The New York Herald Newspaper, September 19, 1875, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Generally Lower, with the Exception of Erie, Which Advances, GOLD 116 1-4 A N17 A 116 3-4. The Bank Statement—A Further Loss in the Total Reserve—Money on Call Fluctuat- ing, but Easy at the Close— Gossip on the Street. Want, Strenn, } Saturpay, Sept. 18—6 P. M. The market in stocks to-day was feverish, the under- tone weak and doubtful. Operators are by no means Satisfied with the prospective condition, and even a sharp and unexpected advance in Erie failed to com- municate its sympathy to other prices. The fluctua. tions were considerable, and at times the outlook was more discouraging to those who are on the long side than at the close, Concerning all of the non-dividend paying securities there is a feeling that sooner or later they must succumb, not to merely artificial | pressure, but to normal influences which are quietly at work throughout the country, On the other hand dividend paying stocks, like good bonds, continue to be | favorites, and notwithstanding the motives that may | ‘operate for a day or a week are fuirly sustained with ® confidence that does not falter, Exceptionally, Western Union may decline, as it did to-day, from 79 at the opening to 77%, but there are fe who doubt that, if its finances be managed | in the future as they have been managed in the past, the stock at present prices, paying, as it does, two per cent quarterly or a little more than ten per cent p annum on its market price, is not intrinsically profit- able, THE EXCITING FEATURE OF THR MARKET to-day was Erie, of which some 32,000 shares changed | hands. Sir Edward Watkin is supposed to have reached his destination, and the advance madegs ascrived to his presence in London and the possible favorable report by | him to his brother bond and stockholders. We note that there was a gain on the other side of 34 percent, buteven | this gain leaves our own market proportionately higher than it usually is under less speculative conditions, | Judging from the gossip of the street the expectation | fs that a further advance will be made next week, yet, im the absence of a report by the Receiver, and tho known efforts of the English speculators to cr bull market, it may be well cnough p walt awhile before giving credence to the idea that Krie is henceforth an unquestionable purchase. The report concerning a “pooling” process between Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Fort Wayne, noticed yesterday, is without foundation, Pacific Mail was moderately firm for a while, but later the statement ‘was well distributed that the new steamship City of San Francisco was only permitted to sail on the sufferance of “fr, John Roach, her builder, which resulted in weakness at the close of the market. Among the | incidents of the day most calculated to disturb the gold | market if it had been made known before three o’clock 4s the report, which we have from a well known banker that the English steamers during the next fortmght will bring £150,000, and that more is hkely to follow. Disquieting rumors were circulated after the close of the market concerning trouble in an insurance company, but the most solicitous inquiry fails to warrant the pre- sentation of any details, The restless feeling of Wall | street is accounted for by the foregoing intimations, | THE CHANGES IN STOCKS TO-DAY aro as follow: Erie opened at 1914, sold up to 2014 near the close and ended at 20%. Lake Shore fluc- tiated between 5214 a 5334, the closing price being | 63%. Northwest common sold at 283¢ a 88, with Qual | prices at 383{; do, preferred ended at 5334. Rock | Island was without chang: ern Union sold at 79 a774, which were respectively the opening and clos- ing prices, Speculation in this stock was controlled by _Fumors in connection with the election, Pacific Mail gold at 2635 a 3034 a 3534 a 357%. St. Paul common was Bleady at 2474 «943; do, preferred ended at 627%. , At- lantic and Pacific Telegraph sold at 2002034, Union Pacific (ex dividend) sold at 7044 a 6974, Panama was quoted on small transactions at 183 a 132; bidding price ut the close, 131. Changes in other securities were unimportant. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central. + 102% 1027 10275 Erie. ee 1944 Loke Shore. 23g | Wabash. CHa Northwestern seeee 38 Northwestern preferred. 52% Rock Island 1074 Pittsburg. fe 9055 Milwaukee and St. Paul 33g Milwaukee and St. Paul pref, 6: Ohio and Mississippi... 1 New Jersey Central. 109 Del., Lackawanna an 120 Union Pacific. 69% G,, 0. and 1.0... 4 4 Wostern Union. Ti | Atlantic and Pacific Tel 2 | Pacific Mail 35% Panama ce THE SALES TO-DAY amounted to 222,000 shares, which were distributed among active and miscellaneous stocks as follow: ew York Central and Hudson River, 160; Erie, 33,000; Lake Shore, 61.850; Northwestern, 11,800; do. pye- Rock Island, 700; Pacific Mail, 47,100; St Paul, 1,300; do. preferred, 4,400; Ohio, 2,100; Western Tnion, 69,100; Wabash, 500; Union Pacitic, 1,400, CLOSING PRICES—O PF, at 857% Dil & st Paul Mild StP pl. Pacific Nail. West Un Te Atlé Fac wicksilver. uicksilverpf. ar Land & M, Mar L & M pt Adains Ex. American & U & Express. Wellx-Parg ix Chic & Alton Clev & Pitts. Chic& NW Chic& NW pt. Chie& KI... Peeeeserpeerese Tol & Wab, a 10714 UnPacifle ADVANCE AND DECLINE, f The changes in closing prices since yesterday are as | follows :— Apvanck.—Atlantic and Pacific preferred, %; 1%; Lake Shore, 3; ; Northwest preferred, 34; Panama, 1; St. Paul preferred, 74; gold, 4s. Erie in London, 4s. DEcuNe.—Mariposa, ;; Western Union, 1%; Union Pacific, 3¢; Wabash, 1, Rock Island, 4; Pacific Mail, 24) Odio ahd Mississipph, 365, Northwest common, 4 larlem, 1; Hannibal aud’St. Joeeph, %; Delaware’ aud Lackawanna, 34; New York Central, 4. Srationary.—Alantic and Pacific Telegraph, C.. ©. and I. C., Quicksilver, St, Paul common and ‘District of Columbia 3.65 bonds. THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The bank statement shows a loss in total reserve of | $3,238,900, and in surplus reserve of $2,557,950, The | banks now bold $15,364,175 lawful money above the | amount required by law to be held as reserve, The re- duction in the legal-tender average represents the ship- ment of currency from here to the South and West dur- ing the week, The specie average 1s now down to $7,980,500, Tlie following is a comparison of the bank | averages for the past two weeks SeeeeeesePoteses Sept. 11. pt. 18. Differences. Loans $283,443, 200 $282,071,800 Specie... 9,878,200 7,386,500 Legal tenders. _ 69,185,200 67,948,000 Deposits ..... 