a ‘ieemavie ve ¥ sald stocks to have semi-anoual coupons # for the proper amounts of interest, ‘Ways of and Jannary ot each ye York, exospt ihe London: mired and sixty ot ce to ve delivered bank on Jane I The right to rejec r. payable on Ali the at the National Bank of Commerce, pound 8 erling stocks, to be 6 bonds nd paid for teJar hl ny or bids reserved to the Governor and Fund Commissioners, The proceeds of these bonds to be applied to the pay ment cs of the mavuring edtedness of ine tate. firstc ass stocks, and have unquestronable guarantees for their payment eet. proceeding tof promo: dot the Governor of the state, JOS. W.M_ RUER, pate Treasurer. THOMAS HOLLADA tute auditor. Jerrenson City, Mo, April 5, 1875. MELLICK, Jr., AMPH LET: } Com’rs. N*t JURScY ba yl On BS BOUGHT BY A J he resources of the state are ample neipal and interest when due. by and with the advice and con- Fand & BRO., So. 6 Pine street, “HOW MONKY 18 LOsT AND MADB in, Wail Street.” contaiming highest and lowest y AN ~ Hy hs fh bes Agel pe at MeMB. i Sustnese Heal ore tp doduied ta ‘st Warr PA {ye ap! anew. sores helt inte rices in 1) vears: particuiars ot Boe Seago Se } of ovtaining tn. address. LAPS og privilemer uc: & BAZLet, ot Botabie corsere, panies ta Pam paler tree to aay 74 Broadway. ae Tae onthe o cditees a We eran 1, witty ital of $6, OTIVE fre netive. or ‘one-third @ at wi Aduress 8. A., care cashier Heraid oiice, tT WISCUNSIN RAILWAY BOND3,—PARTIR: coe | MU Sieve ik vata sean | oR | tothe jury, with tt F% SALE OR EXOHANGE—A VALUABLE PATENT Window Shade Fixiure, the very best in the mar- ket Full particulars at H. PATTB&RU'S, 746 Broad way. . Pus CHANCE FOR ACTIVE MAN, wae A SE Ix | bottled ale and liquor trade. Apply in 41 Fulton street, New York. ARDWARE BUSINESS, WELL ESTABLISHED, IN iS growing Western city; stock small, well assorted in Kood condition; an excelient chauce tor 4 party with ‘stwall capital. Address HARDWARE, Herald oftica. IBERAL SALARY OR PARTNERSHIP opraamn, | m long established profitable office busir tof $4,000 to $6.U0 reauired ; 48 real fone gyen, u. T. Prog Broudway. a eae HES, J | JEWELRY, &C, | T 77 BLEECKER STREET—T Vale mend PRIOR paid tor Diamonds, Watches and as Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bougnt for the sane att er street, up staira “4 As —JOSEPH SOLOMON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, 134 | veiee street. dealers in Diamonds. Watches, Ar licies of Virtn, &c.; advances made on consign esvabiished 1861 household furniture at | Saeeaeee: Se hablo kspanol. Shea BM | Pag oad WATCH, STEM WINDER, Ker-—Dismonds, Watches, Gold an highest price Di paid tor mon ant Silver and Antique Je: Oe a | LINDO ROM. 1.107 sroad way, ‘opposire Gilsey House. ARE CHANCE.—FURNITURE AND LEASE OF one ot the best located and best peying eertiat Houses in Philadelphia, coneniae, ©, odd rooms, can clear the price asked dui the Cen envi iil aealth reason jor selling; price $10,00). Also ot: chore 4o ding Houses, from $1.00 002, KIGes & CO, 1:3 south Seventh street, Philade! Le—OF COM cae ae BLE i 1GH) 8 FOR Padlock ; weight of loon from 144 of, apt w atin oduced i Shades cae aoe re | aun eae iy: Staab is Noban: Fouts erect: Pauls: leipnia, Pa. | H& STEAM FLASH ENGINE COSTS LESS THAN | halt ty make, takes balt ee ‘uel, occupies fourth the space of an engiue and boiler of same