The New York Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1875, Page 11

TINANGIML AND CONMERCLAL, The Stock Market Undisturbed and Prices Generally Steady. GOLD STRONG AT 1145-8. The Bank Statement—A Large Decrease in Specie—Money Easy and Low—Cali- fornia Matters Quiet. Li Steger, } Sarurpay, Sppt. 4—6 P. M. Few features of interest attached to the stock market to-day, and these were confined to the fluctuations inct- dent to the efforts made to advance or depress the sey- eral active securities ‘The changes, however, were comparatively unimportant, attracted but little atten- tion and afford no key by which to judge of the course of prices in the future. When business was compara- tively active and “orders” were being filled, the boys were naturally on their mettle, but it is a noticeable in- dication of the prevailing dulness that at other times they filled up the gaps with the peculiar choral sym- phonies that are familiar to the Aabitués of the Stock Exchange. Of disturbing rumors there were none, The news from California concerning general business con- tinues to be encouraging, although @ special despatch to Kiernan’s News Agency reports th t Mr, D. O, Mills, the President of the Bank of California, authorizes the statement that the defaication of the late President Ralston will amount to between $3,000,000 and $4,000,000, and that AN OVER ISSUE OF STOCK has been discovered. In viow of the fact that many of the former general reports haye been contradicted by Special advices, it may be well enough to await the yeri- feation of the foregoing, aud to believe that Mr. Mills, who 4s said to owe the bulk of his wealth to the dead man, has not misrepresented a character which has sud- denly become historic, We already know that Mr, Ralston was an adventurous speculator and over traded to his own misfortune, but after what has been pub_ Ushed from the San Francisco papers it is unpleasant to see his boon companion and dependent write him fown asa thief, and unfair to accept as fact a few meagre lines by telegraph, Later advices may unfold the story. Until then the memory of the dead de- mands respect, The Messrs. Kountze Brothers, bankers, of this city, and the New York correspond- ents of TH MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE DANK of San Francisco, write to us as follows:— 12 WaLL Srreer, Nw York, Sept. 4, 1875, To tHe Epiror ov tuk HeRaLp:— Ww n the Merchants’ Exchange isco the following statement of their condition at the time of their recent temporary suspen- sion, We beg to furnish the same for your itorma- lion, believing it will be a matter of interest to your- self und the public:— Assets. Loans, discounts and bonds Furniture Cash on hand... 189,562 24 Cush in New York. 93,529 15 Total .....ssseceeee sere eee + $6,209,320 46 Capital ..... ++ ++$5,000,000 00 Deposits 925,086 39 Dividends unpaid $8,608 00 Burplus. Total . . $6, Notwithstanding the various despatches about new capital and guarantee, the resumption of the Bank of California, it is said, depends largely upon the Oriental Bank of London, the principal foreign correspondent of the California concern. Advices from San Francisco quote latest private transactions in mining stocks as follows:—Ophir, 43; California, 62; Gould & Curry, 16; Virginia consolidated, 240; Crown Point, 26; Mexican, 27; Belcher, 21; Yellow Jacket, 55. No time is yet mentioned for the opening of the Stock Exchange. THE FOREIGN MARKET. ‘The London Stock Exchange being closed to-day we ere without our usual quotations, In Frankfort United States bonds, new fives, are 1005, Rentes at Paris, 66f. 50c. THE STOCK MARKET, The sales to-day amounted to about 182,000 shares, The weakest stock on the list was Lake Shore, which declined trom 5734 to 564, which was the closing price, Erie opened at 1734, sold down to and closed at 16%. Harlem opened at 12434, and ended at 133. New York Central was steady at 1045; a 104% a 10455. Northwest common sold at 3934 a 3044 a 394, and ended at 3934; do, preferred, at 547% a 543/ a 547%. Union Pacific fely off from 73% to 73, Pacific Mail receded from 374; to 86%, rose to 874 and closed at 36%. Western Union wold from 784g to 7914, and closed at 78%. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph was steady at 193g. St. Paul tommon opened at 364%, receded to 3514 and ended at 36%. The preferred stock fell from 633 to 62% a 62%. The other changes were unimportant, THE OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. New York Central, 104% Harlem, 134 Wabash. Northwestern . Northwestern preferred. Rock Island Paul... ..0000- 3t. Paul preferred Dhio and Mississipy New Jersey Central, Del., Lack. and Western, 120 120 Onion Paciti 733% 3 Western Union. 79% 7834 Atlantic and Pac 1934 19s, acitie Mail, . 371g 36% : 132 130 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterda: 44; Northwestern pre- stern Union, 34; District 3. j.wold, 34. Atlantic and 'Pucitic Telegraph, 34; At Pacitic preferred, 4, ; Erie, ty; Harlem, 4; Lake Shore, 144; Northwestern common, 45; Pacilic Mail, 44; St. Paul, 9%; Union Pacilic, 2; St. Paul 44; Mariposa, 2, Stanotany.— sind 1. C., Delaware and Lacka- wanna, Hannil \d St. Joseph,’ Ohio and Mississippi, Rock sland and Wabash. bis CLOSING PRICES—3 P, M. % eT. 8 787% 63 AtLa& PucTel,, 105g peg aelinrs 2 LandaM, 9 iti ry A L w o Cle th ray oh wi INVESTMENT SiHanes. The following shows the quotations at the board for ‘nvestment shares :— Ulinois Central..........