The New York Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1875, Page 5

ee + POD, 1204 @ 120q; do, do., FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. a The Stock Market Still Unsettled and Fever | ish, with Lower Prices, GOLD STRONG AT 116 1-4.) The Money Market Easy and Capital | Abundantly Offered, GOVERNMENT BONDS FIRM. WaLy STREzT, } Tuespay, May 16—6 P, M, The market closed with a deciaeély vearish feeling in nearly all Snancial circles, and there fas little disposition to 100k on the oright side, notwiths:anding the acknowledged pres- ence of investors, wWno are buying and taking stocks from the street at what they couceive to ve low prices. Erie was the chief bone of » contention, but, after opening at 26 and selling to 26% and down to 253¢, and after all th : gale of the day, ended at 2534, Lage Shore w: | | | wise a point of attack and was successfully | fi ssed down from 673; to.66}, closing at 667%. | Fe Pacific Mall continued to be a doubtrul object of consideration, yet fell of, on Sales 01 about 50,000 shares, from 3834 to 37}. ‘I'he last transaction was at 37%. Western Union opened at 76%, ad- vanced to 77 and declined to 7634, closing at 76%. Union Pacific was steady at 76 @ 764, receding to 1544, and ending at 75%. New York Central sold at1053¢ a 105% a 105. Delaware and Lackawann® responded to the general depression by selling at 118% @ 118% @ 18% @ 118%. Wabash “ppened at 11%, but was knocked down to 9%. Northwest common sold at 39% a 30, The pr lerred stock went off to 5334, St. Paul closed at 855 for the common, and 56% for the preferred. — Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was firm at 25% a 2534 on reiterated reports recently published con- cerning the success of the Far: Panama, after selling at 144. ended at 142%. Other changes will be found elsewhere. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The following are the changes for twenty-four bours:— ApvaNnox.—Atlantio ane Pactile Tell legraph Panama, Quicks! 36; District of Co! imine 8.65 bonds, 3. DECLINE.—Atiantic and Paciflo preferred, New York enmeeh rH Hannibal and St, Josep! 4%; Lake Shore, jorthwest common, \; and Mississippi, 4 3 ‘*pacine. Mull, %; Rock ;St. Paul, $3 do. preferred, %' Wi 13% inion Pacific, 44; Western Union, \; Missouri Pa- | cific, 14g; Erie, in London (two days), 2 per cent, The stocks that remained stationary were c., C. and I. U.; Delaware and Lackawanna, Erie and Harlem. THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to about 262,000 shares, which were represented among the most active securities | as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, $00; Erie, 61,600; Lake Shore, 58,000; North- | western, 11,000; do. preferred, 300; Rock | Tslana, 6,300; Pacific Matl, 49,300; St. Paul, 1,400; do. | preferred, 500; Uhtos, 3,100; Western Union, 29,200; Wapasn, 10,000; Union Pacific, 10,800; Panama, 700. | OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The ioliowing table shows the opening, highei and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. Lowest. 105 3¢ 10534 105 | 26% 2536 | 6735 0655 | ny 0X 30% 3 | 54 53% 104 10356 | 36 35% | 57 565 | io and Mississippi. i Pe 2434 | New Jersey Centrai..... 110 110 tho | Del., Lack. and Western 118% 118% 18% | pnien Pacific... 6 764 Ths o., nd |. 5 55g big 7635 2534 25 5@ 38% 3156 lad 1425 | CLOSING PRICYS—3 P. M. | a A! & St P of. 2 56 76% x 76% C,C, Ca Ind. ight | Baie 8 ‘aL ome Sorento rs al 18%4 | Dist Col 3-6:’s. . Pt a “ | Bos Wet ower. 17% & a | Aa wis Bou NYE a } a : | a | .& | ry x | The price at the opening was 116 and at the close 116%. Sales meanwhile were made at 115% 116}. If there be a pool in the market its oper- ations are both adroit aud exceptional, inasmuch as it gives indications of larger patience and a desire to work in consonance with natural causes. Leit to themselves it 13 predicted that in time the latter will cause the advance which is expected, and thus establish @ price that cor- responds more accurately than at present with | the law of supply and demand, The carrying rate ‘was 1 per cent, and the borrowing rate 1 and 1.64 percent. Loans were also made flat. | WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Onrrency balances....... . $38, 1' Gold exchanges. 6,418,070 Gold balances. epee 876,018 THe MONEY MARKET. Loanable capital continues abundant, and the rates on call loans to-day were 2 and 3 per vent, Commerctal paper is unchanged, most of the busi- aess belng on the basis of 4 and S percent. For nNgn exchange was easy at the close, no specie having been engaged for to-morrow, and there being no indications that the borrowing rates of gold would be such as to give trouble to cus- | tomers. Prime asking rates were for sterling 487 | bad 490; selling rates, 4.56 4 4.86 54 and 4.89 a 4,89, Reichmarks, 94%; &@ M% and 9534 a 9534; cables, 96 prime Pari& 5.14%, and 511%; other rates, 516% | and 5.12)% THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The balances in the United States Treasury at ihe close of business to-day in Washiagton were | 6 follows Currency, $4,900,550; specie deposits of legai tenders jor the redemption of certifcates of deposit, $54,139,000; coin, $92,382,037; Including | coin certificates, $21,050,700; outstanding legal senders, $578,051,760; internal revenue receipts to-day, $195,910; customs receipts, $491,213. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $82,000 on account of imterest and $157,700 im redemption of five- twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. District of Columbia three-sixty-fives were more active apd advanced to t4X. A despatch was re- ceived from Aibany stating that the Governor bas Hgned the bili Which authorizes savings banks to | ‘BVest in securities on which the saith of the gov- ‘rament is piedyea, she following quotations :—United States carrency | WiXOs, 1245 & 1245 | dO. Go,, 1881, registered, lazy 8 1224; do. 40., do., Coupon, 124 w 12434; do. five- twenties, 1662, registered, 1i6% &@ 117; do. do., do., coupon, 116% & 117; do. do., 1864, registered, TK &@ 118; 40,, do, d0,, coupon, 117% @ 118% ; do, 06., 1865, registered, 119% a 119K; do. do., do., co do., new, registered, 121 ss & 121K; do, do., do., do,, coupon, 122 a 122) 5 do, do., I8OT, registered, 12244 & 12234 ; 00. do.. do., COUpOD, 123% aw 124; Go, do,, 1868, registere 125; de. do., do, coupon, 123% & 123%; do. ten- forties, registered, 116% & 116%; do, dv., coupon, TATA @ 118; do, fives, 1881, registered, 116 a 116; 40 4%, d0., COUPON, 116K & 116%. THE FORAIGN MARKET. Advices from London svate that there has been | | ' | | Other bonds closed firm at | fi, 6 gile of bulhon by the Bal of jana of | £252,00) sterlug, The rate of discount in the open | arket fur three momtns’ bilis ts 3% per cent, or | ty below the bauk rat Consols and American | securiiles are reported Grm, except in tie case of | Erie, which veciined irom 23% to 22%, bat at the close Were excited and advanced to 22%. Am- sterdam Erie Was quoted at 22, Rentes in Paris were (5.10. A c@spateh, at 2:30 P, M., from Lo: deo, states that tee City and County Bank (lim. ited) of London saspended to day—animportant. Pald up capital £25,000, The Erie report was pub> NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESD ——$—$—__—_ Nened here this morning, The following are late epecial quotations:—Consols 1or money, 94% & 943¢; Go. Jor account, 94%¢ a 945; 1865 bonds, 10845 ; 1867 do., 10944; ten-forty do., 104; new fives, 10234 @ 102%; Erie, 22% & 23; 1862 bonds, 10234; Niinois Central, 9134 a 92. MEMORANDA, The following is a comparison of the aud expen month of March, 1875 and 1874:— Percentage Gros Operating Wet of Operat'g Faring, pe ininae, Expenses, $913.95 05 shal. 687.036 15 nit 03) 8) 3 269,045 85 % wn e $251,953 9) » a7 19 Decrease $89,990 89 - BU The increase of gross earnings of 1875 over 1ST4 was 33,80 percent, and the increase of net earo- | ings 47.15 per ceat. . It is announced that the well known frm of | } Robinson, Chase & Co, will be dissolved on the Ist of Juoe. Mr, Eugene Robiuson retires from active business and contemplates a trip to Europe. The stockholders of the Colambus, Chicago and Indiana Central road are called to mect at Columbus, Ohio, on Wednes lay, June 2, The New York transfers close on Saturday next, May 22, and the vooks will remain shat until June 3, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuxspay, May 18, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10 A. M, US Express... 51 6°0 shs Fric RR. 1 93 Nest Un fy é Bh 1s ‘dos oo 10) io is 500 +} Se at sete zest? on = pest at 0 10:15 AND 11:30 A, M. - $1000 T % 5-20, c, "67. 123’ 28 20.40 U8 Bs, 10-40, BReses e: Oy 140 US cur 6 FIRST BOARD—I A. M. Sp Megat da.. . 108% sna le 2 shpealosen 66% be lus 1600 ion Tenn 6 shan Cin Core: “8 is 500 do. cn Sn 20m mast 8.00 50 Ca 2wen aN Ww on. 03 & U. 0 & 1 sat., B 5000 1000 packii Bot Mo Mo. inte 1.00 Pac 7” Clev Fits 3100 Lile & No, °88. do b Nessa ngs fest U 0) Pac B : ate the 8 1s tise sf 105) 500 C & Pitts 4th. lw be J Liss oe oaks etude SErSte SesteEe g SEESSSSsee! SS SEeESSzE Sees ss eoee te : EeeSESEE ‘a do. 8 acifie Rik of Mo.. SSSHs eee ey $200 0 S 10.40, ° YO) US 0's euros KCOND BOARD—1 P. M. lu) she CAN W RR..be i ‘ovo ve ven Pac’ it 85} we 4000 CP Ist, © 6 4 to Gi Wes st Int 10000 West Un Tel bds 13g 1000 en 6's, 3... lb so CANWeced.. 86% 2000 calls & M ist Rd B00, F & Ainow.... 10336 2000 Interna'l, Ist. $000 SoP KR ot M. 85 : EN wy do. 20 j 2m Ohio x Mini Rik be luo do. “S10 100 ity ma asi Fi ibe 36 no » 10 20) West 200 Z0NJ Con RR.....be Hy wy joukW ay fet RR be. ot iW ag... 100 Del L& Ww ik: be hi sy Cas a we lake ) hea &: het ta od bs 15% 10) Pac KK ot Mo. tbe 52 ) TO 3 PB, {3 shs SJ Cen Rm 12 Adams Lad 10 Amer»: ‘ WO Chi & RY RRO tat “te 8 ees pode —_ wo. do. roings | of the Unton Pacific Kailroad for the © We | Droueht $615 8 8g | 60 Un vac tit: care aae ee: rt 200 At & Pac pf. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET—FUTURES STEADY— FLOUB DULL—WHEAT FIRM—CORN DULI-— OATS FIBM—RBYE QUIET—-BARLEY NEGLECTED— PORK DULL—LARD EAsIUR—PETROLEUM QUIET AND STEADY—NAVAL STORES QUIET—-GROCER- TES QUIRT AND STEADY—FREIGHTS QUIET. TUESDAY, May 18—6 P. M. ‘There was little if any improvement in the mer- chandis2 markets \o-day a8 compared with tne past several days, dulness and trregularity still cunstituting the most conspicuous features of the times. There was scarcely any speculation, the merchants generally regarding the future with some ajprehension, On ’Change there was but little manifest inclination to do business, and be- yond, the limits of actual necessity very little was gone, The previously existing qaietude {in breadstufs continued, and no im- | provement in this regard 18 anticipated until the canal receipts commence, whtle many do not look for any decided improvement even then, save im the event of a decline tn prices, Flour was dull, Wheat quiet but firm for ali kinds, both on the spet and to arrive. Corn was dull, hedvy and rather lower. Oats were stead Whiskey a trifle easier. Pork and lara were duil and easy, though with- | out decided change. Petroleum was quiet and steady. Naval stores were quiet. Groceries were quiet and steady. Cotton on the spot was quiets futures were steady. Asnxs.—The receipts for the past few days were 69 packages, The market was quiet and prices nominal. We quote :—Pots, 6¢.; ptarls, 8c. Burrer.—New butter was firm, with a fair demand, and receipts were very small. She demand tor new Western was fair. Old butter was dull and unchanged. lew butter—State pails choice, 27c, a 28e. ; food to prime, 25c. a 26c,; do, do., common to do. half firkias, tubs choice, 27c. a 28e ; do. do.,do., good to prime. Se. a 2c.; do. do., do., common, 20c. a 22c.; do. Welsh tubs, choice, 27¢.; do. do., do., good to prime, 2c. a 26c.; do. do.,do., common, 2c. a 22c,; Western tubs, choice, 22c.; do. do., good to prime, ITc. a 20c.; do. do., fair to good, 1c. a 16. Old butter—, State firkins, fine, selected, 20c. a 2c. ; do. do, good to prime, 17c. a 18c.; do. do., fair to good, Mec. @ l6c.; do. half firkins, tubs, choice, selected, 2c. @ 24c.; a0. do., do.. good, wo orime, 16c. a Iie. do. do,, do., common to tair, lac. a . We.sh tubs, choice selected, 20d. : do, do., do good “pritie, 16e. a 170, do., common to Foe 4 Western firkins, good to prime. Mc. @ Se. ; ra nie to good. Lie. ; ommMoen, i2e. do. tabs, cood to prime, lbe, ; do, do, do, do. common, i2c. a fair to good, Iie. j Brass axp Pras.—Medlam were in good supply. | Job- | bing lots are changing hands at $2. Marrow: anita | ly held. We quote ay ge new, Cuoice, | do., fair to good, $1 50 a $175; marrows, 4 a $2 80; do., tmir to vood, $24 $: iT 9) a $2;, Fed Kidney, prime, new, $5 a $3 10; ‘gree eas, new, $240 a $2 0; white ki tiduey; chotce, $23 $210; | (o., fair to good, $1 50 a $l 75. Bkeswax,—fhe market was stoady at 39, a 4c. for prime, and 3c. for choice We note of 2,500 Porth Garolins a¢3s0. ad 1,00) be: Southern at ihe setae nee. GSuoom Conx quiet. The receipts since last Friday were 30 bales, 'é note sales of two bales brash Corn a! d ite. and fitieen bi Me. mon red tip at 9c Tze, w Le. per 1b. ; hur! mediuin, He, @ Ide; "Fed tipped, sc" & crooked” 8c. ia Ye. Cuxese.—The market was quiet, with ver, ceapt dealers nre doing ery litle in home We quote —New cligese—state factory. taney. Ise. 13340, 0.. fine, 12e. a 18. ; do., good to fine, Itc, a 120. ; do., tair 10 food. le. a Lie. ; tats dairies 9c. s lio. “Orange edunty | sklins, 4c. 8 €.: Ohio factory, tine to tancy, We. a 1280.5 | Qo. fale, to tine, 3c. a Lc. Gid cheese state factory, | jobbing trades Ic." a l4ige.: Kood to fine, 13e.; do.,odas and ends, be. a ets Ohio factory, ape cl cho'ce domestic trade, ie.'a tisge. do., od @ fair demand for all aise ior t Adamantine at 123¢0. a. 12 to 1 ounce, sperm PS sden paraiine At 2ie. @ 250, t 28c., patent sperm Convage.—ihe market for hemp was firm. Manila was We be a :—Munile Ciptg fe and small ok do. gordaas. bo gle rope yarn, ew Ze. & Lic. : Russia ‘homp. tated, ee {American * hussia bolt ro} 5 Vie. reat was inactive at un- and er a CANDLES.—There wi fuli prices. We quote io bg bog ay size), per i! ioige: tarred | Molasses shooks, Si-lnch, | prices, We | 10 a $2 2 aks, “with heads, . bor ine| + do. do., 3-ine! neler bo: thooks’ 70. @ ee ary do. % 0. MOET $7; empty i a $2100 a 99 75; hooper 1d fe ‘etiordinary | toprime mate, noobs 12 feet, da. Sie, 0 $0. leay: Be, ae. | | Covren.—'he market tor ingot quiet and ste Good daimaied 2c: sc. jc. ‘the. ‘ | The ‘espa. ‘about 200,000 to 300,00 Ibs. of take at | scp amag' gies Io. a 2Ke. / | op. —Staughter—laghe backs, Ste, a 38c.; middie | | bi 36% c. @ 8, Bie. lig crop, 320. n 33c.; middle crop, | hes Bc. a 36c, ba crop, | ad over, crop, Rough | ig“ ugh oak. fe a'Sic.? belites, Ise. a amin, “ties 0. — the marker reyatS2 tlg aon, Le with sales Y al I romingo, Hie. ; Porto itic: pita | Page iu store at #2 16 60 cape. es | Fi ica, I7e. a 20c.: Mexican, I9c, a Be. Mare 8 SuGan.—Ihe marset was weak and prices ruled | Bigers Savanilia. 8c. a 21 Caracoa: Ie. in buyers’ favor. We quote:—New light, $e. a 10c.; new | Corton on the spot was generally quiet, without essen- | dark. 7c. a | in prices. Aner "Change at least ie ree he market is strong but Sacttve, BY 1 hands, including 1.119 bales for ex: | quote:—Cuba. centrifugal, Sic @ S8¢.; do. | port, ‘These sales are in addi 8 Hic. : do., muscovado, a te, | do. i ‘orted.. included in the a 60c.: Danterara, in, 00 bales sold on the About 9,090 bales were Sine to-day by the amers ae \ided to ie Cr The absence of ort the Continent. and shad a restraining influence upon the — No. in order to dis- | liverpool market, | h were too low to be entertained, | 34 Liverpool adv» operations of exporters, who generally count any Gatavorable change in the Speculators were not Of spot cotton except at | low prices. Was a willingness on the part of | holders vo meet payers « s Ogg ee but no pressure sell wae noucead iéc., and closed | steady. Jane. 16. 