iste ior" alst no engineer; Do possible danger; :an Tat engine 10 operation at 104 Jobn street, u's BIACK POLE, ME OWNGR OF VERY VALUABLE PATENTS DE. = sires capital—lavestigation will show the {1 a revenue ct business Will yield; 4 proved success \l highest references, Dewonsina: WA StED-oxe 10 POUR PARTIES, TO MAKE UP ‘$10.0, for machinery and wor sent rich goid Ueposit*outh. For particulars address HaW- KILNS, Herald office, Wr FINANCIAL MAN WITH $5,000 To | 000 to join the inveutor in manufacturing two of the best patent elbo Adare: Ws ever invented; large profit hd quic sates Ws INVENTUM, box Ios Herald office. TANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH | trom $1,00) to $1,00), to manufacture an article of Vall on or address J, ready sale, paving nood, progt Mowkbson. 202 Broadw y. ANIED—PARTNER, WITH CASH GaneeAt Pd ae | patent article for ladies’ wear; Rights, Address B. A., box 187 Herald offic otc 5200, () “PARTNER WANTED, IN A FIRST RATE | business. paying 38% per cent, Call at $20 + ‘piace, Vanderout avenue, Brookiyn, im ng, between and Su'elock. —A PARTY, WITH ABOVE AMOUNT, CAN buy interest of retir: parteee, on account of sickness, 1) @ cash " Soumbucsed since 186). 47 GreatJones street vut Door oy. —PAR(NER WANTED IN A STAPLE | $2. 500. cash business that will pay $1.00 each | per month. Fail paruculars at 36 West Fourth street, | room % after 10 o'clock. Age de A nage te with now in gpersiion. 8 tole KLENEN'S DOOM SEALED. DEFAULTING SECRETARY OF THE HOBO KEN BANK CONVICTED. erday Was the last day of the trial of Kienen, the deiauiting s-cretary of the Hovoken Savings Bank, The testimouy haviag been closed ti vious day, Mr. Abbett summed up for the deience, submitting that ‘he evidence was losuficieat to warrant conviction. He contended that the evi- dence of the English detective, Micklejokn, was manulactured, and that the State dare not try Kienen on the coarge of forgery. District Attor- ney Garretson replied tor the State with great severity. He said taat this case of robbery was ove | $300. bus an 19, from 9 A. the most outrageous ever brought before that | Court, and that Kienen’s brazen effrontery couid bardiy fod a parailel. Tbe prisoner did pot dare go into the Witness box and assert his innocence, The Court then charged the jury, them that this was the second time the case was tried, ‘Ihe following significant admonition was then given:—“Woatever may have been said about that trial and toe tof it must have no | influence upon your mii in your investugation ofthis, Upon the testimony ‘Ser to you already and the law which the Court is now abvut to give you you must jound your verdict, and upon teat Sione. |The darkest aay | . the history tate, | cases t judges and juries be mauenced irom the straignt | ‘ang airect lime of duty by either fear or criucism OF hope Of commendation. Our prive in ti vat | 1m to! the honest saministra- jaw, and our saiety in the | confident belief that taere will ve ” The Juoge w int the case Was careiuly it the last trial, he would u vs a, Wito such addi tonal portions of ‘ow ao a ae | In (ats case, [he previous oo ree a additions mentioned, "od | they retired at a quarter past one o'clock, | | The jury were aosent only twenty minutes when they returaes with @ verdict of guilty. Kienea | receives tue announcement witu a sme. He was 18 that neither vas caused Courts or juries to swerve irom or piave | theo tne nd reminded — | AGNIFICENT DIAMOND CROSS AND fovemn ib] before 3 o'clock for a ne Fk oA a ee rag he dar street. 