+ o Cleveland and Pittsbarg guaranteed Sis. O), Ws vs Fe tine Pittsburg, F. Wayne and Chicago guar, 100 Delaware, Lackawanna and W Chicago ana Alton, ..... Chicago and Alton preferred, United N. J. RR. and Canal Co New York, New Haven an Albany and Susquehanna. Delaware and Hudson Canal THR MONEY MARKET, Asked. Money was unusually easy to-day, sixty day loans being made as Jow as 114 and 2 percent on call, Tem. porary loans were also made ut the same rate For- tign exchange was dull and nominal at 4.86 and 4.88 for bankers’ long and short sterling, The selling fates were 4.9436 a 4.85 and 4.87}; a 4.83; reichmarks, 947 4 95 and 9574 @ 96; cable, 9624 ; prime Paris, 6.1634 and 5.1 THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 1144¢ and advanced to 114%—the slosing price, The rates paid tor borrowing were 3-64, 182 and 1-64 per cent, and 6, 1 and 2 per cent per an- Qum, At the close loans were made flat and at 2 por tent for carrying. OPERATIONS OP THE Ge Bold balance Durreney balances: Bross clvarances CLEARING HOUSK STATEMENT, Jurrency exchanges Jurrency balances Jold exchany fold valance NEW ‘YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBEK 5, 1875--QUADRUPLE SHEET. WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges $180,042, 661 © rrency balances, . 20/931, 270 Id exchanges. 29,260, 144 Gold balances 5,080, 807 ‘The specie shipments to Europe to-day (all Mexican coin) are as follows:—Per steamship Republic, $209,000; per steamship Donau, $50,000, Total, $259,000, The total shipments for the week are $453, THE BANK STATEMENT, The bank statement shows a large decrease in specie, the result of Treasury operations during the week. The deposits are down nearly three millions, the banks los- ing during the week $1,022,725. The banks now hold in lawful money $19,369,400, The following table shows the conditions of the New York city banks at the dates undermentioned :— t 28, 336,900 $2 12,045,100 70,508,700 Deposits ..... | 246,645,800 243,788,300 Dec. Circulation... 18,021,000 18,125,400 Inc. ‘The following shows the relations between reserve and the total lubilities:— August 28. September 4. Difference. Specie ........$12,045,100 $10,210,300 Dee. $1,834,800 Legul tenders.. 70,508,700 70,606,300 Inc... 97,600 $50,816,600 Dee. $1,737,200 Differences. Ane, .. $497,400 Dee. .1, 834,800 In 97,600 ‘Total reserve. . $82,553,800 Reserve re. quired ag’nst eposits .... 61,661,875 60,047,200 Excess of re- serve above legal require- ments,... ... $20,892,125 $19,869,400 Dee. $1,022,725 THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, Advices from Washington state that applications for the transfer of $300,000 gold coin have been received At the Treasury to-day, but owing toa want of coin in San Francisco they have been declined for the present. There were no transfers of gold made by the Treasury Department to-day, but it is probable that on Monday addition transfers amounting to $500,000, to be made from the bullion fund, will be authorized, The agsregate amount of gold transferred is $2,501,000. ‘The transfer made yesterday in favor of the National Gold Bank of San Francisco was requested for the pur- pose of aiding the institution in a retirement of a part of its circulation, ‘Thus far, as reports eoming to the ‘Treasurer indicate, the demand for gold is principally for commercial purposes, The Assistant Treasurer to- day paid out $44,000 in coin, interest, and $131,000 in redemption of called bonds, making the respective weekly totals $664,000 and $1,417,000. The Treasury shipments of lega! tenders and fractional currency for the week amount to $2,700,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds were firm, The following were the latest quotations :—United States sixes, 1881, regis- tered, 1203, a 121; do, do., do., coupon, 12244 a 122%; do, five-twentics, 1864, registered, 116% a 117; do, do., do., coupon, 17% a 117%; do. do, 1865, registered, 117% a 118; do. do., do., coupon, 118 a 11814; do, do. do., new, registered, 1184 a 11844; do, do., do., coupon, 118\ a 11834; do. do., 1867, registered, 120} a 12014; do, di do., coupon, 120% a 12034 ; do, do,, 1868, registered, 12015 01204 ; do, do., do., coupon, 1204 a 121; do, ten-forties, registered, 1155¢ a 115%; do. do., coupon, 1167 a 117; new fives, regis- tered, 11694 a 11634; do, do., coupon, 11736 a 174; Pacitic sixes, 123 a 124, RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds there was a large business, There was a good investment demand for Chicago and North- western gold consols at 87'5; Union Vacific sinking funds sold at 934; a 93)3, Centrals having risen to 10354 ; Harlem firsts sold at 114, New York Central firsts at 120 and Ohio and Mississippi seconds at 7124; Hannibal and St. Joseph convertibles at 79, BANK SHARES, Incity bank stocks Manhattan sold (60) at 155, and Fourth National (15) at 98. The following were the bids :— America, 153; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; First Na- tional, 200; Fourth National, 98; Importers and ‘Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Mechanics’, 142; Mercantile, , 108; Merchants’, 121; New York, 132; Ninth National, 85; Park, 142; Phosnix, 9814; Republic, 9234; Trades- men’s, 140, STATE BONDS. In State bonds the dealings were confined to Virginia deferred at 914 a 9%. The following were the latest bids :— Arkansas 6's, funded... 32 Ark 7's, LR & Fts iss. 15 k 7's; Mem & LR... 15 gold Town, sold, Jin & Jniy 18 s, old Ap & Oct. 18 RR, Ju ded R & Michigan Michigan G's, 1883. Ohio 6's, 1886 Bhode Tiland 6 iss, 17 2, H&StS iss, 86. 3 G's, H&StI iss, 87. 