8 sue : September, 16 S160. i toe. “7 “$s00.; November, IS Its. 1-220. iS ioe. yebrescy, 6 9-82e. 16 7-820, c tions based standard of classincation upland a on beptember 1, Moen and on ruaoing ‘not more. tha 1,508 135 160 f ‘@asis low middling) tne sales navi rye after two fr. M.—Jul; 2e.; Auust, 300 5-Bie,: October, 200 ai 166. ry. 100. at 16 23 $u0.; March, , lw et 16 7-320. bales, To-day, up io two !. | My—Jane, 10y ata6 1b 1.200 at 16 S-52c., 2.000 at lOc. ioe sat U6 oSaes July, Ip at 16 | I3.c., Ci ” a %} t 163Ke., GY wt 16 1d820., 2.200 at 16 7-16c. S2e., 100 at Hy 2» 16 15-Sue. ; reptem: t 164. 5 Ve Bde. November, 10) al arch, 20 an a ath MJ ‘rece ts at ie 6 Nene tH aval nM. cn Norfoik, 19s: baltimore, 1; Seen "vark, 3 This day inst week, 2,7) since September 1, closed as follows:—lo Hi: ket was quiet at S80. a dm. Western. of one tate avon i fs Ste et i a pected pe he: Nortn ta Piet apple rolina, rime, 2 Southern, ise. s tes. ve. & 100. aeese, 31 Ghvks, Sie-'a dee "aa Tames. —Frime geese feathers were in good 4 at5c. Mixeo were dull, w inquiry: We no Of 3,100 ibs, prime geese fenthore et ‘tokge, and mixed feathers at Fine Qeackens.—Market dragon, short count, $2 45 ‘Sig No, | commyn, $2 6, 0. 5, BIL 5); No. 6, $12 0: EL estimat stock is al bout 251.0 boxes FREITS—apples were in fair demand ) ruled firmer. berries Were sol ! na snail way at steady prices. We quotei apples, Western New mixed, $2 a er bb. ; do., selected, $275 25; do. common, 81 3a $18 cranberries, prime, $17) a $2 per'box: do. pret | pS Iiokory wuts, $150 a $2 sie ee bine +12 nots. a Gic.; peanucs, fancy, W; do., fair, 8 ydo., common, 61.00 « ¢ nthe marie vr coon Mas tem, with a 4 | dem We note sales a quan! 3, Choice shore mackerel was in. good a mand with sales of 500 bbis., at $12 1or No. bois. No, 9 for A cargo arrived with 15 000 | I bay mackerel at $9. nes | ot herring whica were hela firmly at33e, At the above | price 1,000 boxes were sold. Labated herrmg wi quiet. We note sales of 10) boxes of py | Yate, terms. We quog:—No. i Baye. 91 a $8 *) No. 2,97; Now 3, $6 oi Ni no Nos bhatt No. 3, $6: No. t 3, 4 $7 0; No, Georges’ H Vester! , ediuie, $f; nr, 8.787 bbls. ; whea corn’ meal, wv bbis. an ret ruled datt today vat ¢ with | tras 8,90) bushels; corn, 1loy ve The flour evived gunply mth aaiets ie wi 80, $5 ‘orn meal Was laacuve. ver Whe eales | a | Rye flour, fine to supertt | light yo | 3 | tive, with sales 1.200 tons as Be | Moctiagss, Woe. © Méc.; 80 test, Ate rice if to ie. 6%. | free On took ‘Were 600 bbls. and 600 Brandy. wine, $4.8 $44) tor okt. nt $4 75.4 94 80 tor tern yellow. . acer eee eresrcaceoueuce| Round hoop’ ‘Ohio, Shipp ping brand Round hoop Onto, trade brands. i STRESRESEST BESS E OPE DEES h EE Deep Ee PE ‘ag! cht ext Bt. Louis, choles doanie St. Louts, choice tam Southern, No, 2. Southern, superiiue, Southern, extr: Southern, peercommcrcenavousa ot | ESSUSseSssruszeesassca Sasesxseses ra Gorn meal’ puncheonee —Wheat was dull, put wil a was drm jor all wi da. here were few seilers f future delivery; but WAS No pressure to sell, and | bids of $1 25 tor No. 2 Milwaukee tor June were relused, | sales were only about 40.000 busiels, mataly In small fots, at $1 19 a $1 20% tor ungraded ‘aud No, 2 Ch cago spring, attoat; $1 19 for Chicago, in store: $1.28 tor No. | Tihinnierotas St din $i a2 ored wad muivers 81 49 tor | extra white, to arrive, and tor No. 2 Milwaakee $1 22 | was bid for'a lead afloat, Corn was dull and lower. We note sales of 9,000 busnels ac Qe. a Yic. tor new West. | ern. de. . for mixed and yellow, closing at 870, for Belme mixed. Oats were firm, though, not very aciva, Will salos of 35,000 bushels at 734gc. or steam and ern mixed, 75, # 7s3gc. for mixer ie Cc. Bh Re c. for Agni Rye was qmet and ‘nominal at $i a $l sales Figs ye bushes stare at $1: Canaaa, in bond, held at Fre re 2 & ee = * & Barley was n lected and nominal. ‘arters were duil, but for cit ton cucements pare to. Liver} Aseteene grain at Sigd. bis. Posi at 2s. Sd. per" Dbl, of B80 thes: be sank, 8d bust grain at5igd. To Loudon, by steam, 50,000 bushels on private term: bush rosin at bars, from. fie . flour at $i, fold nd d per cent peimage: & British bark, hence to the Contanent, with 300 bbls. retlned petroleum on private terms; an Ltalian bark, hence to Constantinople, with 11.000 cases refined petro: Jgum at 2te. and £10 gratuity: a Norwoglan bark, from Philadeiphia to German Haine. with 2,300 bbis. re- fined petroleum at 4s. 6d. her hence to Liston, with 2.400 quarters, at I4ssc.;an American bark trom. Brunswick to Kio with 300.06) feet lumber, at $20; @ British bark, same voyage. with 279,000 foe usm er, at @ schooner, from ‘ort Royal to Bi with feo.o} feet lumber, at $1 for, resawed and s inber. another schooner, from ‘nen to Boston, Wi 800,000 teet Iumber, at $2). i . Gass.