2421605,100 239,881,800 Dec. 27: Circulation; :; 17,766,600 17,754,800 Dec. ‘The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities: — Sept. 11. Sept. 18. Bpecie. «+ $9,878,200 $7,386,500 Legal tenders. 69,185,200 a “arve.. $78,560,400 Total roo. Reserve uired ag’nst deposits... Differences, Dec, $1,901,700 Dec, 1,247,200 Dee. $3,328,900 Te. ° 60,651,275 60,970,8z0 Excess of re- serve above legal require- ments,....+- $17,912,125 $15,354,175 Dee. $2, THE MONEY MARKET. 557,060 + closed at 14% and2per cent, Foreign exchange ves dul! and weak during the latter part of the day, when bankers’ sterling was quoted at 4.80 for long and 4.54 for demand, with little or no business, Commercial Paper remains at figures last quoted, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 11614, advanced to 117, reacted to 116K pad closed at 116%, The rates paid for borrowing | 609 | do. do. , England lost £100,000 bullion on balance to-day, | Jacket, 65; NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. "were 1-32 and 1.64 per aiem and 4and 1}, per cent per annum. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $1,276,605 Currency balances, 1,595,819 Gross clearances ie 43,525,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges $68,542,407 Currency balances. Gold exchanges Gold balances. WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. «$411,149, 485 Currency balanc 19,451,124 Gold exchanges, Gold balance 3,994,585 The following shows the transactions at the Gold Ex- change Bank :— s —— Balances-—~ Total Clearings, Gold. Currency. September 1.......$46,576,000 $2,202,611 $2,587,568 September 18....... 43,525,000 1,276,905 1,595,818 The following is the report of specie exported from the district of New York for the week ending Septem ber 18, 1875:— September 15—Steamer Bothnia, Liverpool— Siiver bars.......... : September 16—Steamer Wiel: Silver bars. «$273,500 67,200 UNITED STATES TREASURY. Advices from Washington give the following itoms:— ‘The customs receipts to-day were $ 4 For the month,.... eee + 7,904,598 58 For the fiscal year to date sees 87,984,726 99 | The internal revenue receipts to-day wore...... sees . 396,411 63 | For the month, + 6,895,550 04 For the fiscal year to date 24,709,040 63 Amount of national bank for redemption during the week endin to-day....... eee National bank notes outst: Of which $2,640,000 are gold bank notes, Amount of bonds held by the United Stucos Treasurer as s¢ bank cirealation, And for deposits of public mone: Legal tenders shipped during the week. . The balances in the Treasury at the close of business to-day were: Currency... Special depo demption of certificates of deposit, Coin. Including © Outstanding legal tenders Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $35,000 gold for interest, and $26,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Treasury operations for the week included the disbursement of $221,000 gold for interest, and $246,000 in patio: | in redemption of fve-twenty bonds, and the receipt of 204,000 for customs. GOVERN BONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 12334 a 124; 18$1, registered, 1211¢ a 12134; do. do., do., coupon, 12 a 123¢{; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- tered, 11844; do. do., do., coupon, 18844; do. do., 1864, registered, 1181¢; do. do., do., coupon, 119 a 11914; do, do., 1865, registered, 1183f a 11914; do. do., do, coupon, 11924 a 119%; do. do., do., new, registered, 118% 0119; do. do., do., do., coupon, 11874 a 119; do, do,, 1867, registered, 12024 a 121; do. do., do., coupon, 121 a 1211¢; do. do., 1868, registered, 121a 12134; do. do, do., coupon, 121 a 12134; do, ten-forties, regis, tered, 116% 0117; do. do., coupon, 117% a 118; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11774 a 11834; do. do., do., cou- pon, 11834 a 118%. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were firm. Chicago and Northwest- ern consolidated coupon gold bonds advanced to 87%. Harlem coupon firsts brought 114, New York Central sixes of 1887, 104; New Jersey Central firsts, new, 111; Morris and Essex sevens of 1871, 109; Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated sinking fund, 108; Erie second, 99, and third, 96. Union Pacific sinking fund sold at 914% 2.92. Central Pacifics advanced to 1043{. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain sold at 97%. The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds :— Union Pacific firsts, Union Pacitlc land grants, Union Pacitic sinking funds... Central Pacific Tho earnings of tho St. Louis, Ka: ern Railway are officially reported as follows For August, 1875. For August, 1874, 102%% to 103 Ol; to 108 91% to 92 104'4 to 10414 Tnerease for August, 1875 From January 1 to August 31, 1875. From January 1 to August 31, 1874. Inc. eight months ending Aug. 31, 1875... STATE BONDS. A despatch from Jefferson City, Mo., states: The Missouri State loan, amounting to $2,287,000, was awarded to Netler & Co., of New York, and Kohn & Co., of St. Louis. The loan is a flve-twenty loan, carry- ing six per centinterest. State bonds were dull. Mis- souri sixes, 1875, sold at 101; do. long bonds, 101%. Texas tens, 1876, at 10034. District of Columbia three sixty-five bonds at 67. BANK SHARES, Bank shares were quiet and steady. The latest bids are annexed :—America, 150; American Ewehange, 117; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 120; Continental, 91; Corn Exchange, 130; Fourth National, 95%; Gold Exchange, 115%; Importers and Traders’, 200; Ir- ving, 130; Mercantile, 10814; Merchants’, 1214; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 103; Metropolitan, 12934; New York, 2; New York National Exchange, 100; Ninth Na- tional, 85; Republic, 94.4, THE FORCIGN MAREET, The London advices report a quiet market for con- sols and American securities, tho latter being a shade firmer than yesterday. Erie advanced from 17% to Wy a and later reacted to174. The Bank of Dis- counts in the open market for three months’ bills are quoted at 1% per cent, the rate for money at the Stock Exchange being 1!¢ per cent on British consols. United States five-twenties of the issue of 1867 have ad- vanced 4 per cent. They closed last night at 10734 and are quoted now at 107%. The shares of the Reading Railroad declined 44 per cent in value. They are quoted now at 50). New York city six per cent gold bonds advanced 34 per cent. There has been but little doing in them of late, and the advanced quotation was estab- lished on a purchase of a lot for investment, THE LATEST QuoTATIONS, Friday. Saturday. Consols. 944g 043g J, 1lo U.S 106% U. 10735 U, S. 10-408... 10Lig U.S. fives (new) 105 ‘ vL 87 a4 20% Central Pacific sixes. . 92 Pennsyivania Railroad. 443 Reading Railroad. 