8, C0) Dist of Col 3-65" PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, City sixes, old, 10535 a 10514; do. do., new, 10014 a 109%; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 1314¢ a 131%; Pennsylvama, 50'¢ a 603;; Philadelphia and Reading, 564 a 6675; Lebigh Valley, 6: road preferred, 43; a 44; Philadelphia and Erie Rail- road, 20% a 204; Lehigh Navigation, 503¢ a 5014; do, do., gold loan, 10244 0 10244, MEMORANDUM, ‘The following is the amount of treasure shipped from San Francisco to New York for the week ending August 25:— Gold coin, .... teeceee Silver, goid dust and bullion + $89,500 33,616 Total. ts Fea: nese cedecsiveneoche dnd aeemnan The miners on the snowy range in Colorado are pre- paring to go into winter quarters, The largest quarterly product of the three principal mines on the Comstock Lode compare as follows :— Consolidated Virginia—First quarter of 1875. . $4,533,600 Be er—First quarter of 1873... Crown Point—First quarter of 1873, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarvrpay, Sept, 4, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 AL M. 2000 shs West Un Tel 734 100shs LS &MSRR tod do. 800 do. 1600 loo woNYe $000 Puc Mail SS 100 do ” 20 Harlem Tit 100 Erie RR. 900 de 400 MiL A St B pi 20 Del, Le WR, AND $1000 US 4500 US 5's, . BOAKD—10;30 A, 600 shs Erie RR....be 100 do 15000 Har Ist 7's, ¢ 100.0 Cen Pac gh ou Di sevioes ay, 1000 ThirdAy 1000 Clev & Pitt 15 shs Fourth Nat Bk, 60 Manhattan Bk. 1 Say West Uw tei.b iit ber 800 do 100 Ch & I 00) di 400 10 Amer 50 Harlem Kit 900 Pac Mail 5: woo 1400 sou 100 S00 ju <cbe be ¢ RR ptbe do. do. WO do boo do. 1000 do. oo 100 Ail & P b OO do ae p ube 100 do. 100 Pac RR of Mo. be 500 do. 100 Ohio & Miss RR. be 100 de. 200° do 500 do 3 50 do. 3 10 Panama ltt....... 189" 500 do 1s: 100 Il Cen RR. © 97% BEFORE CALL—12:30 P.M. $5000 Cen Pacl g. 944 B00shsLSAMSRE.. 571g 400 shs Erie RK. 167, 500 do. bd 57 i 17" 600 200 100 Mich Cen it 10) L8&MS Rit. ‘800, do. $1000 US '81.end 500 U 3 8's,¢, 35-20, ¢, "85, a Tw do... loo ele thee Tir oo chien W ik 3 00 ‘ chit 3 wo 7* 50 Mil Ett 100, do. & St PRE, 100 Ohio & diss do. 100 kK EUROPEAN MARKET, Loxvox, Sept. 4—Evening.—Linseed oll, 25s. per ew. Spirits of turpentine, Gd a 23s, Od, per ewe. Sens ilere ReAGE FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & CO., Bankers, 19 and 21 Nass: ixsue Travellers’ Credits, available in through the ‘au street, all parts of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. ‘redits Also Commercial Money on California an T THE LOWEST RATES IN TWO YEARS,—STOCK YRIVILEGES negotiated by us are the lowest in the mar- and Telegraphic Transfers of urope. ket, on best parties, and guaranteed by ourselves. ‘This sys- tem of operating in puts and calls is ow recognized as the safest form of stock speculating. We issue a pamphlet free, explaining the varlous modes of operating, also showing how risks. AIL persons having any interest in making money should send for a copy, Any information relating to stocks cheerfully furnished, and how the fluctuations of the market may be best take vuntage of. Address, fur particulars, TUMBRIDGE & ( Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, New York, FIN TER, WITH A MILLION SECURITIES, can furnish assets at low figures to parties in difficulties or those about making an assignment. Communications strictly confidential, Address CREDIT MOBILIER, Herald office. A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS . bought and sold by the old estublished Stock and Bond Hor ALBERT I. large sums are realized fro se of COLAY & CO., . 43 Pine street, N.Y. NY AMOUNT OF MONEY READY TO PURCHASE first or second Mortgages on city property; prompt application most desirable. C.8, PECK & CO., No, 8 West Twenty-fifth street, N ENERGETIC LADY, TEMPORARILY EMBAR- rassed, wishes to get an advance from some honorable to whom she would give ample security. Address ‘79 Herald Uptown Branch office. EASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND insurance policies, mortgages and other of ull kinds effected with beyt com- panies. |. HABRIC ., 117 Broadway. LADY, WHO IS IN GREAT NEED OF ASSIST- ance, Wishes the loan of $200, for which imterest will be aid and security given, Address AFFLICTION, Herald (Uptown Branch aftice, D SOLE INTER- one of whieh yielded year and can be easily. increased to If cash payment, the remainder in ership in undeveloped Mines or Rall- J.W.H., room 16 No. 202 Broad- w ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Xork city Morteages without bonus. Priueipals desiring, to BORROW OR INVEST apply to. 1. L. GRANT, 145 Broadway, ‘OHN 8. PIERCE, NO. 5 York, Mortgages at lowest rat ~ y EELY MOTOR.—THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL twenty (20) Shares of the capital stock of the New Engisud Keely Motor Company. Address HARRISON, box ‘out office, PINE STREET, LOANS ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE; New York city and Westchester county, Brooklyn, New Jersey, EDMUND COFFIN, 77 Cedar stree ONEY TO LOAN WITHOUT PREMIUM ON FIRST ortgaxe on New York, Brooklyn, Westchester county wae Cg improved property. MONAGHAN & CO., Park plac MONEY, 70 LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE without bonus, ou city property: Second and Leuse holds cashed at low rates. Bring papers with you. 4, R, PARSONS, room A, 111 Broadway. ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- 4Vi out bonus: on second and leasehold mortgages at easy terms. GEO, W. STAKI, 150 Broadway, room ¥, OTICE TO to arrange w fidation o bonded debt, I respectfully request all holders of bond: anid city (except the Market House and Ship Channel issues) to assemble at my offices, No. 29 Broadway, this city, for consultation, on Monday, the 21st inst. at 12 M, J. ©. CHEW, Counsellor-at-Law. September 4, 1875, HYSICIAN, OLD, WANTS A PARTNER OR WOULD sell everything; practice large and pays well; but little New Yor«, money required. Address Dr. A. B., box 100 Herald office. Sai PRIVILEGES, A Fall , 1875, $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay during the next 30 days from 100 to 500 per cent profit, time last year privileges paid from 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 invested, Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full particulars and prices of all the stocks dealt in at the During the same New York Stock Exchange. | ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO,, Bankers, 12 Wall street, WAXTED=$100.000 ON FIRST MORTGAGE FOR 10 years, on property in the eity of Cleveland, Ohio, situ ated on Euclid avenue, near the centre of retail business; property is wi ) and free from ail incumbrances; title perfec than seven per cent per annum, paya bre be jon. | New York, WASTEDIA, PARTY, WITH NEY, READY 0, put in cash for a small part of value in exchanges of Real Estate, paying interest and large margin of profit, no expense; sure large gain, Tha re opportunities than T can handle alone, Highest reference, Address ON, Herald AMOUNT OF TRUST FU now bond and mortzaxe, in sums to suit, for crms, SHIPMAN & MERSEREAU, 62 William street Buildings). r TO $5,000,—PARTNER WANTED; tive b v same 100 per Y NORDEL, m shop: noney gent profit: will bear favestigaution, Addr hast Forty-tirst street, second floor, £000 -EIEST MORTGAGE Por SALE, F Dole + een months. to on an improved Farin ; this State, near by valued at $15,000. Vacres, discount $400, Adilress K. $4,000 WANTED—ON BRU Y erty. Address MORTGAGE, =A PARTY WISHES TO BOR- amount on i ny y worth $28,000; the first Herald Uptown Bi 6 5,000 AND $4,000 TO LOAN—ON FIRST $20,000 int Axteontere'en sey veal ootere ALP. & W. H, KIRCHELS, Attorneys, ¢ Building, Tryon row. ‘DS STOLEN FROM of the r own way $225,000 TRUST FUNDS TO hcg ma BOND aod mortyage on eit; Property for w torm of yours, WiC xk VY MARNE, 111 Broadway, room F, basement, FINANCIAL, 700.000 2,L0a%-08 Boxd ax Molter . kuxze; Mortgages cashed, V. K. STE V Jr. 11 Pine street or 33 East Seventeenth street. N. B.—These being estate funds none but prime applications considered. ESS OPPORTUNITIES. —T0 THOSE SE A. HUNT & HA iy, nthly Register” gratis, or imuiled tor stamp, Registration free. . e.. fi Busin negotinted expedi- tiously. transfers, partner, No charge wiles: HUNT & HAYNES, Financial and Business Brokers, 187 Broud) A TO THOSE, JL. HUNT & HAY as Brokers, ad Way. FULLY & within one b 2.000 for halt Folio 720. HU) PARTNER, WITH $3,000 TO. an establistied staple busin Additional capital to be used Folio 714. MUNT & 11 Y FOR INVEST- Jobbing Business in Dry ly built up: 1 sales With sufficient eapital to portunity without buy very moderate, A ing ny old st Poot oltice b NTLEMAN, THOROUGHLY IDENTIFIED 4A exchange and banking, desire with an Al banking house enly ir sterling and Continental bills in the South, Intimate busi ness and local knowledge and reliability. Address L, 5., box 1k? Herald office, PROPOSITION To CUT A TL 0 Nevada; months. Call ‘and room 9, A YOUNG LICENSED —DRUGG several languages, with high thousand dollars capital, would Tk ment with a good establis Herald Uptown Branch offic A. SPLENDID cits in an established business, working » agents wanted for | EL FOR SILVE! tractor can make a fortune within 12 wet the particulars, 162 Broadway, E OFFERED TO A LIVE MAN ossfully : an PHO: West Broadway, ILDING THE ASSIGNME to Henry M. and Edwin L. Paine Address, for ispose of them, CAPITAL PROCURE chants, mai rs and others; Minin Ke. negotiat hanged for Business; per: sons with eapital seeking business advised (without charge) of approved opportunities, R perly & Collins, hats and caps, 448 Broadway; Wentworth & Co., woollens commission, 6 Worth street, & GRIGGS & CARLETON, FOR MER- rests, A ADDITION LL TELEGRAM AD IT, > SEL VENING LL SS MAN WISHES TO IN- vith his services, in a paying busi- patents, Apply, with’ particulars, to A, hess. No agents L,, 56 West Fourteenth xt A. YALUABLE MONOPOLY, COVERED By TWO United States patents, for sale, or will exchange for Real Estate; « chance seldom presented, Call on or address EXC) 3 3 Eust Fourth stree et. 0, TO INV siness, vieldiny a lurge ply t WAMBER, 349 Le hours of Sand 104" M. and 5 and 7 P d apply. N ELECTROTYPING GOLD AND SILVER PLAT MES DENNIS & C6 Any one with this amount, wishing to engage in w sate ea: Business, established 25 years, offered at gres Es’ WANTS: eas SPECIALTY, Heral Ai class business. fice (owing to dieknexs) if applied for tm JAM Ww. LISHED, special or silent Partner, with $10,000 or" $15,000 “_ Si southwest Mm hear of a rare chances HANKINS, 28 West Tw of Broadway, day or even' WITH $500, control of an to CARR & A LARC Chestnut street in Philadelphia, e good, celebrated make of kid fentlemen. Address 1,351, Chest- glove, both for ladies a nut street, Philadelphia, GENTS LETTERS—8,000 OF 1875.