—Wilo pigeons were firm and scarce: same birds Would sell nt igher, prices, We quote ;—Wild pigeons, ed, per dozen $2; do, feathered, dient. netied. $1 112; do., poked, fight, $1 a $1 15: isogiish'snij a) iplovers 33 ast 20 end Snipe, be Bo. a ae. 5 Fallow te Te 35 ey oe s ¥! eo & Market wen very quict at full ach, $3; radishes, per 100, round, nz, 730., $1 25; lettuce, do. $1 90 TOL Ky sreep p ry i do., Savannah, marrowiat, $i a $175) | Hringbcans, $3 50a 8): asparagiss. per doz: 81 5) at 8: fo. Oyster Bay, $25) a $4: Bermuda onions. per | crate. $1 25: do. tomatoes, ret box, 6ve., white onlons, | der vb}, $1 75.8 $2; yellow er” bbl, $l 75 do., red, ere as 75. Dassipe. pst bol, $1 75! turnips, white, i do., Russia, $2 Guyviks.—The market was quiet at full prices. We ; Borneo, 18c.: quote: “Domestic. i3e.; Caccutia, “97 125% a ae. ‘There was a fair demand for both t unchanged prices, We Bay, shipping, 65c. thet A Teta! qualitie: $1 Clover at Ole; a fice, salt at Soo. 4 We, Straw is quoted | at 5c. a We. tor long rye: “foe. Bbc. tor short do,, 0c, ‘6c. for oat. Hemp ano Jors.—The market ws of 50) oles jute butts at 2! eq American, dressed, per tor $270, H 8 for double : $235 a Is 0 for single; Manila hemp, 7c. a 8'yc, gold. per lb., latter for choice: Borer cleni at 220 a $zb, old ; Stata $260 a $275, x 4'5c. a Sige, Jute butts uoled at aXe. a2 is'ibe.,° currency. isal hemp, Siac. a c.g pes.—fhe market was quiet and prices ruled in buyers! favor, We note sales of 60) groen salted Texas and 2% Matamoros on private terms. stock oe rng dry Buenos Ayres, Entre AS ideo: 49,700 do. Rio Grande 000) Py aio ae hay and raw. a Ge co We note sales ote — on al "24,900 do, Matamoros acd ‘estern and Southern: 6,800 | and Southern. Total, 238100 | w and 599 do. do. buftalo. 736 bales Kast India; do ido. edo; do. 157,500 do. and canta do ‘do. p. Paees lbs. 20 Meo. ; Montevideo. of 6, ibe a ae Be.’ 8 ihe. ; Corrientes, 2 108.8 Bio Grande. 20, iba a 33 ibe, ZL yc. ah. o 23 Ibs, 22350. a 230.; Calitornii 22 iba irket Was quiet at tall prices. We quote:—New orig, wood to choice new. S6c, x do. hw. to fair’ do., aden a rn Oi Western, new, 282, a 6c.” yearlinis, Ise all growths, Californias, 18/4, 33. a S5e., pe Ikox.—1he market for American Saat ac- an Zand 3 at $24 a $25 50 37 $2.0 $25; No. 3. 825.0 $2) 50! orgs, $23 a 888 Sect ‘the sales were 20) tons 1 Coltness on private terms, and 10) tos So. 1 Eglinton at $31 We qi c Coltness, Ss @ $34 30; Eglinton, $51 a $51 50; iconar- phat tame sole was in fair demand at former ew ‘orleans, 8c dice Naval orenme, jaiet. We ite Rosin, stri ie w " strained Toon 83.55. Wilmington tar, H We note saley of 40) bbls 2 Poy aes at bbis, Wilmington bis. spirits at 34) Beng Cod oe § do. at ‘35e. Advices trom Wilming x. ere— | Rosin firm: strained, $1 95, Tar qu turpentine without quotabie change ; ogee) rm at 3} Uits.—Linseed was quiet a ties getive: sperm was less act! le in bois. ic. @ O%yc., May. ftandard white, aig ian ines for J nal 9 a was, quiet d | at ry c., 8O June, nally c. Baltimore firm at 120. a iz pales ot £00) bbis. retined at 12%e. tor Jun bbis. refined sod at Le at 1249) Yieos trom the oil re ® “at follow: Him’ at $6," of oy et at $1904 # ib 3S: $10: Kousevilie ulet, quoted at cies j aw well Parker's dull? was light id prices. We quo permuds per bul, $ 3! early rose, 50; peerie: ad bois, re ew double head bbs, $2 a Peerless, in 1K, per 3s 7s were fa 3 iP con ‘od, 320. fois, in. im bt Doi. $2 a $2 25 ee on om in better supply. mall, Ze. 25e. Jersey. rime, 000 ing etickel Western, tie. a 19 $12 per pair; do,, and Jersey Prov Jard 185 d riy everything in thi cing was dull, but, With no Pressure to sell, prices underwent littie of ho change. thougn the market was neavy. ihe | saies were coniined to about 1,500 bbls. at $222 for fam- Ly peas, $21 75 8 $21 80 for mess, $21 Oa wh daa | $21 75 Jor July and. $21 99 sor ogust. | Beer hame were od.to choice quote! at Ber We qu Sarreliog beer, jars mess, aio; | 5; lerces veel, TA ex: | a india mess, $20: . hacon r leas sld $3 1aKe, oa = a We, Gacks Stare sid Tertey. The “s Western, lic. a 75c.: geese, state ie yd omty small . # Pye. tor pickle Aye. | Cf idlyc. lie. for amoxed sli and ice "were 3} boxes cleat a bat upchan "a of were — 1.200 tierce: | a May and “Tune 8 Yles., a for July, and Ine. gn ‘cx steady and nominal} wore : Reercinice do rime, and © STRARINE Was dull | Exports coastwise, 2, do, 9,000 | ments—Flour, 3,000 hols; wheat, 2 | adtairs in Wali ect, W ‘et they are | Tnelr office is at 12 Wi 100) Sige. Louisiana, 7 ; currency; be currency: Se aoe | tis ivity and prices are i= r, snmatrs yr Tle. mies, Nl Oe. ; nat | to, iuiger cloves, aie. & | | and nominal. We note sales of 10) b Xport at Rlgc., 2) hhds Porto we at S46. A Siac. and SO hide Cuba. at B40. @ | -iGe. We quote :—vuna— Refining, inferior to common, | . Kood to priine, | o-, R00 EY | centrifugal, ni i} molasses. 4 Te. 3 0, | Pec boxes, eet staan, Noa i oe | 16 is, ae ido. ne? 10 20, 10% 4 Swe. Ric . FeANing, common to AY, MAY I¥, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET, Fe reuttoat site: Be. a 90,5; extra, 9xc. & turther sales of 3, 1s sound ot ag toll lows mts t38 Efe ‘Moyunes a a Ib., 225 boxes Pingsney 1177 nait’ che: No Amor | ‘Golonu at from Fee. do. J. ven? at 624ec., 115 do. Rouces ss Die “ m1 ‘ALLOW Was oar, mith 9c. “bid ‘The saies were 10,v00 ibs. acco.