The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1875, Page 9

TINANCIAL AND COMERCEL Tt The Events of the Week---Opinions on the Subject of Inflation, “THE STOCK MARKET LOWER. A Commercial Outlook--Changes in Gold--Money Easy. INVESTMENT SECURITIES FIRM. Watt Street, Sunpay, Sept, 19, 1875. The principal interest attaching to Wail street move- ments during the week just closed is connected with the Stock market, wherein the fluctuations were at times wide and exciting the possible effect of the severai democratic platforms on the currency question and exist- ing values was likewise freely discussed, but in the | absence of deiinile action beyond that taken by the, respective conventions in Ohio, Pennsylvania and New | York, the influence on speculation was temporary and | scarcely feit, except in gold, which is just now vibrating | Detween 116 and 117. An intelligent banker, who has recently returned from an extended tour, fairly describes the prevalent feeling on this subject in the following | remarks:—‘‘The debtor class want more currency, be- | cause inflation will, in their judgment, lead to a species of spasmodic prosperity that will enable them success- fully to escape {rom the difficulties by which they are senvironed. The creditor class, composed as it largely is of capitalists, are content to allow | the natural laws to progress _uninterruptedly that are now at work, notwithstanding they are producing a shrinkage that is sorely felt in all de- partmonts of trade, and to await that healthy period of reaction which will surely follow. For a time the | Jaboring men may sympathize with the debtors and the demagogues, but they will not be long in learning | that their true welfare consists in matntaining the eredit of the country, Whether they do 60 or not, however, capital in the end is bound to win, as it always does when GREAT FINANCIAL, QUESTIONS ARE AT STAKE, und the ballot box and the floor of Congress will tel) the story of a victory, for which eventually the whole people will be grateful.”” Governor Bedie, of New Jersey, in alate address, also dwells upon this subject. As he truthfully observes:— “There never was a time in the history of our country ‘when there was more need of sturdy, honest industry than now. We have been passing through a period marked by an overanxious desire for sudden riches, and a disposition to procure them by questionable means. The public eyo has been _ blinded, and extravagance, waste and fraud have stalked ‘through the land. ‘There is, however, a better day coming. The public begin to realize that the true prosperity of a people is not in its inflated schemes of epeculation, however attractive they may be, but in economy, and solid, useful employments and industries, tisagreat evil to haste to be rich, and when that spirit overtakes a people, it can be corrected only by Stagnation in trade and financial disaster, ‘THE CRISIS i through which we have been, and are still passing, is one that has awakened the fears of the prudent, and ‘shaken public confidence in most all classes of busi- ness, Trade ts sensitive and is affected by the follies, vices, or virtues of the people, as it is also by the errors or wisdom of government. The present difficulty has arisen largely from the former, and the people have the power in their own hand greatly to correct it, Ex- trayagance in living will have to cease; law cannot regu- late that, Individual prudence and economy are virtues ‘that the people must learn and voluntarily practice. Employments must be more regular, and the employed must be satisfied with reasonable rewards, Private business must be honestly conducted, and’ men under- stand that to cheat is as bad as to steal. Integrity must lie at the very coro of trade, and bo diffused through all iis arteries and branches. There must be no discouragement or indolence. They must meet the crisis in the spirit of true manhood, and be satisfled to do as well as they can, In public affairs also the people must take a deeper interest. Taxation has become op- pressive, and chiefly because of extravagant and unnee- essary schemes of improvement and reckless expendi- ture in office. Municipal debts, particularly, are very burdensome. Notwithstanding it, all public debts must ‘be paid, and the people are obliged to meet them, But it behooves them to see that for the future these bur- dens are kept within the reasonable necessities of the public, and that there shall be no waste, extravagance or plunder. Honesty in office should be the rallying ery of every voter. It rises above mere partisanship and admits of no compromise. It is radical, and with- out it government is a mockery and a curse to the people.” GENERAL TRADE. Reports from various sources indicate that the busi- ness of the past week has not been unlike that of its predecessors. Sundry disturbing influences have caused additional distrust, and the caution thus engen- dered has led to a considerable contraction in trade, Paper is being more carefully scrutinized; books are scanned with a view to cutting off doubtful credits, and on all sides there is a trimming of sails in order to meet the contingencies of the future. It is a note- ‘worthy fact, also, that while the country buyers report generally good crops and exceilent prospects they are for the moment limiting their transactions to actual mecessities, and say they ‘expect to do better later in ‘the season.” TNE STOCK MARKET, Early in the week this department was a sceno of much feverishness owing to a decline in securities, especially of the non-dividend class, ranging from 34 to 5% percent. The tendency is stil to further depres- ‘sion until at least something like confidence is re-estab- lished. ‘The sules of Lake Shore were particularly large and the price declined from 662% to 61h, bata rally of two per cent took place toward the close, partly on ac- ‘count of purchases by the shorts. Pacific Mail declined from 38% to 33%, bat subsequeetiy advanced 3 per cent from the lowest point Western Union fell off from BOK to 774, the recovery at the close being about % per gent. The stock was in demand for use, and as high as 43 per cent was paid by borrowers. Tho difference be- tween sales regular and on sellers’ options was \ to 34 percent, Northwest common fell off from 393g to 3734, preferred from 544 to 5234, St, Paul from 86 to 35%, preferred from 63 to 61%, Michigan Central from 61 to 66, and Obios from 193, to 16.4, but @ partial recovery ‘took place toward the close, Erie fell off from 18 to 16% and afterward advanced to 20}; Union Pacific declined from 71 to 693g ex-dividend, but closea at about 70. Hannibal and St. Joseph receded from 22 to 20 and Panama from 137 to 135. The changes in the re- mainder of the list were less important, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF THE WERK, The following table shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in the leading shares Highest. Demet . 