—I WILL ALLOW the addresses to be copied for $7 per 1,000. Address "ERS, box 117 Herald office, ITY COLLECTIONS WANTED—BY A RESPONSIBLE party, at a low rate; parties having good outstandin) claims, lure or small, will please call-on or address J. Ke MALLARY, 697 Browdway, room 4. ENTAL OFFICE FOR SLLE—ESTABLISHED 18 years; only $300 cash; Piano, Pier Gluss, Sofa Bed- stead, Operating Chair, Instrament) good’ reasons for sell J TLLERS, 155 XTRAORDINAR 1 cane wes. ain eens ee nie busi ness that cleared $13,000 in the last seven months, that ean invest from $500 to $400 and attend tothe financial depart- ment; the object is for un assistant, as I cannot attend to the d inside of the established, valued at $5,000, Call, and 7 P. 367 East Nineteenth stree & nd stre OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY— Territorial Rights of 1d sule profits lurge; fei sales, Add ‘ope. ferald OR SALE—ON PUBLICATION OR ROYALTY, AN American historical Centennial Game ; will have large sale in 1876, Address V. C. K., box 129 Herald of OR SALE—A_COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR A HOTEL; Furniture, Bedding, Linen. Silverware; everything: Suitable to furnish about 40 ‘or 5t $10,000; will sell at a grent sacrifice for cash. Call at or address M., 225 East Sixty-second street, MUSICAL AND CLUB MEN. with fine hall for coi " ‘OTEL, SPLENDID erts, &e., with Union square, HAVE $5,000 TO EST IN A WHOLESALE Oly manufacturing business, Address 8, T. A., Herald office ANUFACTURERS OF WOODWORK, LOOKING FOR ake asa packing box a really useful article, ensy to want n every house ulty or State rights by eulll De: re OR SOUTH AMERICA AND WE: Seals’ Roman Cireus.—Tre: terest preferred. Address A. SE. office. ST INDIES, rer wanted; one taking in? 8, Herald Brooklyn Branch PARINER 14 A LEAD AND. FLUORSPAR BUS wanted, with | $25,000, rther develop one inmost valuable properties in the country, in active working: owner has $20,000 invested, and can offer a desirable open: ing. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 08 Broadway. ‘panexan WANTED—WITH SMALL good connections, to take charge 0 h of anew Euro in an enterprise co phia Exhibition, APITAL AND the American ecting Philadel- ‘Address’ GEORGES MUSTON, Herald office, f eg bh! WANTED—IN THE BUTTER cheese business, in Washington Market ; $1,500 ¢ quired; # rare chance Oe PARTNER WANTED_WITH 3.000, IN A MANUFAC. turing business, estsblished; a young man preferred: Feforence required. “Address, with real names A. Hr box 100 Herald office. GARE INVESTMENT. © The best located Storage and Auction Rooms uptown, including the lease, book debts, &e. usiness is now in re- erald good man, Address W, J, splendid running orde to pay handsomely with very moderate The salesroom is one of the finest in the city. The income for storage at present ix about 010 per year, and there is capacity for 8,000, The own is willing and hnxious to retain an interest in ‘the bustt his sole motive for selling being want of gapital to carry on satisfactorily. Particulars from HINE &°GRAY, 557 Sixth avenue, REAL ESTATE AND ‘opportunity to get ated, aglow reitt, 8 BUSINESS—RARE , centrally lo- wid parties 31 Union sqna 10 EXCHANGE dorsed notes for a Coal ood clean Stock or bu: . Herald office. ELL AT A ith, a good ‘OUNT OF BAD stablishment, with Parisian P or plete Working Materinis, ves iv Paris; ns in cutting: } price $1,000, Address G. L., Herald WANTED OTHE | 4 of bolting cloth, Harrisburg, Pa, FANTED—A PARTY, WITH Mt DY TO put in cash for a siall part of value in exchanges of Real bstate, paying interest and large margin of expense; sure large, gain, T have mors can handle alone, Highest referen RENER, i CAPITAL, LN TID andy established. Ad- dross ¥ W4xtEpSA RELIABLE PARTNER. tw $5,000 cash, to fit out a steam lai river itt States of Colombia, Info nite by letter to JAMES SCOTT, 411 West 1 New York. LOCATED, OR WILL V es to represent ‘out interest ciulty); partion with a few it business: ry thas by ealling on DE, PALOS & 1 Building, New York el We ther partie room 5. ying bu jars apply to TANTED—, Wintel s, pany inne ss dress W. K., Herald Uptown Branc TO $100.—1 WILL GIVE $50 TO $100 TO A. person who will me & situation; am a elligent and trastworthy young man, © cK nt Bgures: ltuve first elass siderable ane ‘ ENTOR, Herald ottgg, Perieuce im macl SAL mechaniew Adaress LN $100.-Boeiers a, Wanches, Venvers, Ae. | ulvo silks; can make several hundred dollars; will divide profits,” dnddress U. DA ViGible, Uuruld olive, or paw ORT Di Bs BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. — _ $300. —A THOROUGH GENTLEMAN, WITH SER- '¢ vices and this ner in weush, honest and le with reliable ate part Address party who may ved assistant en; no humbugs need auswer, Herald fic WANTED extublished Furless you have For particulars « addre: "RER, $3.000. ngage a Herald R WANTED, 1 OLD ES- 4 tablished wholesale wine a) business doing good Rh we have Jari ot be more capital required arty can have full control of money. Ad. Gress WHOLESALE 1@bald of % 2 OOO NAStTeD—To START A NEW PATENT . hod elevator, secured by letters patent. The unt will secure’ half interest. Address B. L., NTED—FOR A PROFITABLE MANU- turing business, paying not less than 100 a Tis Herald office ARTY. WITH THIS AMOU ACTIV, + oF special, to join me in a profitable manufac- . Address JOS. A. SANDERS, Columbus, $10,000. $10.000.-8 safe and lucrative competion, WANTED—T0 INVEST IN bie patént, Address J. H. A VALU. M., Heral He CONTROLLING — THIS have one-half interest in a ess; supersedes all Terald of 5 TO $20,000 PARTN. WANTED.—100 article iu use all over the world advertiser first class busi- ness and practical man ry in working order; no ex- periments; best of references; security given. Address G., erald Uptown Branch olive, a ee WALL STREET NOTES. THE SECRET MEETING OF VANDERBILT AND GOULD—VIEWS ON THE SITUATION—THE COMPANIES MUST MAKE MONTHLY SsTATE- MENTS, Yesterday the market responded to the sinister influ- ences of poor trade prospects and the general distrust engendered by the asserted power of one man to de- termine values on the Stock Exchange, The fluctua- tions will be found recorded in the proper column. Some sensation was made on the street by the exclusive HeKaLp intelligence that Commodore Vanderbilt had met in counsel with Mr, Gould, and that, verifying all his traditions, Gould had thereupon — falsi- fied all agreements and left his allies—as upon the memorable day in September, 1869—to their fate. That history