—fhe market ar Ky hd. at lOc, a 4 the close for prime 250 do. the market 200 bales of ve! juiet, pending the oof Syaney wool, which test the arrivin auction sale of an entire c takes place, this week end which. will early Ket (or a fine wool. spring Cautornia {s extent. We U0) Jos. super mark | very freely, but does not commana suMiclently bi r prices to induce turther shipments to en. note sales ot 5,000 Ibs, ae 300) uilled. mostly at 4c. a Dic, ; 5. pulled at He. ¢ 14008) Ibs. Texas, part a combing ecco, part at tise. ioe patted 18000 California foil crit, part at £ic-; 73.000 Ibs. bsitorats Spring cltp. eon at duc. a 35c., and 1,000 ibs combing on prival rms, DOMESTIC epost LY RSTON, Ms 18, 1875, otton dull; little doing: middtiag ioe Net receipts, ales; gross, 337. sales, $0, Stock, $7,088, ‘zw Onveans, May 18, 1875, perioaey ping di oles bite a § 5 — ri 0,970; Coastwise, 2.083, Sales Iou0. "Stock. stds Montux, May 1 Cotton quiet; middling, 15c. a 16 my me 50 1 We. : good ordinary, 1c. a i yt Helos. “eaperts ooetwisa tor 8 stock if, ie Cotton quiet: middling, 35 1 Stumm, May is c. "Net receipts, 152 bal 8. 108. Stocks Mast Winwincron, May 1A. 1875, Spirits of fagpantine firm at Sle. nin steady: $1 50 for'strained. Crude turpentine steady; $150 tor hurd, SPR for yellow dip, $0) for virgin. “Tar quiet at Osweco, May 18, 1875. Flour unchanged: sales of 1 609. ois ‘At $6 50 for No. 1 for F winte CA: ioe white wi bs ant fo. 1 Mil club, $1 20; extra whive Micnigan 1 40. Corn avBic, Bartey quie! Corn meal, ted mnpolted, per im) Millteed steady’ shorts, $23 on emaldatings, + per ton {Canal ireighea=Wireat te Gorn and rye. bie outs, fc; to New York: iumnver, $2 $0 4%} to the Hudson ‘nice receiptseLambers 171,00 ee Burrato, May 18, 1875 04) Facsipte-Wloursf 100 pbis.; wh ushels; corn, 28,000 do.; oats, 4,000 do.; barie. J do. shipments {ralpond—Htour, 888 pbis. when lo.; oats, 137.500 shupments | comme relents unsettled gc c. for corn to New York. W eat heavy; little disposition to operate; quotations entirely nominal; sales of 5,000 bushels No. | Milwaukee club and 800 do: Lwhite Michigan on private terms. | Corn lower: selers must make further concessions» 2,500 bushe's only changed hands at 78c. in lots, Oats ihactive, Rye and barley, none here, Pork, lard and highwines unchanged. ‘Touspo, May 18, 187: Flour steady. Wheat ia fair demand and itrm So. 2 white Wabasii, $1.38) No, I $i 30i¢: amber, Michigan, Hae A Sl 2 july, ‘orn close i$ 77%; low vd cei ts—-Wheat in ia) do, Shipments—Wheat, 00° ov bushels; corn, do, ; oats, 5000 do. Cutcaco, May 18, 1875, Mou penaat roi holders firm. Wheat geagys nj Ho. 0. 240, $1 OY, avot: $1 U4 3 do. 97e. a Viigo: rejected, G corm in Wate demand: and (awers . $1 00. Barley ad? 2 spring, $1 39.8 $1 57. . rkdull and drooptr Mots But Is dunes bal 4 a $21 ATs a weak at $19 its, shot or Lune: $1530 Shuly meats quietand weak 10 Tite. : short clear do., 12%c., all ioose, spot. Whiskey in fair demand, advancéd at $117, Freights unchanged. SLED, bis: wheat. W100 Dushels; barley 8.(09 do. smip- monte: ‘ers 9 Mg ousting corn, 0. ; Oats, 02! do. At the ater. of the boara=Whe itkey at $1 0345 $l Bose Sale. “Gorn lower st Tie Oats dull a Fork jlo i y. Bulk oulders. Sic. ; short rib middies, corn, June Tard heavy $13 oa 815 25. duly. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence. R. 1, May 18, 1875, Printing cloths dull and unchanged. $21 05% a BL 10, Jone and lower at $154 $15 023, HAVANA MARKETS. Havana, May 17, Sagar nominal. days; on the United States. 0} days, gold, 110 a 1i2 short sight, 113 a 115 premium; on Paris, la 13 premium. EUROPEAN MARKET. apr aa ET RE PP a _____ FINANCIAL. “sido MADE IN TWO MONTHS—~ ‘A'WALL STREET OPERATION.—The banking house of Alex. Frothingham & Go. 12 Wall street, who deal in stock privileges, have paid this enormous sum to their customers curing this short space of time. Some per- sons have made as high as $6,000 trom only $100 origi- nally invested, anid many have made $1,000 and over trom only $50. They paid in a single day over $40,000, for which only $3,000 was received, or $37,000 not profit to bongo people. They employ -continuousiy from twe teen compelent bookkeepers and stants. With this strong force they are otten compelied to re- main at their work until midnight. This energetic firm | well deserves the credit of peng. the leading houre in cir branch of business, and it ls most wonderful to ac- nowledge that they have established this business in the short space of five years. ‘Thay have customers who reside in nearly every State of the Union, the Domimon of Canada; trom the Island ba they receive orders irom persons who are con- ing in stocks heir business meed carrespo al to thei vertising accounts. ve Foat in cvery fret ciiss newspape Inthe United States. “To this they atvribute | a bor. tion of their success. We advise those desiring to pia their business with @ firm possessing the very hi heat record tor uprizhtness and who conJuct their business wae ones 9 e to Ci with this house. sauce a Wi ¥ report of (he condition of \l to mail free, r, to any one who desires and contemplates for one speculsti f send for it.