17 ] Duy BRoaDway, OVER HERALD UI! be Branch omice, F Dera B ond, Wateh for | prime { of Brad way.—D! ‘Sewers &c., bought sold. BROS, it ist hast outh st street MiottivaT LESSONS. at any CIRCULARS at private reteset ‘212 bast Lith street We reo a ROTARY, (PrLINDER R DESK MUST BB in goo for ca: Addresa, L., 45 Mechanic vtreet ara 79 sy hee PARLOR, BILLIARD | ‘able. pt; iy fer on! hive acne. | apd dimensions to W. tl. RICK. Hi Orphan aajuiny Serontysevepth treat, New York “MISCELLANEO! | Degaatsrs O& CONFECTIONERS—LOOK AT MF ‘Water Apparatus, dispensing 20 syraps and four minerais: made to order by Math rae sold fo make room for alterations: this is one sold cheap. Ne sixth — finest iu the eur will Forty-second street ai EX HANGE, F° R EXCHANGE—GENTLEMAN'S FURNISEIS store, for a first class Resaurant. on dress C, ONELL, at D. W. Ives’, 1u8 Liberty 10 WHOLESALE LIQUOR MEROHANTS,—DIS+ posed to make a fair exchange of Bourbon come Caan dad wit ve LA ag }o, Carpe’ ates ‘TRIMONIAL, REFINED | GENTLEMAN ‘tite AW. MEAN! ! considered fins lookin venuutel young lady no! nese MAR. LEM MANTELS. GRRA? REDUCTION IN PRICES fh Mana Le OEP tarcitiead Mantle; al Kinds of Floor till johuments, Head stones, Slabs for plumbers and inet makers. now offered ats. KUABE & U0.'S Steam | Marble Woras, Nos 21/ to 225 West Pifty- street, pear | Broaaway. | 4 TGREATLY REDUCED PRICES. | Hade.corenihaccy.c arent nein my Work of eve | — ENRUYN Slats COMPANY, | Union square, Fourth avenge ant Seventeenth sty ST. xT KEATLY REDUCED PRICES—AN EXTEN! } A Sock of Marble and Marbieizea Magia a ay Other Marble Works. Marble Turaing for th Se eer IMs Gout Cignisenth street fest Third ave AMPHLETS OF | VERY DESCRIPTION | FU! at moderate pret by the METRu! wee by AINTING ESTABLISH E! f, 213 Broadway, N. —SS—ae—a————— BILLIARDS. \ FINk STOCK OF STANDARD B A javles, Rew and second hana, ara styles Dricgs. fine ornamental Caos and the Largest t BLOCK liad Articies in the coun pest » COLLENDGR, TiS Broad: sraxDat ed Mime Ft Wire cushions, sole ct cond hand tables at d_& CO., 4 Vowy street. On Verny eee HEL ANS BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY GeORGE B. PHELAN, 36 bast Fi New’ fork; 923 OCHMSTNUF Sihecre PH.ALAD: | 4 MERICAN AM Dein houra—Impreasion in the forenoon, teeth in afternoon. thirty- fourth street, near Pinon en Sixta aveoue, Coral wabber, very strong, fesa id Sets, an na eta wap Deerenees Nepete open Ir o Ditroke oxiter inecl echauloal dentistry. Take irom sewn rte | eg 6 Seapets teen cara, or way cars. erty tu | T oars SEW AHOUGH: 1s West Thirtytourth street, AG sere S&T $2.-—GUM TEETH, $10; SINGLI old Diines, $3; warranted. ‘DENT. MS, 4 a ton place to 6) Sixth avenue, two doors from le: Feeth In-eried on Ww principle; used a6 _ Mudra Tord immovacie tee‘ tore inserted over F. ote & KR. J. ROBSRIS, 3% BUND STRERT, \ York. Artificial Teeth os goth Bae comp! + snd ‘eet ciguiriae ae iprsarese being rare man ati and artic tort she Tad Aaa cd taeaamaine te oes reqaires. disease sent tree stree by ‘alt tae ee | Dg ASeeontas aunt, spans aon as at oW YO. AL 5 avenue ; established 135, bxtracting with gas, 60 Remember 22 & RG. DORKIN HAS REMOVED roan}