105 New York Central... Northwestern preferred Rock Island.... Milwaukee and Si. Paul Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, Pitteburg.. Delaware, Lackawanna and W New Jersey Central Michigan Central Illinois Centra! Union Pacitic Union Pacitic ¢x-dividend, U,, ©. and L C.s.ce06 Hannibal and St. Joseph. Ohio and di Pacific Mail. Quicksiver . American Merchants Union Express. United States Express........ CLOSING PRICES--3 P. | Twenty francs... _NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1875,—TRIPLE | SHEET. 45: 133 oe 103, eni & f 100 ue Cley & Pitts.. & ENWpe & Ft hg 2 88 Chica RL. auT” a 107! 6072 a 70% TNE MONEY MARKR Money during the week ranged from 1 to4 per cent, but the bulk of business was done on the basis of 2 and 3 per cent The foreign exchanges wore lower and dull in consequence of the speculation in gold, but at the close showed somewhat more of activity and firmness. A shipment of coin by the Cunard steamers which sailed from London yesterday is reported. The | bank statement indicates a movement in legal tenders from this centre to the South and West, the loss in surplus reserve being $2,557,950. Critical examination | of commercial paper continues, especially since the failures that have occurred, although tho quotations for prime bills are unchanged. The Jeading brokers quote rates as follows:— CURRENCY PAPER, Si Four Double-named— Days. Months. First class. 44 5 Sa 5% Good 626 6a 6% Single-n First class ask 5a 6 i 7 1a 8 ad 9a 10 ‘THE GOLD MARKRT | has been the theatre of much excitement and expecta- tion, and during most of Uke week rates on gold loans | ranged at high figures. ‘Tho action of the Pennsyl- vania and subsequently of the New York Democratic co ment; but oven outside of these influences the general belief underlies the market that in consequence of the paucity of gold in the country the price will advance. ‘The borrowing rates were several times as high as 34 per cent per day. The rise yesterday to 117 was ascribed to the loss of specie by the banks, as recorded i the weekly statement, The following are the GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WBEK. Opening. Highest Lowest Closing, 16% 11954 6g Tuesday 1 16% iit toy Wednes ‘ae aT 11634 Thurs 16% = 116118 Friday Mey «116% «118K Saturday : isk = 7 16g COIN AND BULLION, The following were last quotations in gold for coin and bullion:— American trade dollars. American silver (half and quar. dois.) ‘American silver (dimes & half dimes) Mexican dollars. . English silver. Five francs Thalers. . English sovereigns. Spanish doubloons: Mexican doubloons. ... Silver bars (999 fine) Pine gold bars...... EXPORTS AND IMPORTS, ‘The foreign commerce of the port for the week was as follows:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $5,762,418; produce exports, $3,563,349, and specie exports, $343,500. Tho total imports of merchandise since ganuary 1 this year amount to $245,848, 718, against $295,437,515 for the corresponding period in 1874, and $297,305,208 in 1873. The total ex- ports of produco amount to $176,722,155, against $205,356,021 in 1874, and $202,171,969 in 1873, The total exports of specie amount to $62,226,172, against $42,552,814 in 1874, and $40,339,956 in 1873. GOVERNMENT BONDS. "Those were fairly active and Grm. Bankers and other capitalists continue to regard them as a favorite investment. The closing prices of securities in London have been as follows :— 8 Sept. 10. Sept. 17. Sep! 0s ors, 5.20's, 1865, old.. 10034 1064 106g U.S. 6's, 5-20" 1807.....+ 10334 10855 107% + 105 105 55 105 + 10534 10544 105 ——Since Jan. 1, 1875, — Highest. Lowest. U.S. 6s, 5-20%, 1865, old..Apr. 9, 10834 Apr. 22, 10514 U, 8. 6's, 5-20°s, 1867... “May gy 1093 Tune 18, 106 U, 8. 5's, 10~ 40's Aug. 138, 107 Feb, 13, 102% Now 0's. ‘Aug. 16, 1053 Apr. 19, 102 The following call for bonds was issued by Secretary Bristow ;— TWENTY-SEVENTH CALL—REDEMPTION OF PIVE-TWENTY BONDS oF 1864. Treasvey Deranraent, Sept, 17, 1875. By virtue of the authority given by the act of Con- gress, approved July 14, 1870, entitled, “An act to au- thorize the refunding of the national debt,” I hereby give notice that the principal and accrued interest of the bonds herein below stated, known as five-twenty bonds, will be paid at the Treasury of the United States in the city of Washington, on and after the 17th of De- cember, 1875, and that the interest on said bonds will cease on that day; that is to say, bonds of the act of June 30, 1864, as follows: Coupon bonds, $50, No. 2,501 to No. 8,300, both inclu- sive; $100, No. 7,001 to No, 10,500, ‘both inclusive; 500, No. 10,101 to No, 15,300, both inclusive; $1,000, No, ‘39,301 ‘to No, 59, both inclusive.’ "Total, $5,000,000, ‘The amount outstanding embraced in the numbers as above is $5,000,000. United States se- curities forwarded for redemption should be addressed tw the ‘Loan Division in the Secretary's office.” B, H. BRISTOW, Secretary. RAILROAD. EARNINGS, ‘The Financial Chronicle furnishes the following as the latest total earnings obtainable from January 1:— Jan. 1 to latest gd 1874. 187: Roads. Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe., $830, ius Central Pacific 10,919,183 Cincinnati, Lafayette rx Chicago. 260,239 Ilinois Central. - 4,721,373 Indianapolis, Bl. and W.. Indianapolis, & St. Louis. International & Great Northern, Kansas Pacific Keokuk & Des Missouri, Kansas and T Mobile and Ohio. . St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haut St. Louis, A. & T. H. branches, St. Louis, I. Mt. and Souther St. Louis and Southeast. St. Paul & Sioux City, & Union Paeific..... 