50% New York city sixes, 106 Erie Railway. lig Virginia State bonds (con, debt).. 58 PHILADELPIIA STOCKS, ‘The folowing are the Philadelphia stock quotations at turee o’clock this da; Asked. City sixes, old.. 106 City sixes, new. “109% Camden and Am! 11% Ponnsylvania,.........066 5034 Philadelphia and Reading. o% 50% Lehigh Valley Fie 627% 63 Philadelphia and Brie Railroad, 2045 205 Northern Central, _ 20 Lehigh Navigation...., eves 60% 50% Lehigh Navigation gold loan,.....- 1034 103% PROM SAN FRANCISCO, Rumors of further fnancial trouble in San Francisco were prevalent during the day, but special despatches | denied them, The following were the latest quotations of mining stocks:—California, 57; Best & Belcher, 41; Yellow Virginia consolidated, 264; Gould & Curry, 17; Ophir, 49; Beicher, 20; Overman, 44; Al- pha, 16; Hale & Norcross, 33; Savage, 18; Caledonia, 15; Crown Point, 23; Imperial, 9. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Saturpay, Sept. 18, 18' 'VKORE CALL—10 A. M vam. 500 shs West Un Tol... yoo do . sessesessessees | 2100 500 300 409 2700 | 400 } 100 09) 2100 00 400 500 100 60 100 1300 1700 B00 1100 100 1300 $5000 T0000 2000 700. 400 00 4 6u0 Erie Kut, were @ 200. ade; mingo, vanced closed 1340, Janw Low 1000, 0 & TC is 10000 Mor & Ex 7 5000 Clev s Bie of Cy 900 8 & tS Rik 50 Lit Cen RR. 500 Tol & Wab RE. 200 Pac Mail 88 quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 183gc. a 18% extreme range for lots, 18%{e, a 2190. ; good, 19¢, @ 20c., gold, ninety days; Jaya, government bags, 26¢. a 27c.; do., grass mat: guayra, 200, a 2134 19¢, a 220.; Mexico, 20¢. a 2c. ; Savanilla, 20¢. a 22c.; Curacoa, 183¥6. Cortow.—Quotatious were marked dowa tye, for all grades. At this reduction the market was dull and heavy, being de- pressed by offers to sell new cotton, on pier relatively low figures, Futures openod qi evening's prices, but subsequently improved, muinly owing to Southern reports of cold weather, rains, and, in some sec- tious, damaging storms, notably along the Texas const, where heavy rains have prevailed for two days, Prices ad- 13 17-826. ; October, 13. B-2e, December, Lie, 0 13 1-820. 4 February, 13 0-320, a 1s 13 1-160, @ 13 93-320.; May, June, 14 1-160. a Ide; July ‘Angast, 143¢¢, 9 14.15: Quotations based on Ame Fair. —Stained—Good ordi low middling, 12%e. ; middli Consumption. Speculation. Totals..... # : ioe, SOO ab 19 12 18-166. December, =. po Th 3-820, 1,000. ne 18 1-180.) Febrom. March, 700 "at 13 7-160. ; 10 at 13740, TS 1Fbe.¢ Oevoder, 800 at 2,100 26, November, 1,200 1,100 at 136, 600 do. a 500 do. we 100 do. ass 900 do. 500 ani 25 do. wo do. Bs 1900 do. 200 do. Fe 800 do. 500 do BENG 300d 100 do. 8 do woo do Be or 100 do. ae do. 100 do. rake 100 i 100 © & NY 52! 700 do 200 Mil & St P Ris 4 200d 100° “do. 4 300 Pac M 200 do 4. joo ak 200 ua zaoo 100 Mil & 3 62. 500, do. 100 Obio & M RR. 36% 1100 do, 16) ak0u do.. 4) 10:15 AND 11:30 A, M. $10000 U § 5-20, r, 64. 11814 $10000 U 85's, '81,0.. 118 10000 do Linsg 10000 do... Tle 125000 U 8 5 67. 12094 FIRS? BOARD—10;30 A, M. $1000 Missouri €'s,'75.. 101, 1100 sha Pac MailSS,, 3034 2000 Texus 10's, '76.. 100% 200 86% 100 CHNWeeg.be STi 1800 Boy 10000 NJ Cen Ist,new 111" 2% 1g 8000 Erle 2d m._ mn) 1933 15000 Erie 3d ui v6 193g 100 Erie 2d im in 10%6 9814 100 1 Cen Kit 973g 1000 N Y Cen 's,’87. 10¢) LOOL Ss & MSR be A | 2000 Har Ist + lid 600 do.. 10 Bah | 4000 OF Ist, San’ J 500 do. ‘4 | 1000 Un Pac sink f, do. 234 | 16900 “do. ; 1 Un Te do. FAYE 1909 5 5 400 oom 300 52% 400 Un Pac RRL be TO 30 do, rf 300 do 50 Chew a P ith it 100 P, FUW &C RR gt. 100 do. 100 do uy Oh& NW KE 500 di 200 do. 100 rt goo do 1100 do. 500 do 200 do. GOO do. 600 do 100 de 100 C&N 100 do 800 NJ RE i de Tou Chi & 100 M& SP RR 100 Ohio & Mi 700 do 100 de geeeen eee S222 200 do. 5S Soo Pac Mai 53 1500 “do 53Kg 500 do 53 2300 do. 52% 600 do. 40 600, do 40 200 do 384 200 do. Baby 1400 do. 5 900 Erie Ki 3475 400 do. SECOND BOARD—1 P, M, 200 shs West Un Tel.be 77% 100 shs Pac MailSS.b3_ 36% goo do 77g 1100 do Boy 1109 do. 77%; 1000 do i 1500 do. Two do 1200 do. 50 Ohio & | 400 do. 400 Ls & M8 Ki. lwo do. 1900 wo do 500 lov do, 300, 200 do 00 10 do. 1200 400 do. 1000 | ou do. 200 2100 do. loo 1200 do. ¢ 300 | do. 5 So Fourth Nat Bic. 1000 C & NW iti! 35g, 400 Isrie Ri SUC ENWRRpibe 58% 600 do. 100 Un Pac RE...bee 69 4 100 do 100 "do oosd | 300 do. LOMAS PIR bess s4%f | $00 Pac Mail 85. s 100 do. 100M &8 P pf. 300 do. 4 iv0 do. U 85.20, ¢, Dist Col Harlem Ist, e do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND HEAVY— FUTURES STEADY-—FLOUR DULL AND HEAVY— WHEAT DULL, HEAVY AND LOWMR—CORN DULL AND LOWER—OATS DULL AND LOWER—RYE DULL AND NOMINAL—BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT NEGLECIED AND NOMINAL—PORK FIRM- ER—LARD FIRM NAVAL STORES QUIET BUT FIRMER—GROCER- TES QUIET BUY FIRMER—OIULS QUIZET AND FIRM—WHISKEY STEADY—FREIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUILT AND STEADY—GUNNIES FIRM. PETROLEUM sTEADY— STRONG—HIDES QUIET AND Saturpay, Sept, 18—6 P. M. Correr.—Sold yesterday, but not reported, 809 bags Rio, per Memnon, and 807 bags do. per Dante. market for Rio continued strong; the high views of holders, in fact, preventing business, Mild coffees The firm, with a moderate business in lots. We fair do., 19%e. prime do., 20%; a 2le; Santos, fair to 3 good do., 2010.5 He. w 2e.; Singapore, do., 2c. Ceylon, 200. 22c.; Maracaibo, 20ie. a 230. ; La- } Jamaica, 18}gc, a 206; St. Do- 17}. @ 180. ; Porto Rico, 1830. 21e.; Costa Rica, Angostura, 19¢, @ 213¢e. ; 206, nd to arrivé, at t at about last Sen but steady nt ‘S2e, & 1-160, of the improvement, and the followin, can standard of classification, and on cotton in store ranuing in quality uot more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted — Uplands, Alabama, New Orleans. Texas, Ordinary. 11% 1g Ilby ah Strict ordinary. he Py iL Good ordinary 12% 125g Strict good o1 P 13 12% Low See ist + 135 13\ 1% Strict low middiing. 18 1.16 1446 1315-16 Middling.... ne as 4 4% («AMG Good middling. 14h a 14g ig Strict good middling 142¢ 6 154 15 Middling fair... liq 5 158 19g ‘1 18% ie 163161 Strict good ordinary, ize. ; “4 inary, 1130. Je. The sales were " «. 108 ory For tuiiiee delivsry thie sales were ns, follows :—Yesterday —September, 200 at 13}g¢.; October, 700 at eee. t Novoraber, 300 at 12 Si size. 500 oat Te.; January, 300 at 3 9-a2e. ‘April, 100 it Le bb icles day up 9-326. 200 at Ie. 400 at 13. 1-82¢,, 500 ab 5-32¢,, 100 at 13}ge, 200 at sige, 100 at 1d 4 ‘at 12 31-3ue,,"700 at 13 1-88¢,; Decembe ‘1,400 at 13 1-160, 1,000 at 13 1-326. 1,200 at Li 10) at 13 1-820., 900 at 13 1-106., 400 at 13. G-S2e., 18 F1Gc, 100 ii AB G-Oeu 200 wy Luke, 700 ab Total, 5,21 or ‘400 at 18°19: 9.160., 500, av at 13 100) at i Wig | ute butts wore in some demand and steady, or | A! 109 at 19 9-926. 