—Evening Maul of | of 13th inst. Kew York Commercial Davertiser say: The « house of Alexander ingham & Co., No. 12 Wail street, has in its empioy twelve pookheepers and assistents. There are other stock privii firms who employ from three to six men. This frm have es tablished their entire business uncss during the last five years. Boston | Messrs. "Alexander ‘Protnnga those desiring to invest in Wi culars, containing Ca ol I street. ¢: and mony inva" th reat, New York city. New York Graphic says:— This oid established house offers facilities for lating with an investment of mone, ng from Any amount, and gives snail investors the samme 8 oy tae ose Whie Invest erie ot dollars. During the as ‘month investments of $10) on, \nany Cag e returned profits trom $90) to his rvel- lous te those masecastomed to ‘Walt yy ‘operations theless it tx true, as uostantiated by the of prices atthe Stock Exchange. UGUST BELMONT & © eenankers 1) and OH Nawse wa! "a iy ie availabie ia a Serta of the wor! iro the i mg Messrs. De Rothschilt and their correspondent ents. Also commercial credits and teiegraphie transfers of money on Calitorma, Burope and Bs, Jaw. 8 ete #08, 28 Broud street, New York issue Letters of Credits or travellers, payable in any part CJ Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Amerie draw ear’ Exchange and make telegraphic transfers of money op Europe and Val ror | A =MONEY TO LOAN ON LI . iso, insurance Policie: bay sam and policies given and ditference: PAUL P. TOD), LBERT H. NICOLAY & Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. at Ping wifee bad York. All first class yg RS 8 and 1 pr county, state, tow: road Bondss sitet fsuratice, bank ‘and. ht 'Stoe: t dealt in by us as y 23 yi —STRADOLES pas roa CALL at her PRICE a + om same paper to $873, 30 to eae pane Siey a BALLET. 7 ail kings feces s ae BRICH & Co, 117 Broadway. AL PRT toe ON Mesbe EXCHANGE (SAMES GIVEN Cc Wey NO PRIVILEGE os OUR PREINCTPALA | x CUNIKACTS IN OU NAMES PAMPHLET. “HOW On egy, WALL “STREET,” BY [8 Lost AN! aire re LED FREE TO AN DDR! n it =S100K PRIVILEGES ON ALL THE ACTIVE * GBiocks nexotiated at 1 to 2 per cent trom ihe m Ket, $80 to $1W0 pats or exile: $350 double privi- leges. aun et operating ts Tully explained in 6 Smphiet. with valuable mauerien), Japrneties sent Free to alt who desire to specul: DGE & Ci Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wally treet. NY AMOUNT FROM $8, TO LOAN on improved, and ianfmproved eal Estate in this city or Broo! for Ay yes without bonus. TAM & LEAVITT, 180 Broadway. PE 3 ANK NOTES OF BROKEN 80U id ted AND other beh Ab ae atthe pishen rices: box 3,390 Fost office. HULZo, Bank Wail streew Howes. uF BU LINGTON. CEDAR RAPLDS AND Minnesota Kailroad Company's First Rorwege Monde are requested 19 communicate at once with ihe airman of the Bondho: pond Committee, care Frea. Batterfleld & Co., box L131 Post othee, New York, giving number and description of bond held, and they ‘will re- ceive rail information of steps which tiave been taken to place the property of the company Lt theshands of » Feogiver, for tne benefit ot the bondholders, FRED, WOR, Chairman, P. C. pelneey Vrestaent Fourth ational “Bank, New i York ( Char Fi Comstock, President Wational Citizens Brondent First Nauonat Bank, "Bowen: J Be at HY $350.000 3 Exchange agiet, owing to The ho holt. | as jents are emm- | eee juctuation LOAN ON Goon | desiring to BOK. wo a one “i Dy so: Ye b GRANT 143 Broadway. OHN 8, PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE STREET, LOANS 2} money without ‘bonus on meproved Real Estate in ‘este! New York, Brookiyn and ester county; also pur- chases os Mortgages at at lowest rates. N ONEY TO LOAN ON CITY, BROOKLYN, WIL liamsburg, East Horr Sore and sferen, Property t lousehold and ad x lao to purchuse loaeshold and ppeond, | monipagae Garce preferred). | No retee: LOANS AT MODERATE, ade on all Railroad Bonds and other Secur- Railroad Bonds wanted, also Missour: County and | To Bonds. G@. W. MARKHA 196 “wow pouee 1s LOST nw wap! r ex! igtne Rei rivile | ‘aile by Wath “B. ALLEY, 74 Broad. ETROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for d aed all Kinds or vrintiag with undsual promptness au. moderate prices. Wxtep-sn FOR FIVE YEARS, SECURED ny first mortgage on real estate in Indiana} Tnd. interest 8 per cent, payable semiannually, without com: mission; insurance on improvements made payable to loaning party; best New York references. Address 5. MERRILL, box 4,541 New Yors r& Post office, J ANTED—$30,000, ON BOND A! MORTGAGE, New York city Ly peers eat estate; no bonus; no commission. Aduress G., statt ANTED— $100,000 pawrurer, in Wall street iree to any addre wa ON A_ NO. 1 MARKESABLE bonds, one year or less, giving all security wanted; time, main’ object: rare chance for pparagons or caph is. Address RITY, box 795 Post offi $30.000) Hate iene ose oe oae ro) matier su Princtpats only. Is OCKE, 139 Eighth street, oppo. | sive Mercantile $200.000 per cent interest. $275 TO LOAN ON VACANT LOTS OR $275. 000 improved property in this city; money within ven days A. L. MORDECAT, No. 5 Pine strest. O00 % To ani moat FUNDS, IN SUMS pa 000 TO LOAN—ON NEW WANTED te THREE OR FIVR years on pi near © ten JAMES E. - bonus er ur Brooklyn or zl ee Herts Brooklyn Property (no bonus): ‘ORK will Joan on Buildings in course of erection: money ror West chester, New Jersey. Address ATTORNEY, box 1lé Kerala office. TRUST FONDS TO LOAN.—MORYT gages am A splendid Lots at Bergen Point and 60 Acres at eld (2,009 fruit trees) to exchanye for rented cen ‘CKOFF, No. 5% Pine street. | $350. 000 TRUST FUNDS 70 LOAN ON BOND Now. | | CALLE and snort: York city prop: ja _oA WENGE. Pine street. 