repeats itself is exemplified in this last exploit, and the Commodore has reason to repeat his judgment— heretofore expressed on oath—of the silent man of Forty- seventh street, and that is, too, not very flattering to the Great Mogul of Wall street, AHxnatp reporter interviewed a number of prom- inent bankers and Stock Exchange men on Broad, New and Wall streets, and the general sentiment seemed to be that Mr, Gould could not stand the continuous exposé of his nefarious transactions in the press. Said one gentleman to the write! ‘Let the press call on banks and trust companies to discountenance the operations of this publie e ‘The editorials of the Heranp are true; he has sapped all contidence in the stock market and subverted all natural laws; our legitimate busit c is ruined; our correspondents /n distant cities refuse to trade because they know their judgment and business foresight avail them nothing; intrigue alone will win the day.” Another gentleman, equally well qualified to rep- pnt the great banking interests of New York, said “Why do not the Panama Railroad and the cific Mail Steamship Company, Lake St road and scores of diseredtied compan mi monthly statements, so that the public and their stoc holders may have some data by which they can intel- ligently trade‘? Surely these statements withheld from a discriminating public must be very damaging to them, or else they would be given with a flourish. It is well known Mr, Gould’s Union Pacitie Railroad publishes its earnings with a suspicious precision, since they are nearly all of an Aluddin-like character, and why not the other securities now dealt in on the Stock Ex- change? Another well known foreign exchange broker said:— “The Herat has been doing A CRUSADER'S WORK here in Wall street, and it is reaping the reward of in- dependent journalisin by exposing the pittalls and snares to which the public have been exposed by Mr. Gould’s machinations, The story published alone in the HkRaLp this morning of the mecting of Vanderbilt and Gould, and the treachery of the latter, was a revelation to many of the brokers; but among ‘the knowing ones it has been history for several days. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ENGAGED. Letogsporr—Vocrt.—Apony Lerpespore to ReBEcca Voae1, both of this city. No cards, MARRIED. Brakk—Cntase.—At Newport, R. I, on the 1st inst., by Key. Henry Burroughs, rector ‘of Christ Chureh, Boston, assisted by Rev. A, G. Mercer, D. D., Mr. Epwarp D, Buake, of Boston, to Miss ANNIE. AUGUSTA, daughter of Mr. Algernon 8, Chase, of New York. CosTRLLO—CorscadveN.—On the 1st inst., at St. Ber- nard’s church, by Rey, Father Kelly, Micnagt J. Cos- TELLO to Jue A. Corscabpey, both of this city. Lawrenck—Arcukk.—In Jersey City, August 25, by the Rey. Henry Corde, A. B. Lavkence to Gusstk Axcuek. No cards, Raymonp—Ganviner,—At the residence of the bride’s parents, Eaton Neck, L. I, on Thursday, September 2, by the Rey. ©. B. Ellsworth, Dr. Josren H. Raywonp, of Brooklyn, to Nanxie VAN Nosrranp, daughter of Wilham G. Gardiner. No cards. Remsey—Hay.—On August 26, Mr. Witt Rex. sky, of Bath, L, 1, to Marcaner, eldest daughter of John Hay, Esq., of Bayonne, N. J. BIRTH. Moyrcatm-Gozox.—On Tuesday, August 31, 1875, at nine P. M., Paci Lovis Joserm (right descendant of the French General Louis Joseph de Montcalm-Gozon, of Canadian history), son of Charles E, T.-B, de Mout! calm-Gozon Candiac St, Veran and of his wife Louise L. Krolikowska, DIED. Apams.—On September 1, at Beaver Dam Farm, Dingman’s Ferry, Pa, Erne. Margarer youngest daughter of William E. ‘and Clara Adams, aged 2 years and 10 months. Abams.—At Paterson, N. J., on Friday morning, 3d inst., Pere C, Apams, late of Buckland, Conn., aged 43 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, on Mon 6th inst., at two o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 44 Ward street, Paterson, N. J. Train leaves Pavouia ferry, foot of Chambers street, at 12 M. Bakxr,—At West Troy, N. Y., on Friday, September 3, after a short illness, Captain Samuxn W. Baker, in the 76th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, West Troy, N. Y., inst., at two PM. Relatives and espectfully invited to attend, ~Buddenly, on Saturday, September 4, Gronce Binkueck, Jr, of No. 118 East Forticth street, Notice of funeral hereatter. vORD.—At his residence in Newport, R. 1, on 8, Rican M. BuarcuvonD, of this Friday, city, aged 77 yeu Funeral services at Newport on Tuesday, the 7th inst. BLackINTOX-—Saturday morning, at his late resi- dence, in North Adams, Mass., Wiliam 3. BLAcKLxTox, aged 52 years, Funeral on Monday at four P. M. Buarsrep.—Suddenly, of apoplexy, on Thursday, September 2, Jacon Braisrep, in the Tist year ot his rc, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of his son, W. H. Braisted, No, 115 Clymer street, Brooklyn, on sine ’ ut one o'clock, Remains will be taken to Hackensac! N. J., for interment, Browyx,—On September 4, Avam T. Browx, aged 33 years and 5 months, The funeral will take place at the residence of his father, Portchester, on Tuesday, the 7th, wt half-past ;ten o'clock A. M, Conveyances will be in attendance at Portchester station to conyey to the house friends who arrive by the 9:06 A, M, train from New York, Car- riages Will also be in waiting atthe Forty-second street depot, to proceed to Greenwood C ery atone P.M, . Saturday, September 4, Janes H. of John A. and Ann H. Bro ads of the family are net. nvited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- . 