100 at 18%¢., 100 at ie. 400 at 13° S-16e,; March, 400 at 18 1ihade.. 200 900 we 13 Ls-d2e., 100 at 13. 7-160. ab 820., HOO at 13 V7Re.; April, 200 at 13 21-3 uly, 100 at Lidge, Total, 17,900' bales. Grand toval, | 24,205 bi The receipts at the porta were as follows :—New Or ‘S2e. ; Peover 740 bales; Mobile, 663; Savannah, 1.501; Charleston, 1.041’; Wilmington, 225; Norfolk, 1.077; New York. 4} Ki 46, Total, 5,937 Dales. ‘Thi day lastiweek, 3,158, last year, 6,379. Total since September 1, 63,053, Cotton freights closed as follows:—To Havre, by steam, 11-16e, ; to Hamburg, by steam, Se. compressed ; to Breme by steam, Se. compressed ; ‘to Liverpool, by steam, 34d.; by FLOUR axp Gnat.—Recetpts—Flour, 15,622 bbls,; whent, 177,008 bushels; corn, 139,402 do.; oats, 92,025 do.; corn meal, 100 bbls. ;'barley, 7,800 bushels; barley malt, 418 do. The market for Hour was dull and heavy, without aceal de- cline, Sales reached 11,000 bbls., inclading State, Western and Southern, wt the quotations’ appended. Kye flour was dull, with sales of 200 bbls. at from 84 40 a $5 70. Corn we was inact aud nominal, with sales limited to 250 s. 6250 Supertine Wester 528 Extra Western 20 Minnesota. ple 6008 ound boop Obio, shipping beand 5750 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. 6 508 Fomily........... 7500 St, Louis, low extn +++ 8.000 St. Louis, straight extra a St. Lonis, choice double extra. Oe St. Louis, c 504 Rye flour, fine Wa | Southern, N 50a Southern a Southern, ry Southe a ? a ea a dy wine, a Corn neal, puncheons, : *e = ~The wheat market was dull, heavy, and Jc. a 2c. per bushel lower, ‘about 105,000" bushels at from #1 ful 24 for No. 2 Chicago spring, $1 26 a $1 28 for No. 2 Milwaukee spring, $1 12 a $1_17 for soft No, 2 Chicago spring, $1 25 for No. 2 Northwest, $1 82 a $1 3744 for No. 1 spring—the latter for fair No.1 Minnesota, We quote :—New and oid red winter Western, $1 22 a $1 41; soft red winter Western, 98c. @ $1 15; new red winter Indiana, $1 25; new and old ny $1 240 $1 44; new and old white Western, $ Corn ruled Le. # 2c. per bushel lower, closing li ,000 bushels at 70e, a 73e. for steam Western mixes ‘Tde, a THe. for sail do.; GSe. a 70e. for warm do, ; Te. a 76 for high mixed and yellow do., and 77}zc. for old Western mixed in store. Onis declined te. a 2c. per bushel, and closed with ‘the tendency still downward. Sales 45.000 bushels at Sde. a Sée. per bushel for old mixed Western, 5ée. a 7c. for old white do., 40c. 1 for new mixed and'white. Rye was dull and nominal at 90¢, He, for New Jersey, Western and Stato. “Barley was quiet Junchanged. Malt was neglected. Beans and peas—The ket was quiet and easier. Marrows were dall_and ensicr. Other descriptions were quiet and without further change, We quote:—Medium, choice, §2 05 8 $2 10; medium, fair to good, $1 70 4 $1 50: marrows, choice, $2 20 # $2 25; marrows, fair to good, $1.90 & $2; ea, $2 a $2 U5; red kidney, prime, $2 40 n 82 50; white kidney, choice, $2 a $210; white kidney, fair to good, $1 70 &'$1 80: green peas, ¥° 90 n $2, Guwnres were in good demand ‘and firm at full unchan; quotations. We quote:—Domestic cloth, 134. a 1ssc. Borneo and Gourlpore, 14e.; Caleutta, 103%e. : bags, 13360. Heme axp Jute were quict ana nominully unchanged, We quote :-— ‘American, dressed, per ton, $270 a $280 for double, and $259 a $140 for single; Manila hemp, 7c. a Sige. 3 Ib, ‘the latter for fine; Ruasia, clean, $2 20 25, taliun, $2 60 a $275, gold; ‘jute, Bie. a 5e., gold. nits quoted at 274 Be. Currency, Sisal hemp, ‘The movement in common grades was good and et was firm at unchanged sical and prime grades were dull, but without decided change. The sales were M81 dry California, 2,200 city slaughter, 3,000 dry salted fornia, 100) web salted Texas and 1,000 dry Texas on terms not mace public. Receipts of hides for the past week were us follows:—860 from Para, 276 from | La- guayra, 2,722 from Galveston, 9,300 from Brashear 906" from New Orleans, 120 from Charles- 440 from “Savannah, ‘Total, 14,634 hides. Stobke on hand—91.600 dry Buenos Ayrok, Entre Rios, &e. 5 63,300 dry Montevideo, 51,900 dry Bio Grande, 6,200 Orit novo, 16,700 dry Central American, 4,600 dry Bogota and Suvapilla, 1.800 dry Puerto Cabello, 2.500 dry Atriean, 700 dry West Indian, 10,000 dry Tampico, 16,600’ dry Mexican, 16,000 dry Texas, Western aud Southern, 2,700 wet sulted ‘Texas, Western and Southern, Total,” 237,500 hides and 430 bates Calcutta cow, 1,984 do. Calcutia buffalo, Same time last year, 278,200 hidés ‘and 1,808 bules Calcutta cow and buffalo. We quote :—Buenos Ayres, 25 to 281bs., 223<c. 8 2tc.; do, 20.to 29 Ibs. Zt, @ 23e.; Montovides, 20}5 10 2134 Ibs:, 226. ; Corrientes, 21 to 22 Ibs, 20c. w 2ic.; Rio Grande, 20 to 22 Ibs.. 2le'; Orinoco, 21 to 23 Ibs. 21%e. ; California, 22 vo 26 ibs., 21}gc.; Central American, 18 to 21 Ibs., 20c. ;"Matamoros, 22 ‘to 24 Ibs., 19340. a 20%e. ; Vera Cruz, 16 to 19 Ibs., 17¢. # 18c.; Bogota, 18 to 20 fbs.,'20c. a 21346. : Texas and'Southern, 24 to BO" Ibs,, 130. a 15¢., goid, selected; city slaughter, ox, 60 to 80 Ibs,, 0c. ; do., cow, 43. to 80 Ibs., Bc, & Siac, currency, selected. Moxasses.—Apart’ from sules in jobbing lots no business was reported. the market ruling quiet and prices to @ great extent nominal. We quote:—Cuba, centri- fugal “and mixed, 25¢. a 30c.; do., clayed, Be." 85.5 do. mascovado, refining, 34¢. a 36c. ; “do., do., grocery, 37c. & 42c. ; Porto Rivo, #7¢. a 60c.; English Islands, d6e. a 50c. ; New’ Orleans, GOe. @ 70c, Naval Stones.—The market for spirits turpentine con- tinues dull and without farther change. ‘The sales were 110 bbis. at Blige, Rosin—Strained was in good demand and firmer; better grades were fluctuating and firm, with sales of 100 bbls. low at $1 80, 1,300 bbls, No 2 at $2 a $3 90, 170 bbls. at $1, 70 a $2 O0 aud 800 bbls. strained on terms not made pubic, Tar was dull, but without further change. Piteh was quiet and nominal, We quote ;—Spints turpen- tine, 313e.; strained rosin, $1 70 9 $1 75: Wilmington tar, $2 25; Washington tar, $229: pitch, $2. O18,—The market throughout was quiet and withont fur- thor change, | Liuseed was quiet and nominally unchay zed, Lard was dull and more or less nominal. Cottonseed was in good demand and firm. Olive was quiet and without fur- ther change, Menbaden was dull and nominally un- changed, Crude sperm was in moderate demand at abous former prices, Crude whale was in good demand and firm, ‘We quote Cottonseed, crude, 44¢. a 46e.: do., summer yel- Tow, Ske. a 6Ue.; do., ‘winter yellow, Ge. a 70c.: linsved, casks and bbIs., G4o.”a 65c.: Boe. & .. winter, $1 02 @ $1 05; menladen, Sound, Sle. a 830. ; Maine, 336. a B5e.; sperm, crude, $1 90; do., bleached winter, $1 85; do., natural do. $1 80; whale, Northern, 8c. ; Uo., Southerh, Ge; do.,"bleached winter, _75c. do., natural do., 72c. a "73e.; olive, casks, $115 a #4 25 a $4 50, he market was steady and without ma- rade, in bulk, was in fair demand und steady. ‘The sales were 1,500 bbls. at Glge. and 500 bbls. at 64<c. for spot. delivery.) Crude, in Dulk, was quoted at Gige. a Gikc. for prompt and month; do., lu bbis., 104g¢. 