10 LOAN uv fod OR BUY STOCKS $500. 000 Konds, Moi Insurance Policies, any of the defaulted ee nd other valuable ruby P. TOD) Liberty street. , TO. LOAN—ON BOND AND NORE $700.00 orteaxer caste. 0; | SrRVENSON, Jr., Ii'Pine streetor 8 East Sevence street. N. 8.—These being estate funds, none but prime | applications considered. Securities BUSUIESS “OPPORTUNITIE: “{ DDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED—IN THE DREDG. ing business; security given. G. H. FEBRIS, Washington sirect, New ‘Yor. PARTNER WITH $1500) TO TAKE AN ACTIVE AA. interest and complete arontract with the govern- ment, now woring; only parties with means desiring & first Class business ‘need apply: uo brokers. Audress 122 New York Post office. | VHYSICIAN. OR GENTLEMAN WITH SOMB knowledge of medicine and $50, wanted imme. “4 at No, 1 West Third street. Call from 9 to 12 and 3 to PERMANENT SITUATION, WITH A FATR SAL ary. in an established cash ets to " business | man who can loan employers $2, oa ood security, on but those with (hat amount gh need apply. Ad SH BUSINESS, Herald office. A*de ACTIVE, EVPERIENCED MAN, WITH $5,000 x0 looking for a safe and profitable busine: rt Brook.yn as partner, or Fe ager sont boat on and oan some funds. Address, ii dence, BUSINEsS, box 139 Herald oitee. $20,000, BI'SIN 8S—W RSTBROOK'S BON TON | ZL, Table Sauce; $200 for Halt Interest; all completa, | 23 Rudson s street. 20 salesmen wanted. GROCER WANTED.—OVBR SEVENTY FAMILI xiously wanting a good grocery; none for eleven block: Figg A Bg borhoo 1; by three story corn (Qix44). with 1¢ one for $8,000; about $1,' 0 ea. i $100 quarterly till, ae for enterprluing grocer, Inquire of We Dad Ring aie street and Third avenue, brool a = 5 in hie ote A TION, BUILDERS. Si aa Gia WILL BE red for the repairs of a house near city, Ad- M., 379 Pearl street. A HOTEL CLERK WANTED—WITH $1 G@ooD security given. Address C. H., Herald ¢ ait ontce. pipe FOR A PERSON Witt ABO ABOUT $200 TO join ote in saa" See, Desiners; al f2 a t fe Address L., 376 ADDITIONAL ~ CAPITAL PROCURED FOR Mining fed for Hi A.smerchants, manufacturers. and others terests, &c., negotiated : Real Estate exc! Rete. Persons. with capes ring bus (without charge) pportun’ ences :—' ipnerly : & ty ahha, bats ‘ant sane Wentwort woolens commission, 64 dc. GRIGGS & ‘CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 93 Broadway. RAND OPPORTUNITY.—FOR reason a selling ; $17,001 Cv., 125 South Seventh Pim ote “OF EVERY DESCRIPIION FUR. ‘Ri hed at moderate prices the Ld A tan INTING ESTABLISHMENT. 2 Broadway. ARTIES HAVING AMPLF FACILITIES FOR THE manufacture of machinery can learn staple ar ticle in their line, of unlimited sale, op covered by patent. Address rot fully teste: SB box 10s, Herald office. t FOR BALE, y a ACATES Te FATEaTED TE! A Toot in the hi wilt Er in sélling direct to the whol ir and of srery suore aud dwelling’ i ture of it can be contracted ft money to ram it; a large amot out of It See de attention. Qroce za FAR! NG $10,000 to take interest and management oi stoc! farm in state of lowa: real estaie sesurity for invest- ments Address W Ht (Herald office. doe OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY. ©) $1,200 wit! secure an Interest in a Travelling i Ener. vin that will pay $9,000 profit this summer, Broad street, room 7. W J ANTED—$5,000 TO $10.09 IN THE MANUFAC. wring of an fontiely new sewing machi: will supersede most all ot Row In ase. € address R. GARDNER, 77 Fi in street, =AN ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUSE, WITH + a valuable ~outhern business, wounld like @ capi- talist with $15,000 to extend the same; or to form connea- ton with some good coucern big 4 eqnel ah by tor HUN, Bsrende tage. Apply to GRIGGS E- way. W ANTED—IN A hel mo ESTABLISHED ty hea ue ee ee ¥ Gens (ppm! cores yar irom errs A Puulpar jculars given py addreesing bos sepa ‘oat office. We steps BUSINESS WI'H $5,000 CASH. to extend a bitters of great , perth: ad NERISE box 179 Neratd raha es TO PURCHASE—A GOOD, Betast aan Business, or an Interest in one (Je Address, with tull aes call on JAMES DI Ne NIB &CO., 14 Nassau strec’ through aa expert Dense "Address ENT" $850. i tees La Pate se ogaach for to house stocmed with y over 5000 pia for rinres ‘days at 28 West Fourteenth street. BYOO0, —AN Int! REST IN “IN AN J EUEGAN business, with naibie cath; business pave $00 yearly pronts. call on Me. | WILSON, No. 6 nth street. | $1.00 SuCURED To 16 Herald on abond for $1.000. —AN OFFICER not fedicst or pita F y ‘tal =" Saly hevine ss aed ‘° $l. O00 Aate to Wins seavn ee ae = stablishert Address CUAL A¥D WOOD, box 100" Here bo ny othe | B1.250 TeatNore a fomely fiiited up complete. Herald office. $1600. Drelte fe lifeboat f pie in oat, "box 106 iterata wee he $2,000 ~fOR Aue, OR RXDHANGE, WioLn tt business, estate ed bit averaged vest on oti» ; broperty worth ail ‘ ‘Adaress 2 CASH.—PARTNER W “4 $2 2.001 ) sate io fatal _ eS. IN A CASH. 07 4 Hernid'otice. res : : Ae ns 000.3 ot iNT often. rs Ai PARTNER WANTED— te Fourth sae . Footn after wWreioen TO $10,000 Uy with mere! twelve year aren LLOYD, 29 Broadway. WANTED. A. ca li A FARTHER To cia 1s iP se ili nt toe tent am or Address REQUIRED—To INTRODUCE Pas “Heraia © DIN A ST ee a income, "Fi INVES fn 815 000 Profits yood,