466,970 + 6,456,192 RAILROAD BONDS; haye commanded good prices during the week. The remark is especially applicable to those of the older issues. With capital abundant and unable to find em- ployment except on call Joans at prevailing low rates, it is but natural that our moneyed men, tired of wait- ing for a change in commercial affairs, should be at tracted by good interest paying securities and make their investments accordingly. The Pacific Railroad bonds have not been dealt in quite as largely as usual. In Central Pacific bonds the Grst mortgage main line are firm at 104, while the Western Pacific frst mortgage, apparently just as good a security, sells at 95, and the California and Oregon and San Joaquin Valley branch bonds, both first mortgage 6 per cent gold bonds, sell at 903 and 92%, carrying 14 and 8 per cent accrued interest, respectively. Notice has been published that the interest on Ohio and Mississippi second mortgage bonds will be paid October 1, when it falls due. The following table, showing the range of prices in Stato and railroad bonds since January 1, will not be without interest :— - sae January 1—— Sept. 11. Highest, Gs Tenn. news.. (50% 44° Jan. 27 65% Jan. 5 63 N. Car, old., #20 20 Mar.27 © 29°" Jun. 18 65 N. Car, new., *11 Tl Junei2 16 Jan. 7 63 Va, consolid, *67 5544 Jan. 26 6046 Apr. 8 63 Va. 2d series, *49 36° Mar.23 45) June 7 % 80 Mar. 20 35 Jan. 27 | : 4% Jan. 14 10334 June 23 111% Jan. 18 122" Sepu.to | ©: Pacific, gid 6s, 104 % Jan. 6 106% June 28 U, Pacific, 1st6s 102% 90 Jan. 6 106% June so U: Pac. Pd gt te 102” = 90 Jan. 8 102" Sept. 9 U, Pacific, &.f.84. 02 80% Jan. 5 97% Aug. 25 : *104}g 100 May 29 107 May 9 N. J. Con. ist 7s. #111 10734 Feb, L115” Apr. 9 Fi, Wayne Ist Ts #113 1065 Jan. 7 114 Juno% Rook [s, 1st 7s. *100% 105 Jan. 6 1114 June 6 6 47s 87 79 June 15 y. go! 88% Aug. 4 This is the price bid; no sale was made at the Board, STATR BONDS, These have been without feature. Virginias are firmer in London, but are not as strong as they havo been in this market, North Carolinas and Soath Caro- linas are awaiting the action of legislators, Texas bonds are firm. The same may be said of Floridas, altuough the transactions are small and of a private nature, DOMESTIC eee New Onuma: i. 18, 1875, Cotton easier; demand fair; middling, oer middling, 2% ood ordinary, L1%c. Net rocel| Ht ti er Ry Great one B10; coatwhag iat Sales, 700. Brock, 14,77 ‘OMLE, Sept. 18, 1875. Cotton. steady eo low iniddling, 12340. rood ordin: 08. ‘Xporte const Hise, 704. Seles, 100, Stock, 2,963, sib AVANNAM, Sept. 18, 1875, ; low aiding, 12546: good ales. Exports coustwise, Cotton firm; middlin, iow niiddling ri Menthe vd grain ry, fominal. Ne sesg 1,081 bal =~ ea es tock, 6,874, urpentine quiet at gio F eran St gt 2 8. Cotton quiet middling, 1236: ordinary, Tze. Net receipts, 1,961, ales, 1,098, Stock, 7208, Mgdy wveley eS Sept. were used by tho speculators for the mo- | FAP ODE MSE HAS SOE Bert veal | ower No. Vapring, 6h 19 | | | | | Grweao, Rept, 18, 1875 Flour_unchanged; sles 1,000 bbls. at ‘inter, $3 for white winter, ar Son Wheat dull! wales 6,000, Brushels old No, 2 : new white Mich- ra" Jos at Tc. Barley scarce Nelocted Canuda, nominally $1 90; prime. do, ed do. 81 19 4.1 20. Corn meal, $34 for bolted nd $33 for tinpolted per con, Milifeed steaiy shorts, $21: Athinstum, $24, and miidlings, €20 per ton, "Canal freight Wheat 53% ee. barley 434c.. to New York: | Darloy, She. to. Alba 210 $2 20 to the Hud- ti, Lako’ receipta 10.600 dushels, barley, | 7080 Leet af inmaber. "Canal "abipments—10.200 bishels’ barley; 733,000 fect of lumber. seamen teak wheut, 72,000 bushi ts—Flour, "8,500. bbls. xtra, Wheat dull: No. Lake, recoipte—Flour,, 1.100 bbls com, 95,000. do. — Railroad ro i 2000 ‘bushels; com, 19,080 do. wheat, outs, 17,000 do. Bene #00 do.; rye, 800 do. Railroad sbipments—Fhoa 3,500" bbl wheat, 6,500 bushels; corn, 92,000 di | sl, "000 do.” Canal ments, to tidewater—Wh duahels; corn, 41,000 do. ; oats, 25,500 do. Canal ship: to interior polnts—None, ‘Gunal’ freights-Whoat, | OXert corn, Glgc. a Gc; oats, 43ge., tolls included. Flour quiet and unchanged; sales, 750 bi Wheat inwetive ; quotas en Corn quiet and lower; sales of 43,000 bushe Western at 67c., part toarrive. Oats dull bushels No. 2 Chicago at 45c., to arrive. ye tiseiscced. or Tey dull; aulos of 2 cars four-rowed Stato on private terms, Seeds qutet; spall sales of tlmothy, at $2.90 a 89, | Pork dull a $23 for Dee mess. Lard dull at 14c, a 1iige. 8. Grain afloat for tidewater from Whent, 813,000 bushels ; corn, 1,224,000 Ox: jo. ; barley, 18,000 do,—all from Bulfalo that from Sonsen do. ; omts, 95,000 cept the barley, 0, Sept. 18, I - Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat del waa droopl 0. 2 white. “Wabash, $183; No. 3 do, ainber Michigun, $1 28; October, #1 20; November, old, $1 38; No, 2 amber Michigun, $1 00; No. 2 red) spot and September, $1 29; No, Fdo., $1 11; rejectod red, She. “Gorn dull and lower; high mixed’ October, 654s rade, O2c. Outs dull; No. 2, 423gc.; September, “Bosge. 5 Setober, HUc.; white, 47c. Freights to Buffalo dull at 2c. Receipts (two days)—498 bbls. flour, 29,000 bushels wheat, 14,000 do. corn and 4,000 do. oats. Ciicago, Sept. 18, 1875. gootably lower, Wheat active and No. 2 do., $1.09, spot; 81 0734, Noveniber; No. 8 do.,, and, lower: ‘No. Flour easier, but not bid Octobe rejected, mixed, 5 Boe., ail they mand and. {owe BT. Sibje., October: ail’ the your. 81 12, spots $1 “oa Deron bye. w +76: hig! 1 Tk a # © fair demand at “Porke strong and af 65, October. Lard strong and higher at 1396 :'$13 55, September or October. “Bullk- meats steady and iiders, Be. ; clear rib and clear sides, 115,¢, aud Ide. * Whiskey in’ good “demand et full prices, 61 15. There was no sitorncan call of the board to- day. ‘Receipts—5,000 bbls. flour, 115,000 bushels wheat, 160,000 do, “corn, 62,000 do. oats, 42,000 do. barley, 2,00 tloor,'20,000 bushels selon, do. ‘rye, Shipments—3,000 bbls. he 81,000 do, corn, 44,000 do. onts, 15,000 do. rye, 35% barley, ————_- + ¥ ANCIAL, “STOCK PRIVILEGES, A Fall Season, 1875, $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next 20 da; time last year privileges