10}ge. for prompt and month, Refined, standard white, 1: for prompt and month; cargo lots, 13e ; naphtha, 1c. for prompt and monsh; cases quoted de WGA. 817i) Philae deiphia, was quoted ‘at 12%4c. for prompt und. month; cargo ots, 12 ard, ‘present mak a terial change. c. Baltimore was quoted at 12%e. for prompt and mouth; eargo lots, 12%4e. Provisions.—Receipts—Pork, 15 packages; cut meats, 607 do. ; urd, 403 do. The pork market was moderately active aud firmer: Sales, in Jobbing Lots, foot up 400 vbls, at $21 $21 1244; 1,750 bois. changed hands for October delivery, at $20 90 @ $2) 95." Dressed hogs wero quiet at from 10346. @ ile. per ib. Beef and beef hams were neglected and no inal.” Bacon was quiet at 123g. for city long clear, Cut meats were quict, with gales of 00 fresh hums at L4e, | Lard was firmer, with sales of 175 tierces, cash, at 1934c. per Ib. ; B50 tierces, October, at 1846. a ‘13 Jeroos, “sellor’s ‘option the ‘year, a close spot wals quoted 18%¢. a 18 13-16; Vetober, 18) The market was dull and without decided change. State, good to choice, 22c, # 80c. ; do., common to good, Be. a ase. i Western ereainery, tair to ciioice, 2 Ze. 7 Western tubs, fair to choice, 1¢ de; Western I serve and Michigan, fair to choice, 17c. a20c.’ Cheese—Tho market was quiet atid steady. Fanley grades were scareg and holders were very firm in their views. We quote:—stuto fuctory, common to fancy, 8c. a 1U4e.; do., part sim, Be. @ 5c. ; dairies, fancy, full cream, 9c. 10c.; do., fair to good, part skim, 2c, a Ge. ;'skims, Ze. a Be.: Ohio’ factory, common to fancy, le. a 93ge." Rice—The usual business was dono in Jobbing lois, but ho transactions were made ina large way. Prices were nominally unchanged. We quote :—Carolina, fulr to prime, Tec. aise; Louisiana, Gljc. a 8%. fir to primo und co ‘qualities down to 54°. ; Rangoon, Gigc. a Gye, currency; Patna, 7c. a Tse. do.; Rangoon, ‘in bond, 23,0. per Ib., gold. cash, Sucar—The market for raw was doll and heavy, but withont quotable change in the absence of sules, Kefined was moderately active and, steady. We quote:—Fair, refine ? ing, 7e. 0 j ood do., Bigc.; Cuba, grocery, fair to chelce. Sager « Saco! Maas cantcifeagal, Nude. "and ‘boxes, Nos, 8B to I; dd., molasses, hhds. aud boxes, 68c. a Bhe. a Fda s Becta wave ritenk: coronien, to ptinves Vice to be rocery,’ fair to choice, Bye. to Sage. ; standard A, 10bg 1090. off A. 10%e. a 1OIg0. ; erusiied, I1}¢c. ; powdered, lic.; granulated, iltge ; yellow, 9c. u Ue. ; extra 0, Bg0" w 10ige. ; cut loud, Lidge. a 113ge. Sreakine was quiet wt 10%0. a 16c., without noteworthy transactions, ‘TaLLow ruled firm, with further si of 65,000 Ibs. at 10e. a 104ge. per Ib. Warne cr Geek 418 bbls. The market was quiet. In oe sence of business the quotation remains nominally 736, Fr —Market generally unchanged and qniet, A moderate basiness is passing on the berth in grain, flour, &c., at steady figures, Chartering tonnage is lightly sought after. A few Ret vessels were closed ut former rates, but the damp condition of the grain on hand retards a free move- ment in that line. Petroleum vessels are in limited request, owing to the continued confidence of oil holders. The en- gagements embrace :—To Liverpool, by steam, 40,000 bushels rain at Ged. a 7d.; and by sail 60 tons oil cake at 17s. 6d, 9 London, by sail, 24,000 bushels grain at 7d,; and by sail 2,000 bbls, flour at. 3d, To Glasgow, by steam, 500 bbls, Sugar at about 288. Yd. ‘The charters included an Austrian bark (recharter), heuce to Cork for orders with 3,600 quarters grain at Ss, Ls . off if direct port mtinent; ‘5s. Sd. if to discharge at Cork. An Italian bark, hence same oyage with 3,300 quarters grain at the same terms as the foregoing charter, A German bark from Philadelphia to the Baltic, with 4,800 bbis. petroleam at 5s., free of consigninent. A Norwegian bark hence to Cork for orders with 2,750 qnarters grain at 5s, Ud., andan Italian bark hence to the Bediterranean with 8,000 cases refined pe' oleum at 37e.; if to the Adriatic, Sle. ; if to the Levant, HAVANA MARKET. TLavana, Sept. 16, 1877 Spanish gold, 23334 0234. Exchange quiet. Sugar quiet EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnox, Sept. 18—Evening.—Spirits of turpentine, 228, Gd. a 22s. Bd. per owt, gibson roms PLO te __._ MINANCIAL, TOCK PRIVILEGE Fall Season, 1875. $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next 80 days, from 100 to 500 per cent profit, During the same time last year privileges paid tro and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, invested. Our Weekly Report, sent freo, gives full particu. Jars and prices of all tho stocks dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks bought ow a margin of five per cent. ALEX, PROTHINGHAY & 00, New York. Bankers, 12 Wall street, -JOUN HICK & 60. BANKERS AN Pe Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, eakactas execute orders for stocks, bonds and gold. STOOK PRIVILEGES A SPEOIALIY., Call or write for our 72 page book, explaining the best methods of operating, fd glen highest_and lowest prices for 15 years, JOHN HICKLING & UO., 72 Broudway, N.Y. UGUST BELMONT & Co. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan streot, issu Travollors’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the i essrs. DE ROTHSCHILD an.! thetr correspondents, "Also Uo™Mercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Can.Z?rnia and Europe, FINANCIAL, City and County Bonds, Railroad Bonds, City Railroad Stocks. Also other choice Stocks and Bonds, at Jor ss for sale by pte pe ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brok N, Be ice investinent securities our specialty 23 years. ¥ AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, TO LOAN ON for term of years, without bonus. WILLIAM E. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway, their Life Insurance Policies by absolute sale may bor- Tow temporarily the cash surrender value. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND | Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other | panies. J.J. HABRICH & CO,, 117 Broadway. A WANTED, FOR FIVE OR MORE YEARS, $100,000 , 8 AND 10 PER CENT 10 to 15 por = paying pe ers and Anctioneers, 44 Pine street, New York. A* Real Estate in this city, Brooklyn or ‘Queens county LL PERSONS NOT DESIRING TO DISPOSE OF 5. SHELDRAKE & CO., $3 Pine street. | securities; insurance of all kinds effected with best com- | ‘on Property worth $400,000, Principals only treated with. Apply to WOOD & TODD, No. 9 Pine street. A $000 FIRST MORTGA DUB IN 1876, FOR ZA. sale, on Yonkers improved property, valued at $8. bondsman good. Principals only uddress IMMEDLA’ box 119 Herald office, FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED—TO IN- fa..vest in ® valuable patent. Address M. H. J., Herald office, LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF $50 IN change for a well furnished Parlor and Bedroom, fire aud gas, at $35 per month. Address HOPE#UL, Herald Up- town Bran ce. YOUNG WIDOW WHO HAS A NEW AND COMFOR- table home wishes to meet with a gentleman of good | Manding to loan her $100 or $200 for & little while, Address Mrs. W. W., Herald Uptown Branch office. LADY, HAVING AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED house ‘near Fifth Avenue, Gilsey House, &e., would rent Parlors and other Rooms to gentlemen who would ad- vance money for prosent use; parlors conld be used for pri- | vate club, Address HORTENSE, box 4,002 Now York Yost oflice, DVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS OF FURNITURE, Pianos, Diamonds, Jewelry and general merchandise ; nsurance, $1,000 to $5,000 for eity and Brooklyn JAMES CAGNEY, 15 Abingdon square, Eighth avenue. lS eign ce &CO., : Bankers aud Broke: 10 Wall street, New York, Interest 6 per cent ailowed on deposits mbject to: sicht drait, Stocks bought on 5 per cont margins. Btoek privi- Kotiated on responsible parties, Explanatory circu- c Storage and hi Mortgages, Send for it. XCELSIOR SAVIN BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- -4 third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Interest com- puted and componnded January and July, Interest paidsix | recent. Interest commences the lat ofthe month next fol- owing the deposit. Bank open daily; also Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday evenings. JOHN E. DEWITT, President. H, K, Taurner, Vice President," Geo. C. Wao, Sec. Bo SALE—$6,000 FIRST MORTGAGE ON LEASE. hold property; good security and good bondsman. Ad- dress E., box 199 Herald Uptown Braneh office. | BROAD’ KG iE PARTNER WANTED—WITH $7,000 TO $15,000, ‘extend a business established eiglt years; firm ane favorably known : oods constantly in demand ; busi Iucrative and rapidly increasing also 8 partuer, with $5, to $10,000, in an old established Ince house; these are Fa opportunities. Other excellent business chances. Purt groking business advised free, SHOVE. CO.. Business Financial Agents, 1,238 Broadway, corner Thirty-tirst stre -STATE RIGHTS FOR CHEAPEST, VERY BEST, +_ most salable, convenient (anybody can make it) Cos Ash Sifter in t! ited States for sale; market for million in either State; fortune to manufacturer. Call on or adddres PATENTEE, 73 West Twelfth street, for circular containin, fail partiou! A FORTUNE MAY BE REALIZED BY INVESTING 1 $3,000 to $5,000 in a frst class business enterprise Advertiser has equal amount in it, Address C. O. D., Heral Cprown Branch aitice GENTLEMAN WITH $1,000 CAN MAKE FOUR times that amount in four inonths travelling with ad« Yertiser in a pleasant, respectable business, Address WAL« TER, box 106 Herald ottice: D—WITH A FEW HUNDRED sh manufactaring business, nt will be sufe. Addresd ITY EOR PROFITAS or sell, Store Property? re in'tho place, Ade SSOCIATE lars, WANT) in a profitable risk, where his investi WAY, box 120 Horald office RCIAL TRAVELLERS WISHING TO chase and handie another line of i goods, no risk, no peddling, apply to W, OM ofits, all cash, LER, $99 Broadway. XTRAORDINARY OPPORTU: ble business.—To exchan, 18 miles off, 1,500 pe dress EXTRAOKDIN lelphis offic OR SALE AT LIB JOUNT—A FIRST | Mortgaxe of $4,000 on New Jersey Property; security absolute, Address 8), box 110 Herald office, 5 all ‘OLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF , the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, endorsed by the State of Alabama, are urgently invited to attend a mee ing, at No. 427 Broome street, corner of Crosby, on TI day, 23d inst., at 4 P. M., to hear of matters deeply affecting their interests.» Mr. Robert H. Smith, of Mobile, counsel for the foreign bondholders, will be present aud ‘address the eeting. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city mortgages without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST any to HL. GRANT, 145 Broadway. OHN 8. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE STREBT, LOANS money. without bonus, on approved real estate in New York, Brooklyn and Westchester county; also purchases Mortgages at lowest rates. ARTIES DESIR ant, safe and prof business my hear of ARY OR SALE—HALF I f IN OLD ESTABLISHED Liver: and E e. in the northwestery portion of ihe eity of Philadelphia; a rare chance for a pers gon to engage in the | s for the Centennial, Address LIVERY ew York Herald! IOR SALE CHES A ROPE ABLE LIGHT OFFICE. business, easily man; |. suitable for lady or gentlos! man, For full particulars apply to H, PATYBERG, 746° Broadway. OTBL IN THE RY BES and located on propriete wishes to arran, for a fron $80,00b to $50,000; an investigation must con desiring such an invest ‘Address box 4,059 MPORTING AND WHOLESALE HOUSE IN FANCY) articles in staple demand by the best trade ty the country desire an oftice partner, with $10,000, the business. Apply to GitIGGS & CARLETON, way. d WILL INVEST FROM $200 TO $400 IN AN STAB? Ushed or small manufacturing business, of will loan ong gt security and fair salary. Address, with full particularsy . A. C., Herald Uptown Branch office, EWELLERS—THE ADVERTISER HAS AN OLD ES- tablished stand: wishes to obtain @ party to pnt f stock ; very favorable terms to a young man Wishing to ente! business; advertiser will defray all expenses. Addross Avg Jeweller, box 111 Herald Uptown Branc’ office. ie: ARTNER WAN VE SECURITY AND SAL- ary, in staple manufacturing goods; sold to jobbers fas as nde, Call, betwoen 10 and 2, af 332 East Sixtietly street, near Second avenue, ARTNER WANTED.