198 Madison street, on Monday, September 6, at wok P.M. —Rowerrt Jouy, infant son of Robert T. and nuing, aged 2 months and 2 days, rment on Sunday, September 6, at two P. M., 118 Vine streek Brooklyn. In Brooklyn, on Friday, September 8, at two Jouy D. formerly of Orange, county, in the Relatives and friends are respectfully tend the funeral, from his late residene Navy street, this (Sunday) afternoon, September 5, at half- past three P.M. Remains to be taken Monday morn- ing to Newburg for interment. Newburg papers please copy. Coxyx,—In Williamsburg, , September 1, 1875, of consumption, Kxxxepy Coxx, bookbinder, born in Belfast, Ireland. Belfast papers plea Coxway.—Maxy, widow of Michael Conway (maiden name Gilmartin), n the 38d year of her age. Funeral to-day (Sunday), 6th, from her late residence, No, 113 Spring street, a Wo o'clock. Connigas.—On Friday, September 3, Taomas Corri- GAN, in the 45th year of his age. friends of the family and those of bis brother, Hugh Corrigan, are respectfully invited to attend th funeral, f s late residence, 308 West Forty-tirst street, on Sunday, the Sth , Wt one o'clock, Cox—In Brooklyn, on Friday, September 3, Miss A 8, Cox, aged 54 years, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her nephow, Opy. Eh Charles W, Taylor, No, 170 SouthaFourth street, Brook. i on Monday, 6th inst, at halt-past two P, M, oungest daughter of Claus and Johannah Carolime Doscher, aged 11 months and § days. Funeral service will take place at the residence of her parents, Hastings, on the Hudson, N. Y., Monday morn- ing, September 6, at seven o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at the foot of Harrison street, New York, when, the steamer Adelphi arrives, at half-past nine o'clock, Dawes.—On Friday, September Vax Zanpt Dawes. Funeral services on Monday. Members of Astor Lodge, No. 603, F, and A. M., please notice, Particulars in Monday’s papers. Dork.—On Wednesday, Joun F. aged 52, a na- ve of Camas, Newcastle West, county Limerick, Ire- slatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, No, 411 East Twen- ty-ninth tree ° County Limerick papers please copy, Dkappy.—On Saturday, September 4, ELtex, widow of D dy, aged 67 years. The funeral will pr from her late roationan, 4 West Forty eighth street, on Monday morning, at half Past nine o'clock, to the Church of the Holy Cross, # solemn requiem mass will be celeb for the of her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery, latives and friends are respectfully invited to attend, . ENkiGHT.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, August 31, MicHaBs Euicur, compositor, hative of Dublin, Ireland. i . Requieseat in pai IGUERA.—On Saturday morning, September Marius, daughter of Matilda and Jol G. Sauaeceaed 20 years, ‘The funeral will take place on Monday, September 6, at one o'clock I’. M., from her residence $51 East Eighty= third street, New York, mr —lizaie Fisuer, the beloved wife of Jacob F. Fisher, aged 35 years aud 9 months. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, trom her late residence, No. 243 West Fifth street, on Monday, September 6, at two o'clock P. M., without further notice, LLY.—On Saturday, September 4, Savi, only William M. and Celie T, Flannelly, aged 5'yeara and 2 months. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from 524 West Forty- second street, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock. Gienvky.—At Jersey City, September 4, Gxonait W. Grexney, son of Captain H. P, Glenney, in the 29th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral at the Palisade Methodist Church, New York avenue, Jersey Cra Heights, on Monday, September 6, at two o'clock P. M. 1Akkis.—On Saturday, September 4, 1875, fitter a big te illness, Captain WittiaM Harris, in the 73d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reai- dence, corner of 158th street and Tenth avenue, at hall-past three o'clock, on Monday, September 6. HuNversox.—In Brooklyn, Saturday, WitttaM HeNpeRson, aged 38 years, His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, trom his late residence, No. 56 Fourth street, corner Hoyt, on Monday, the Sixth inst, at halt it two o'clock P.M. HkkitaN,—At Jamaica, Long Island, on Saturday, September 4, Jase A. Himnncas, in the 6st year of is ag ‘The relatives and friends of the faimily are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, September 6, at tour o'clock, from his late residence, Fulton street, Jamaica, without further invitation, Hitt.—At Paterson, N.J., on Friday, September 3, ULC. Ai The members of the Philharmonic Society, American Musical Fund and Protective Union are hereby invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at two o'clock P. M., at his residence, Vreenland avenue, Paterson, N. J. D, SCHAAD, Sec fe Hirencock,—At Castleton Heights, Thursday, September 2, Mary A, Daniel R. Hitcheock. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Reformed church, Brighton Heights, Gein island, on Sunday September 5, at four o'clock Staten Island, on Howak, wite of Hircumay.—Joseeu Hircumayx, son of Andrew and Maggie Hitchman, aged 1 year, 4 months and 23 days. Welatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, the 6th inst, at one o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 1,168 Second avenue, Houty,—On Saturday, September 4, 1876, Cuar- Lorre M., widow of the late Wim. C, Holly, im ‘the 78th year of her age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her son, Augustus F. Holly, No, 61 West Fifty-tirst street, om Monday, the 6th inst., at half-past two P, M. Hoxrox.—At White Plains, on Friday, September 3, aftera long and severe illness, Paxus Jaxx Horton, eldest daughter of David aud Elizabeth Horton, in the 52d year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, om Monday, September 6, at two o’clock P. M. Carriages in waiting on the arrival of the 11:40 train from Grand Central depot, Jxvvexy.