paid from 500 to 1,000 per cont profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 from 100 to 500 per cent profit. During the same invested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full particu lars and prices of all the stocks dealt §f at tho Now York Stock Exchange. Stocks bought on a margin of lve per cent. ALEX, FROTHINGHAY:"& CO., Bankers, 12 Wall sab New York. A “JOHN WICKLING & €O.. BANKERS AND Brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, or stocks, bonds and gold. ® | OCK PRIVILEGES A TALTY, Call or write for our 72 page book, explaining 2 best methods of operating, and giving highest_and lowest peteus for 15 years. JOUN HICKLING & UO., 72 Broadway, N execute orde: UGUST BELMONT & CO., Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD «and Europe ‘Tt, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, TO LOAN ON Reui Estate'In this city, Brooklyn or ‘Queens county for term of years, without bonus WILLIAM E. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other Securities; insurance of all kinds offecved with best com- panies. J.J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. A. —A.—$50,000 GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY AL. First Mortgnge 10 Per Cent Bonds—an investment thes ar investigation, SAMUEL a AYLORD. ‘St. Louis, Mo. Beoartties taken tn exchange. A =DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS: . bought and sold by the old established Block and Bond House of ALBE NICOLAY & eo ti orl NY AMOU No, 43 Pino street, N ANK BL. SLIPS, BILLS, RECEIPTS, NOTE Hendin, d every kind of Printing, suitable for banks, bankers, brokers and finnnetal com, PRINTL tle prompuy Bee at the METROPOLITAN NG BSTAL LISHME’ ENS . 218 Broadway. } ‘OLDERS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad, endorsed by the State of Alabama, are urgently invited to attend a meet- ing, at No. 427 Broome street, corner of Crosby, on Thurs- day, 23d inst., at 4 P. M., to hear of matters: Gooply. affecting their interests. Mr. Robert H. Smith, of the foreign bondholders, will be meeting. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city mortzazes without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST apply to GRANT, 145 Broadway. $7,000. Fancipais ony ote ae Mao ehntge: for Mobile, counsel for present and ‘address the brukerage. Apply to box 2,508 Post 15.000 20 822.0%: EDIUM COMMERCIAL ». Paper wanted; negotiations strictly cont ential with parties offering. Address PENOBSCOT, Herald office. TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY $50. 00! Property fora term of years; no bonus; several sums, for Lots yn aid Jersy City Prop: erty. J. Ht & WOOD, 11 Pine sj be 67. 000. —LIBERAL LOANS ON FIRST MORT- '* gage, tothe extent of two-thirds of mar- Kot value, on private residences in New York. Money loaned ‘on Westehoster and Brooklyn 1 improved. HYATT, 145 Broad $250.00 tate; no-bonus required. jompany, 187 Br asver suran ‘ TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- $ 300.000 sage, in this city and Brooklyn; good applications treated on the best terms; 87, for first class Second Mortgages, PHILIP M, OAKLEY 14 141 Broadway, $500. 000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN IN NEW. York city, without, bonus, in large oF small sums; builders’ ss ations wanted. Apply to Lawyer CHARLES SCHAFENER, 590 Third avenue, BUSIN’ ESS OPPORTUNT! TIES, NILEMAN, HOLDING THE CONTRACT OF A ¥, requires @ suitable. partner with $5,000; perfectly safe and reliable, Address M. L., box 142 Horald otic. TRI NDS TO LOAN—IN SUMS te, ait, (98 “New York or Brooklyn Real WILLIS, Lancashire In- HALF INTEREST [N OLD ESTABLISHED ale and Exchange Stable, in the northwestern portion of the ty of Philadelphia; @ rare chance for a per- fon to engage in the livery business for the Centennial. Address LIVERY, care Philadelphia office New York Herald ¥ TANTED—A CAPITALIST TO TAKE AN INTEREST in a large Tron Manufacturing Business; one qualitied to manage its finances and general office business in this city; asate and profitable investment is guaranteed; first class inducements offered to one desiring to engage in @ ood paying business opeh to investigation, Address P. A, fos dor Herald office. y TANTED IMMEDIATELY—A PARTNER CAPABLE of taking full charge of a good paying retail and Jo bing Tiquor business. Address, with reterence, B. C. Herald office, WASEDA SPECIAL PARTNER, HAVING 810 cash, to Immediately enigage ea etperintentent, with, half the profits, in the mowt satis! sfactory proiitable, business on record, namely, frnit-flavored syrups, stomach bitters (used same way as Boker's Bitters), essences, &e., €c. ; trade thoroughly established; wholesale dnly for cash; upwards of $1,000 4 yenr i the profit of $1000 capital. The highest iss roferences must ponitively be named tn the fiesta) dress PROPITS REAL ve any attention. 172 Herald office. $100, —RARE CHANCE.—BY INVESTING THIS + amount and competent In selling at the Amerienn Thstitute, will clout from $0 to $20 daily. Inquire of HIRAM. COHEN, ‘561 and 563 Broadway, RINER WANTED TO TAKE HALF interest in a desirable business, having a domestic monopoly and, valuable’ ngoucy of rare opportunity. ISAAC H. BIGGS, No. 5 $3.000.- very profita foreign ood 0, OOO 2, 8000, WANTED JANUARY 1, BY one of the largest and best estubli natuéraring extabliahments in Philadelphie, ae prevent ke n-extromely prosperous condition, employing upwards of 400 hands and doing a business of $490,000 per annum; clear evidence given that $30,000 to 40,000 can be realized anna. ally; «thorough investigation will show a. superior line of trade (our goods being standard for twelve years), a demand than we ean supply, and present collections not sur- passed in the mast prosperous times. Address 1,403 North Sixteenth street, Philadelphia, —-+__ WALL STREET NOTES, Gosstep ON THE EXCHANGE—EXCITEMENT IN PACIFIC MAIL CIRCLES—A MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—THE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO TO SAIL-—MR, GOULD'S ERIE LEGACY, The meeting of tho officers of the Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Fort Wayne roads noticed on Saturday in this column resulted in no action. Even if the “pooling” became an