—A YOUNG INDUSTRIOUS BUsT¢ ess man, with some capital, can find an interest in P| vory h manufacturing’ awd importing business. Adds C1 aR, station D. \GAGING IN A PLEA able, first class ot Me esta KES ‘opportunity by address LIABL Sinalle Niro, i ARE CHANCE FOR AN AC’ ) Will! MOD4 erate means, to control an establishe usiness, work. ing successfully great invention; thorough in. gation solicited. PHOTO-GALY. REL. 00., 129 West Broadway. HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO JOIN A ‘PAR’ haying & thoroueh, knowledge of dome. good pay business; state full particulars and amount of capital re quired. Address A. V. 8, Herald office. [J SERSALLY USED—NEW INVENTION, PATENT, ventilating horse halr Nose Bag. Wanted, a paftner, with $5,000; ean control his own investment. Apply at 20k Fulton street, aftor2 P.M. ANTED-—A CAPITALIST TO TAKE AN INTERES’ in alarge Iron Manufacturing Business; one qualitte: to manage its finances and general office business In thi city; asafe and profitable investment is guaranteed; firs class inducements offered to one desiring vo encase’ in a oud paving business open to investigation. Address P. A.y OX FUNDS TO LOAN—ON in any amount required, Uy O. oma OANS MADE PROMPTLY ON NEW YORK, BROOK. lyn and Westchester property. Mortzagas cashed, Commercial Paper wanted, by J. A. HOYT, 33 Wall street. MOXEX 29, LOAN (WITHOUT, DELAN)—ON NEW York or Brooklyn real estate ; Mortgages bought. E.G. LOCKE, 139 Eighth streot, near Broadw: RANGE CITY SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, DUB 1853, | For sale by GEORGE A. HOLT, 16 Wall street. 10 MANUFACTURERS,—I_ HAVE SEVERAL GOOD Patent Articles, not yet introduced to the public, that 1 want to dispose of; will sell right out or work 3 also afew Toys and Automatic most perfect one ever invented. Address J. W. HUGHES, 51 Liberty street, RUST AND INSTITUTION city approved Property. G,_BESNET, 111 Broadway “NU TELEGRAM CABLE QUOTATIONS” OF THE LONDON “STOCK EXCHANGE ARE ON THE STREET. EVERY MORN AT 10 O'CLOCK. WARTEDITO BORROW $1,500 FOR 12 MONTHS, ON real estate in Brooklyn mid New Jersoy, worth ten times the amount: liberal interest and first class references, Address FINANCIAL, box 106 Herald offies. ‘ANTED—CLARK, DADE, GREENE, SCOTLAND, Schuyler and other defaulted County Bonds, State of 91 Herald office. WANTED—A PERSON HAVING A FEW THOUSAND: dollars, to establish a branch of an Eastern house im Chiengo and St, Louis, HENRY BROWNE, 34 Park row, room 34, WASTED-SMART, INTELLIGENT MEN, FOR EACI county in New’ England and Middle States; capit needed, $100 and upward: article sells with grontest eases, Address GEO. H, BURROWS, box 4,950 Post office, N. ¥. 'ANTED—TO PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN A Lie gitimate Business, by a young man of active business habits} about $4,000 to reference given and te~ quired. Address N. E., ice. WANTED {WITH OF WITHOUT SERVICES, $10,000 ‘or $15,000, freehold security, to join a party having desiratle lot of ground for restaurant and ‘hotel purposed hoar the main entrance Centennial buildings, Address OOLLIN ket street, Philadelphia, WV ARTED—S25,000 TO $30,000 FOR INTEREST TN long established Manufacturing Business near Ne: York; trade of $100,000. with largely increasing orde Address, for two days, with real name, WHITCOMB, Herald ollie. ANTED—SPECIAL OR GENERAL PARTNE with $10,000 "to $15,000, in long established any flourishing wholesale and retail drug business, requiring ade ditional capital to extend the business; profits large and wick returns; knowledge of the business hot necessary. AG: Missouri, 3. IL. TOBBY & OO, No. 4 Broadst., room 13. | dress DRUG BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Branch ollice, a TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.— ® REQUIRE BUSINESS MEN LOCATED (OR WIL $7,000, Ross Sent nts ote cere | NV trance dara ace mas ohn eee reat | Oe ee eee Linnded dollars can have a profitable and pleasant business: B15.000 12200 MEDIUM, COMMERCTAT, | Yrcaltng op DEPALOS &,O., room 18 Frivune Building, . Paper wanted; negotiations strict i cont New York city. dential” with parties olfering: Address PENOBSCOT, ANTED—A PARTY WITH $5,000; $50,000 CAN DER Herald office. ae: WANTED.—100 PER CENT AND REAL $30,000. WANT#D; 10 PRE CHNT AND REA | tonnial enterprise, Address CENTENNIAL, Herald Phila | delphi Branch office, $67 O00 ~EBERAL LOANS ON FIRST Mont 5 + gage, tothe extont of two-thirds of mar | Ket value, on private residences in New York, Money loaned | on Westchester and Brooklyn improved. HYATT, 145 Broadwa: $200.000 1 STOCK PRIVILEGES NEGOTIATED.—STOCKS A and Bonds bagehy and sunt. WEEKS Agnkor. 178 Broadway. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- Gage in Now York or Brooklyn, in suns to suit; mo bonus. BROWN & GOODWIN, 55' Liberty | street, room 8, from’2 to 4 o'clock. ae TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- $275,000 Destureiscrenn en city property. RICHARD V. HARNETY, 111 Broadway, room F, basement. T0 LOAN ON OR BUY MORT. $500.00! gages, bouds, insurance policies and other securities. Sums to suit and long time. Also money for 6 per cont. PAUL P. ODD, 55 Liberty stroct. TO LOAN, ON BOND AND Morr. $500.00 Gage ou Now York city improved Prop: erty in sums to suit, for five years, CALLENDER & LAURENCE, 85 Pine street. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY OCCURS, IN CON. | sequence of the death of « partner, in along established | inanufacturing business, connected with the wholesale dr Fools trade; an assured success; $3,000 wanted, either with services or as special; the highest references given and re- | quired. Particulars with J. STEWART ROSS, Esq., Atior- ney, room 38, Nos. 59 and Gi Liberty street. PARTY IN THE RETAIL SHELF HARDWARE | week, WAtias tis aabiis “Tie te ee Pemba: Rusty tor keep eontrol of his money. Apply to GEORGE HANKINS, 28 West Twenty-ninth street, day or evening. ANTED.—THE ADVERTISER WANTS 4 PARTNER» with acash capital of $300; will pay each from $1,200 to 81, year. #00 Per Tea.» -TORRS, 62 Fulton street, up stairs. ANTED—A RELIABLE PARTY WITH $00 1 take management of a profitable cash business about tablished in a neighboring city, RUIND & CO., it street. WwW NTED—A PARTNER TO INV to establish a profitable staple bus Jeading ave: Cail on or address J. V ST ABOUT eihicn and Catlory business, intends to discontinue the hard- ware branch in favor of specialties, such as Catlory, Razors Shears, Plated Ware, Guus, Pistols, Fishing Tackle, Skate: &e., desires to form a business connection with # petson who | will invest an equal amount of capital, say $8,000 to $10,000; | any one seeking business will, npon investigation, find’ this | worthy of attention, For particulars or interview address S. | G. F., Herald office. MERCHANT HAVING FIRST CLASS CONNE tions in the Hast Indies is going to consign there an ine Voice of useful articles fit for that market, tentees and manufgeturers in general wishing to have their goods introduced In that part of the world will do wall to address INDIA MERCHANT, vox 193 Herald office, | i inventors, pie | | | | dusts eng LE, West Twenty-sixth street. WANTED—A BUSINESS MAN TO INVEST A. SMAT Ig amount and his services as treasurer with the most popular troupe in Amorica; travelled 14 snocessful yea cleared, $13,000 last season. Call at 307 East Nineteent streot, betweon 5 and 7 P.M. - dirt nt D5 0 Meat te CUANCE, TO. PURCHASE Ay OU. pleasant Ofice and light Manutacinring. ¢ asiness; nO runuing about necessary, Address OF FE) Herald ottice. that sto POETS O FS 200 Wine PCRCHASE Tie ENTIRE CONTROL Electrotypes, Woodeuts and an established pay ing cash Business; owner has other business that requir entire time. Address W. P., Herald affice. ) 500 .