—On Thursday, September 2, at the rest- dence of his parents, No.3 St. Felix street, Brook! FREEMAN Paysoy, son of George M. and Anna L. - fery, aged 1 year and 17 days, KeRUMUECK.—On Saturday, September 4, CoaRtes H. Kavasrck, oldest son of William and Kate Krumbeek, aged 6 years 1 month and 9 days, The relatives and friends of the (mily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, \- ber 6, ut two o'clock P, M., from’ the residence of the parents, No. 70 Vernon avenue, between Fourth and ‘ilth streets, Hunter’s Point, Long Island City. Laxcax.—In Brooklyn, September 3, Micitast Lax- GAS, native of parish of irdes; county Longford, Ire~ land, in the $24 year of his age. Relatives and ‘members of family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 118 Grand street, Brooklyn, E. D., to St. Peter and Paula church, on Sunday, the 5th inst., at one o'clock, the: to Calvary Cemetery, Members of the St. Peter and Paul Roman Catholic Benevolent Society are also in- vited to attend, Lawsox.—On September 8, Euiza B. Lawsox, in the 84th year of her age. Funeral on Monday, 6th inst., at three o’clock, from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. R. Plummer, 25 Butler street, Relatives and friends are invited to at- ten Remains will be interred in Greenwood. Lervray.—At Hastings, September 3, 1875, Jaxm Lererey, widow of the late Lefurgy, aged 77 years, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, on Monday, at two o'clock, without further notice, At Catskill Mountains, September 4, 1875, , wife of Emanuel Loeb, Funeral notice hereafter. Members of Lebanom lease take notice. Lodge, No. 9, 1. 0. B. B., righton, Staten Island, rial La Forar.—At West Thursday, 2d inst., Captain Joun La Forex, in the year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at tend the funeral, at the Church of Ascension, Weal 2, Staton Island, ou Sunday, September 6, af Maccarry,—At Brandywine Manor, Pa, on Satur day, September 4, Eprru May, daughter of Rebecca EK. and Gilbert M. L. Maccarty, Unil States Navy, aged 4 months. Notice of funeral in to-morrow's ir. Mackin.—On Saturday, September 4, Mrs, Nayct Mackiy, widow of the late James Mackin, in the 660m year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend the funeral, Mo September 6, at two o'clock: P. M., from her late residence, No, 127 Greenwich ave- nue. Menckk.—On Friday, September 3, 1875, Cuanues L. Mrncxk. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Allemannia Lodge, No, 132, F. and A. M., J. G. H.; Teutonia Lodge No. 14, F. 6.0. F., New York; Jersey Schuetzen Corps, Captain William and the Hudson City Norddeutscher Club are respect- tully invited to attend the faneral, on Sunday afternoon, at three o’clock, from the German Lutheran chi ares street, near Palisade avenue, Jersey City eights, Mryer.—On Friday, September 3, Hermann Maver, aged 57 years and 4 days. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem: bers of Hermann Lodge, No. and A. M., and thé members of the New York Schuetzen Corps, Captaig George Aery, are respectfully invited to attend the tu neral, this (Sinday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, trom the German Lutheran St. John’s church, 81 Chris- topher street, {cDoxaLp.—In this city, on Friday, 3d inst., Jouw Cuar.es, infant son of Henry and Agnes McDonald. Relatives and friends aac respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his parents’ residence, No, 308 Pearl street, on Sunday, 5th inst, at two o'clock P, M. MeLAacntay,—At the residence of Mrs. E. Quinn, 26 East Fourth street, of consumption, on Saturday, Sep- tember 4, Mrs. EiizaA McLAcuiay, relict of the late Godfrey P, McLachlan, Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper, Retw.—In Nanuet, Rockland county, N. ¥., Saram, wife of John Reid, formerly of 231 Bridge street, Brook, lyn, Funeral from St. James’ Cathedral, Brooklyn, on Mom day, at ten A, M. A Dumbartonshire, Scotland, om er 4, Wittias Swrrn, of this city. co of funeral hereatte SyepeKkeR,—On Thursday, September 2, Grorar W. SNEDEKER, aged 22 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services at the Embury Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Schenee- tady and Sgn streets, on Sunday, Sth inst., at twe o'clock P.M, . Taytor.—On Friday, September 3, after a short ill- rs, ANN TaYLor, relict of John Taylor, relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 127 High street, Brooklyn, on Monday, September 6, at two o'clock “Tittmax.—On Saturday, the 4th of September, 1875, Sagent Dyn Trtsatas, AM Le Day Ph. De L a Funeral on Monday, the tth inst., at two ‘ his late residence, corner of York ‘and Barrow street Jersey City, Friends are invited. to attend the fune without as notice, His remains will be taken to nwood, A Mary, daughter of Patrick and An- —Jv immon, aged 1 year and 4 months, Funeral trom the Tesidence of her parents, 306 Bast Eleventh street, this day (Sunday), at two o'clock, Vay Veourexy—At Cuddebackville, N. ¥., Friday, Septomber 3, Mary, wite of J. R. Van Vechten, daughter of John McAlister, Esq., of Philadelphia, Notice of funeral in Monday's paper. Warrs.—On_ Saturday, September 4, at five P. M., of consumption, Hexrimrra, wife of Dr. J. H. Watts, 41 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, at three P.M. Monday, from 186 Dean st Brooklya. KINsox.—On Friday, September Rouzae Witkixsoy, a native of the parish of Onie, county Ty- rone, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take place from the Sisters? —On Friday, September 3, 1876, Chana, tal, West Eleventh street, New York, at mine o’elock,