accomplished fact, the hint thrown out by tho Henan as to a division of losses would be apt to be taken into consideration, The busi- ness will therefore be transacted as formerly, all freights being equitably distributed, Mr. Gould per- sonaily gave out the ‘point’? in Wall street that Lake Shore would show a handsome increase in business, ‘and on this information many CREDULOUS DUPHS OF THE SPECULATOR bought largely of the stock and had the dissatisfaction W bee it decling on their hands ncarly ong per gen and Telegraphic Transfers of Pacific Mail was bid up nearly one point, but upon Jay Gould’s effort to sell becoming apparent to the street it fell like lead through a shot tower and closed at about the lowest points of the day, On Saturday morning a meeting of THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF PACIPIC MAIL took place, Present, Mr. Gould, Sidney Dillon, Mr. Scott, the managing director, and Charley” Osborn. The Hxxaun’s news of the old combination, John Roach’s demands and the publication of personal letters came up at once for consideration, In fact, the ‘exposures in this journal forced some action on the part of the com- mittee, Mr. Roach had publicly stated that the City of San Francisco should not sail unless his demands were met. A small sum of money was at once yoted to be paid Mr, Roach and a BILL OF SALE ON THE STEAMER was executed, in order to enable her to go to sea It was subsodjuently stated to the reporter, by @ director, that this course would never have been pursued if Jay Gould had not been long of the stock. 18 it not shame- ful that a man with a record as black as that of the Erie manipulator should tate terms to a respectable American business corporation ? In January, 1874, one of the few reputable directors individually executed a bond at the United States Mar shal’s office for $8,000, justified in $16,000, to release the Colon, which was libelled for taxes, so as to allow her to sail, and only yesterday was this bond released. ‘This gentleman is now outof the company and he is the Hera.p’s authority for stating that “no man with a particle of tenor could remain in the direction and pre- serve his gell-respect. | WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH declined on Saturday, it was supposed mainly from the HERALD’s editorial exposure of Gould’s plans, which warned the public from betting on the three card monte game which this dexterous individual has introduced into Wall street without counting on the direct cable opposition. The stock of Western Union touched a lower price than at any time previous to the Duncan-Sher- man failure. Erie and gold were the bull cards, and closed at about the highest figures of the day. Mr. Sage is said to be the Nestor, or nurser, of the discredited property which Mr. Gould left as’a parting legacy to bondholders, and certainly under Mr. Sage’s conserva- tive and fostering care all the good elements of the property should be developed, yet it is doubtful whether large sams for reorganization can be attracted to this eflete company even under the honest manage- ment of an old and trusted capitalist, TILE GOLD MARKET. has been indicated almost prophetically by the Haranp. By an exposition of the actual coin inthe country in this column, and the warning to the merchants from time to time not to meddle with the gold gamblers, grabbers or gatherers, the premium has obeyed natural impulses, and from day to day we shall have a record of values which will be beyond the reach of political gamesters and a safety dial of commerce, to be consulted as the engineers consult their safety valves. MUNICIPAL NOTES. The Comptroller announces that interest on the bonds and stocks of the city and county of New York due No- vember 1, 1875, will be paid on that day at his office in the new Court House, Owners of property are directed to pay all assess. ments which have been levied to Mr, A. 8, Cady, Clerk of Arrears, before the 5th of October, All. property in arrears at that time will be disposed of at public auction under the rules governing such sales. The Commissioners of Charities and Correction will open bids on the 23d inst. for supplying the institutions with 3,000 barrels of flour anda large quantity of dry ‘oods to be used in clothing prisoners and paupers un- jer their charge. General Martin T. McMahon, Receiver of Texas, has taken in about $750,000 daily since the Lith inst, School Commissioner Herring has been appointed As- sistant District Attorney, in place of Mr. John Nolan, resigned. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, i iL S$ BROS.’ PIANOFORTE WAREROOM and manufactory, corner Twenty-first street and Sec- ond avenue, a fine assortment of first class Pinnofortes. for sale on reasonable terms; a few Pianos but little used at great bargains. A. —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT. SQUARE AND GRAND + Pianos of our own make; also tor sale and rent a num- Der ot fine second hand Pianos, in vertect order, WILLIAM KNABE & CO., No, 112 Fifth avenue, above Sixtoentht. N ASSORTMENT OF GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS, of different makers, vary cheap for cash, of to rents 8 Piano, used but very little, sold on monthly JOUN MAHON'S, corer Furst nvenue and Fortieth T AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE—AN ENTIRELY NEW first class Piano which was taken for a debt; must be Sold regardless of cost. Piano can be seen at 361 Pearl street, near Fulton, up stairs. SALES AT AUCTION, 9 SALES AT AUCTION, Avoron SALE. AUCTION BALE. Elegant and superb Household Furniture sale at five story brown stone mansion No. 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenne. this (Monday) morning, at 10% 0 mprising 400 lots, by catalogue, vis, :—Elogant rosewood Bradbury & Windsor Pianoforte, 734" octave: Parlor Suits, 14 ered in satin; Turkish Suits, Br Chairs, velvet and ‘Brussels Ca: Library Tables, Bookcases, ‘Turkish black walnut Bedsteads, Drossiuy Wash. stand drobes, hair and spring Mattresses, Pillows, Bol- tiers, Blankets, rep and hairclot Furuiture, Buffets, xtension Tables, Chairs, Sil re, tlery, dinner Kitchen and Basement Furniture, and many i Goods boxed oy ALE.