- THE, UNDERSIGNED WILL INVEST TH UU. above an anything that promi roturns, Address BL Horald office. Q()(),-ONEY PART CASH WANTED, FOR HAL 800. Piterest tre long established manatecturtn Dusiness: ‘stock, and machinery on hand are. worth nearly $4,000; plenty orders; paying 45 per cent; the bust.’ noss pays at present $10 each per week. Address, [or one THON’ box 201 Herald office, 51 O00 atest WITH, SERVICES | good Business, that will bear the stri vestigation, or would loan it to employer on real ostate se= curity; notice of business stated or no notice taken, Address W. A. PINE, Herald oftice. 1.000 Sib, SGcURE To A GooD Bustvess man One-Half Interest in an established sas with Mar o profits, Address SIXTY, Herald offic 0D CHANCE.—A_ PARTNER’ with this amount, in the stable busi- Address, WORK HORSES, RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, ONE-HALF INTER- est in a well paying Grocery Store, about 25 miles trom | New York; place unexeeptionabie, Addross RE, i, Herald ofties. GENTS’ ADDRESSES FOR SALE—ALL RECEIVED this year; m first class lot to send circulars to; $7 50 per thousund, ' Address ARGYLE, box 210 Herald office. CRAIRVOYANT, WHO LOCATES DISEASE WITH- ont questioning,’ would, make an engagement with a physician, Address Mrs. BOLTON, Herald Uptown Branch office. A —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER- chants, manufacturers and others; Mining Interests, &e., negotiated; Real Estate exchanged for Business; per: sons with capital seeking business ad ised (without charge) of approved opportunities. Reforences—C. T. Raynolds % Co., Paints, &c., 106 Fulton street; William H. Rurtbut & €o.Fur and Wool Hats, 470 Broome street, &e.° GRIGGS & CARLE' Financial and Business Brokers, 98 Broadway, RAL TANCE.—WANTED, A PARTNER IN THE produce commission business; ‘established three years; | more capital required. | Address COMMISSION DEALER, Herald Uptown Branch office,“ A NOTARY PUBLIC WILL RESIGN HIS COMMIS. sion in favor of @ respousible person, Address , A. M., box 140 Herald office, RARE CHANCE.—SCHOOL ability and integrity. who can comma Yest in pushing ® paying business, Address Herald office, A PARTNER SILENT OR ACTIVE WANTED—IN A safe and well paying business: $1,000 monthly could be realized. Address SOUND, box 145 Leraid office. A. FEW, GENTLEMEN OF GOOD ADDRESS wito have had experience as solicitors can secure an en- Zagement in # profitable and highly respectable business by addressing I. 8. HART, vox 4,906 New York Post office; good references required, —TO THOSH SEEKING BUSINESS.—HUNT & AL TkkS yontiiy Register” gratis, of mated for Stamp. Rogistration free, Business transfors, partnerships, &c., negotiated expeditionsly. No charge unless n iation conleaded, HUNT & HAYNES, Financial and Business BOOK AGENT OF wd $2,000, to in- TEXT BOOKS, Brokers, 187 Brondway. A WYIXRGAR FACTORY FOR SALE, OR PARTNER: thoroughly appointe roughout: em t a eer ade cowrate having olver bemueen Otreel tow tog cash, or will sell half interest toa man qualified to assame full control; price $1,500, HUNT & HAYNES, as above, FIRST CLASS BUSINESS, WITH THE PROP- erty, in Brooklyn.—Corner on & leading thoroughfare, one of bs bed ee. in the city cee owners: ud a atent basiness; this is #rare opportunity to acquire & Bese and property, Addret Book Herald tice. mi A‘ COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN WITH FROM $100 to $500, can secure a permanent, legitimate and profitable business, by applying to CARR & OU., 896 Broad. way. NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF TASTE, WITH A little capital, can secure half interest in a new art dis: site, aud ‘prottable, Inquire or Me, JEW PENS, 26 ‘street, cover; Bro: WAN manufac’ D—BY AN OLD ESTABLISHED riug concern, whose senior part= $1,200.“ tanse ness; investment secured, Heradd office. € CASH OR REAL ESTATE WILL PURs $3 000 chage tho half interest of a retiring partner in crative business on Jiro ay ) le ‘Addross BROMIIFLD, Herald offices munhenien « WITH SATISFACTORY REFERENCES,, $3.000 i pucohees, b oaipasersas te a profitable, facturing business, established five years and will bear, igation, Address GOLD MANUFAGs TURER, Herald ofc 15.000 As TEND A MANUPACS . tory of profitable staple goods sold for Cash ; orders exceed tho present production ; liberal terms to a reliabie sW. H. CHASE, Newark, N. J. $20,000.-Waxt®. , BY, A aurcittaax MANU- A . fucturer w partner with this amount, to establish a house to sell the products of six first class lumber, milly in this market; references exchanged. Address box) 147 Herald offico. 570000 by ill heaith to retire; profits have never! been less than 40 per cent per aunum on capit lossos from bad debts less than one-half of 01 trade firmly establish T. BROWNELL, b feral € R $40,000.—W. 30.000 ptinerin an oud cers security. Address MER « MADE BY INFRINGERS W) $300.000 ieention to secare snmeNinn aystte Twill exchange it for Real Estate, Eust or West. ress INFRINGERS, BEWARE. Herald office, cients TRAIN SMASHERS ON LONG ISLAND Some miscreant placed a number of tics on the Southern Railroad track, several hundred yards west of the depot at Pearsalls, L. L, on Friday night, juse before the arrival of the eight o’clock train from the city, The engineer fortunately discovered the obstruc- tion, whistled ‘Down brakes,” and succeeded in stop- ping the train just as th gine reached the ties, one of which got fast in the cowcatcher and caused some delay before it could be got out, ? LONG ISLAND FESTIVITIES. The residents of Hicksville, L. 1, propose to hold y fair, under the auspices of the Farmers and Mechanics” Club of Hicksville, on Monday and Tuesday of thi week, the 20th and 2ist inst, Prizes are offored as fole arenes prizes bd the ora poghonsd Mei ty agricul juotions; ductions not raised ‘in that vicinity: veloreg t ladies’ fancy work; two Hr or tape, distribtted at the close Of the fair. addition there will be the spelling ‘two foot match to all competition; a foot race for childret opctror adults, A great deal of avort ls anticipated,