—FINE MODERN AND ANTIQ Housebold Furniture, Pianos, Bronavs, THIS day) MORNING, at 10 at Parlor Auction and. Commiss 7 West 16th, #t., between oth its, latest style, richly carved, cardinal and tan brocades,s ating and cotelaines, inlaid Cen: tre and Console Tables, Library and Side Tables, Turkish and Spanish Lounges, Easy Chairs, Desks, Bookcases, three mag- Bificent rosewood case ofurtes, Decker & Bros. four ound 7: Bradbury 7 octayo and Ziy octuye opr Covers, Oil Paintings, Mirfors, Curtain Suits in tapestry and reps, Suits in plush and broeatel, and 6th a overed in silver, Egg 37 Stool: Anos, Stoo! Clocks, Turkish Choirs in leather, cane Chairs, Rockers, Extension Tabled, Side- board, elaborate Chamber Sets, inlaid Bedsteads, Dressing Gases, ‘Washstands, hair and spring Muttresses, Pillows, single Bedsteads, Bureaus, Silverware, Crockery, Kitchen, Furniture, Hall Stand, Carpets, Ke. fale positive: boxes for pianos; men to pack and. ship goods. Take Si txt, a De 8. ROI 2. CASHIN, A “ERE ; JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, 87 'Nasshu street. An On WEDNESDAY, at 1034 o'clock. LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITUR, TM. B. PAVOR'S AUCTION STORE, RAST Fourteenth street, best location fog, swles of Furniture and General Merchandise, us auction orprivate sale, Free erode wi antes. ve ararig oe DB 08, at 111 West Fourteonth street. Eig SDAY, Furniture, &e., at store, RT SALE, A large and valuable collection of high class Of! Paint: wizned by various artists, to be sold at public au k row, opposite New Post offica, on Tuesday, 8 ptember |, 1879," somansaelt at lla, fh SPPERSON, Auctioneer. si) THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE THAT THEY § fascia E| WILL GIVE THEIR FAITHFUL ATTENTION TO %\THE SALE BY AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD EF- 3 FECTS AT THE RESIDENCES OF OWNERS, S EORGE A. LEAVITT & CO, Ey CLINTON HALL, ASTOR PLACE. ADMAN TH MULDER, AUCTIONEER, ‘Tho iret clas Dwelling No. 135 Bast Sixtioth sirect (eouth side, Detirten Lexington and Fourth avenues) be sald at auction on TUESDAY. September 21, ‘af 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Balesroom, ‘Tho house is about 50 feet desp, provements, Is handsomely frescoes ot 20.6 by 100 fee ‘Maps at office of ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON, ‘Auctionoers, No. 7 Pine stret. non SALE, TWIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M, of J. Harding's Tea Store, 202 Bowery, the entire Stoc! and Fixtures, in lots to suit the ae ented Goods, Liquors, Soda Fountain, Steam Engine, & TE TRENCH Auctioneer. AUSTIONSTHIS. MONDAY) MORNING, | AT 1034 o'clock, by J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer, the entire con- fonts of 25 rooms, removed for Convenience of sale to sales- room 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenne, con- sisting of 2 rosewood Pianofortes, Parlor Suits, 19 Cham- bor Suite, Maitresses, Bedding, Curtains, Carpets, Mirrors, Paintings, Library, Dining Room Furnivure; Glass, China, Silverware; Cutlery, Carpeta, Ollclochs, Norvants? Furnt sure, &e. JOHN H. FRENCH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL public auetion this day, at the store of John Kavan- agh; 61 West Forty-second surect, at 11 o'clock, a fino assort- mont of Gold and Silver Watchos, Gold and Silver Plated Ware, French and American Clocks, Stationery, Toilet and Fauey Articles. Sale positive aud without rogard to cost, to close the business. Y HENRY biel AUCTIONEER, 1 eek, No. 111 Broadway. contains modern im- “and in first rate order. Vurniture, Eight Parlor Suits, Chamber, Tanne and Dialog Furniture, Pianoforte, &c., will be sold this day Monday), commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising Parlor nits in satin, brocatel, reps and huircloth, nearly new; Cen- tre Tables, Etageres, Pedestals, Bronzes, velvet and Brus- sels Carpets, Curtains, Oil Paintings, Mirrors, Turkish Chairs, Greek and’ Roman Lounges, solid walnut Chamber Sets, Bodsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, eprin hair Mattresses, Wardrobes, Library Secretalres, Bookeagos, Books, Extension Tables, Buffet, Dining chairs, Table Crockery ke. 21 East Twentieth street, near Broadway, Ee Pasties tn search of brat class Parak ture will I'd Peail to attend. A. FIRST, CLAgS 7 OCTAVE PIANO, CITY MAKE, tile used, with modern improvements, $175 cash; & Spiendid 1o-stop Organ, nearly new, only $125; Plunow and Organs to rent for $3 and upward; second hand Instruments ‘grout bargains, Warerooms road: HORACE WATERS & SONS, —A.—ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING + agenuine second hand Steinway & Sons Piano are invited to call at the warerooms of Messrs. STEINWAY & SONS, where a fine assortment of Steinway Pianos, all in perfect condition and some of them nearly now, is constantly on haul; also secoud hand Pianos of other makers ro constantly made in this eity and elsewhere to itinferor pasos with our name on, or @ name spelled so similar thi ny people do not notice the difference and urchase ho lous and often totally worthless instrament for a genuine Steinway Piano. If persons, before purchas- ing such instrument, will take ho number of same and call on STEINWAY & SONS {t can at once be ascertained whether the instrument is a genuine Steinway piano or a forgery. INWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall, 107-11 East Fourteenth street, New York, 7 OCTAVE FULL IRON. FRAME BRADLEY Piano, with Cover and Stool, for $100. 352 Bowery, near Third street. AWPIANOS AND ORGANS, $00 TO. $300, $5 TO $10 + monthly, rent $3 upward; Steinway cheap; 7 sto Organ, $00; two bunks 10 stops, $160cnsh. PELIC & SON, Ninton place (Eighth street), near Broadway. LARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS UPRIGHT AND square Pianos and Organs; inducements for eash, ou in- Staiments and for rent 8. X. "BALL & CO., 15 East Four- teenth street. BARGAIN.—74 OCTAVE PIANO, Jog, all improvements, almost new, five CARVED years war- Br FW CAMEBELI, JR. AUCTIONEER SELLS in lots to-morrow the entira stock of Groceries, Teas, Coffecs, Sugars, Soaps, Bolces, Family Supplies, Store, Fx, tures, Furniture, éc., of west ‘side Famtl and Store at private oes thts da, morrow.” Poe 90 Be Hast Math seveot. ¥ MAX raereige eet ee AUCTIONEER.—MORT- 10 o'clock, 5 he caper Beer Balvans in love. ERSDORFER, attorney for mortgagee. ¥ J, HAVEN, AUCTIONEER, 90 EAST THIRTEENTH street—Furniture, ts, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, erlicabaay bea; Lounned, Mattresses, Chiffonters, Elageros, &c., at private sale at auction prices. IATALOGUES, POSTERS, CIRCULARS AND ALL Kinds of Auction Printing done with the greatest despatch tho METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISI Ro. 218 Beckean PpPWARD scuENcK, avoTIONEER, Mortgage salo of over $60,000 seroot, Fixtures, MAX B, Elegant Cabinet Furnitare, TUESDAY, at No. 60 Liborty stroct, at 11 o'clock. An clogant assortment of the finest Furnitare of the most modern and unique styles of parlor, chamber, dining and hall, in elegant, carved walnut, rosewood, covered in da ry Contre and Gard Tables aud every ‘variety of styte of Ferntvare. The above is now on exhibition and will Le gy soo in mee turniture. To be sold at auction at Ni Liberty Stree! ante. 7 octave, $130; instalments taken; rent 5, R CABLE, 107, West’ Twenty-third street, corner xth avenue. A CRIANOFORTES TO RENT OF OUR OWN MANU- facture ; also second hand Pian h order, for tale at low prices by CHICKERING & SONS LL Bust Fourtoenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, 100 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD CHICKERING Pianoforte and Stool on instalments or to rent; seven A octave Pianos, $5 per month; Ap ohio Pianos. GOLD. SMITHDS, 26 Bleecker stroot, near Bowery. OCTAVE PARLOR GRAND ee TONED 7: & Sons Piunofor decet” ne round rosewood forte for sale at & sacrifice; an Windsor Piano, 7g octavo, ame on plate, cost $1,000, for $00; Stool, Cover also w Bradbu: m Piano, $190—@ bargain; al parlor ib \d dining room Furniture at ue Than hal! ivate residence, 120 West Twenty- 7 pi third sereety near sixth avenue. (A GENUINE DECKER # BROS. PIANOFORTE FoR @ sacrific brilliant toned 73g octave richly gered Nee round rosewood case, full agraffe, overstrun| Piano, beh he improvements; printed guarantee, Te ie sale; cost $ Sto ol, Uo vert ® Steinway tave rosewood pitnct rt6, $250, N. B.-Boxes tor a Red Call five story brown stone residence No, 47 West a Bt between Sth and 6th ava. BARGAIN.—ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, all modern improvements, cost $450, for $100, with Cover and Stool. Private residence 243 East 30th street, be- tween 2d and 3d avenues. LADY WILL SELL, FOR LESS THAN $100, handsome rosewood Pianoforte: moder improvements, perfect order; sweet, powerful tone. 28 Third wircot, be: tween Bowery and Second avenue. HICKERING, WEBER, STEINWAY PIANOS, UP- right and square; rent $3 and upward; Prince Organs On {natalmante 8350; Organ for S100. "GORDON & SON, 15 East Fourteenth street. JHICKERING, STEINWAY, WEBER, SQUARE AND upright Pianoforte argins for cash; ; $5 to B10 monthly. rent appli DLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway, ONT YOU FORGET IT."—WONDERFUL “MA- shushek’ Flange; orchestral, medium and isle “Ham- " “Great “St +" catalogues free. ming Pint UsiGAL AGENCY, 24 1 West Pourteentt street. | ANDSOME BLACK WALNUT UPRIGHT PIANO for sale; price Far tal Pett be sold. Call and ex- ‘amino it, VILLERS, 150 Grand stract, EO. W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER. Art Galery, 53 Libert; _ corner of Nassau. TODA Lae “ th tata valuab) FLORENTINE. MARBLE Vasos, Figures, Columns, Mosaic Tabl (JEORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTION OLBROOR & ROLLINS Pec to William Witters) will sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 and ‘anal street, Fosewood Parlor Baits in brocatel, rons aid. hair cloth, black walnut and onameled ber’ Suits, Extension Tables, edrobes, Oursatns, Bragealg and ingrain Osrpats Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, Crockory, Gi are, Stoves, Billiard and’ Bagaielle ‘Tables, tron MSPATUARY, 4c. direct trom Italy. Grielothy, Me clo Plat W c, FL, 8 ees, £ SONS, AC OTIONBERS, « 17 Park place and 14 t Marray ‘St, near new Post office. HOUSEHOLD FURNITGRE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, PIANOS, &C., » ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 22, AT 10% O'CLOCK, AT NO. 047 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN FIFTIETH AND FIFTY-FIRST STREETS, comprising the entire Furniture &c. of the house. Full par- ticulars hereatter. H. B. HERTS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS, « 17 Park place and 14 Murray st., near new Post office. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 AND 21, AT SALESROOMS, NO. 17 PARK PLACE, boing the entire Stock of a Broadway house, valued at over ,000, and embracing every variety of Parlor, Chamber, brary and Diningroom Suits, the quality of which need. only be seen to Be appreciated. ' Sale positive. ‘Terms, cash. i i vans be J. M. WALTON, Asignes, FLPRABERG | PHOS AUCTIONEERS MORTGAGE Sale. JOHN J. LISSNER sells to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2 o'clock, wt 53 Suffolk street, frst class milk route; 200 quarts daily: customers; Horse, Wagon, Har Sane bee JOHNS. LISSNER, Attorney for Mortgages. AGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte, having carved legs Lee ayer modern improve ment, wi $100; Parlor Vondon weet iat IANOS, BEST MAKERS.—LARGE LOT TO SELL OR rent cheap for cash or by easy payments, at MERRILL’S, No. 8 Union square. HE MASON. & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS | RE- ceived THREE HIGHEST MEDALS and a DIPLOMA QF HONOR at. the GREAT WORLD EXPOSITIONS. in PARIS and VIENNA; have always received hi {n America, and ere acknowledged to be the BEST ENTS of the © in the WORLD. |The large ment of ORGANS in the country, Includin now be found at the WAREROOMS 0! in in New leecker street. assort- novelties, the company, NO. 25, UNION SQUARE, New York. ORGANS sold (of cash or easy payments, or rented until rent pays for them. _____. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O, ry 77 BLEECKER STREET, tele Beso that oy Money adv: on Diamonds, Pianos. & 5 also Pawnbrokers ‘Tickets bought of Diamou Watches, &¢. 77 Bleeckor street, ap stnirs. TNO. 8 ELEVENTH STRERT, THREE DOORS ‘of Broadway—Diam Watche: Jewelry, Sit qerware, bought and sold by SSB Je ENTILAL, formerly of J uckson's 806 Broad: T 007 BROADWAY, ir FOURTH STREET. Diamonds, Watehes, Jeweiry, wre Camel's Hair Shawls, Laces and Personal Property of every deseription Sought and veld Loeus negotiated AMES P, MATTHEWS, T MY PRIVATE RESIDENCE, op WEST FOUR. teenth street, eurner seventh avenue, I pay the highest price for Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, ISAACS, late nee stroet. MERICAN OPFICE—€75,000.—FINE DLAMOND: hd gg Jewelry, Silverware, india Shawls, Valuable: Ke., Highest al id, © | im nid ox ‘and now in sald sh. dhaves elected. Eets Hine ah ane apts sa BR POMAS CUSHING, Attorney for Mortengee. PAWNBROKER'S SALE.—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, 403 STH AVENUE, | BETWEEN | TWENTY. Auctlonoer, will sett at 59 New Bowery, 500 lots Dresses fourth and = Twent an ‘streets. —Liberal. ad- | Shawis, Underclothing, Table Linen, Blankots. Quilts, Co vances made on Diamonds, Sil Pantaloons and Vesa,” By order of Joxoph Blumaacr, gd Slaw)s, Gorme bopas 66 full valtas Beventh avenue, ’ AMES M. MILLER WILL SELL, BY ORDER OF executors, on Monday, September 20, at 10 o'clock, at the private residence No. 34 West Forty-eighth street, all the Furniture in the four story brown stone house, cousisting of Piano, elegant black walnut Buifet, Etagere, Extension Tables, rosewood Bedsteads, spring and hair Mattrecses, Par- Jor Suits, Chamber Suita, Brussels- and. ingrain Carpets, Ou Paintings, Engravings ind Bronzes, Clocks, Di Furniture large sortment of China and Glassw: Utensils, alogues on morning of sale. OSEPH peers & 60., AUCTIONEERS, ‘Tuesday, September 21, At 10 A. M., at 429 Clinton stroot, near Carroll, Brooklyn, large sato of clogant Frat. ture, Piano, Mirors, Bronses,’ Curtains, gat Chandeliers, ORTGAGE SALE.—HENRY DREIER, AUCTION. | Dlouship and mateh AWNBROKER'S SALE WATCHES AND JEWELRY — J. McGRATH, Auctioneer, 158 Chatham street, comer Mulberry, will sell, this day, at 11 o'clock sharp, large aud general sesortment gold and gilver Warches, Fins, Rings, Barrin lasses, Musical Instrum 16 Mott streot, THOS, diamonds and gold Jewel: lets, Chains, Op: omtor Jaw PA w Guard, Fob and Vest € ins, te. ; also Guns, v0 cal Instruments, &o. By order Henry MeAleenan, avenue, NBROKER'S SALE WATOHES AND JEWELRY = NBROK DAW R SALE. —R. 5 tioueer, salesroom No. 89 Bowery, will sell, on Tuesday, Beptermber 21. at 11 o'clock. 50 lots Men's énd Women's L hing Quilts, coats, Pants, MAN, Spring street, ICHARD WALTERS , AUCTIONEERS, WILL sell this day (Monday), at 103 o'clock, at No. 27 Baas way, # large assortment of ( B ‘Tons, Cotlées, Spices, Oils, Blueing, Soap Champagne. Claret and Brandy, large 10t Crockery, Business Wagon; also lot woollen Goods, hy Blankets, Be. JO s I HERIFE'S ae, 8. September ner Fifty-seventh strect UORS, FIXTURES SALE OF WINES, LI \ ‘sells Monday, first class Wine aud of Wines, Liquors, Brancies, nibo Bar, back Bar, Ale Pump, Glass Ware, ie Ch airs, Mirror, Olock, Oi} “Cloth, &e.'; also the Lease of the above piacs.. Sale Dealers inviwed, WILLIAM ©. Wiutam 1. Cannott, Deputy. positive. CONNER, Sheriff. FOR SALE. OR SALE, f a well-establi ‘town locations, 'd in consequence of si th street. THE LEASE, ned Liquor Store, good business; ness. Apply at FOR SAL FIRST OLASS BAK Y IN GOOD ZL neighobrhood up town; will be sold low on account of Sickness in the fumtly; doing a good business. iuiab LANG & ROBINSON, No. 1 Front street. FIRS CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR sulo—Situated on one of the best avenues in the city. Terms easy. Apply at once to HERAGHTY & VAN ‘its Pr CHANCE NOT T Ae PES Sa nae cit gelsolin’ Express Route at a bare ain to sit the buyer; reason for selling, other business. faut 886 avenue, corner Fifly-ifth street. A BE JASS SAMPLE AND BAR ROOM FOR sale cheap—in a leading thoroughfare in Brooklyn, ad- Jolning « court house; sickness the only cause for selling. ‘Apply to GAFFNEY & SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Contre st. WELL ESTABLISHED CORNER N OLD _ AND Liquor Store and Billiard Saloon for sale sheep Hosa lease and low rent. & Apply to GAFFNEY & SMIT ‘S FURNISHING GOODS STAND, IN oue of the best hotels, for sale at «low price; alse Cigar Stands, Stores and Sample Room MITCHELL'S Store Agoncy, 77 Ced: tre A. W2OR, SALE-CORNER LIQUOR STORES, RES + taurants, Hotels, corner Grocery Stores, Bakeries Stove Stores, Hardware Stores, Billiard Saloons ;" also Stored to let. ‘MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar streot. FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, DOWN TOWN business averages $25 daily; ; hait cash down, and cheap price, owner having two store: LOYD'S Store Agency, 29 Broadway. A —HERRING’S “CHAMPION” SAFE, SECOND ~ hand, medium size, good'as new, fitted with books and with vault, cheap. IY ab office ‘of Machine Carving Works, 62 Cannon street, A WFOR SALE, BAR, OR TO RENT, WITH IVE + years’ leuse, City Hotel, magnificently’ furnished, at Yery low rent, to a re sponsible party; cause death of proprie MALONE'S Store Agency, 121 Nassau streot. CORNER, LIQUOR STORE, yaar BEST SITUA nn doeantliog tion in the city; average business ngrecedeuted opportuni iy ON moneyy E'S Store Agency, 121 Nassau street. GROCERY STORE DOING CASH TRADE OF $45¢ per week, splendidiy situated on Third avenue, on easy terins to prompt buyer; rare chance. MALONES Store Agency, 121 Nassau street. FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR Frags ated on one of the best locations on Sixth avenue, cheap rent. Apply to WI N 47 Broadw: LLIAM M. FLIESS & CO., No. RUG STORE FOR SALE—TIHE BEST CHANCR imaginable and offered about once in a lifetime; Poot $3,500; $1,500 cash, balance easy terms; mventory, $6,200; umber of prescriptions over 49,500. ‘ALEX, PABKE, Springfield, Mass. OR CHEAP PRINTING CALL ON THE METROPOL- ITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broad way. OR SALE—LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A LARGE, first class Store on Sixth avenue, between Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets, west side, chess se a cash customer, Address A. Z., box 135 Herald Uptown Branch ollice, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY AND CON: fectionery, with Ice Cream Saloon, and all the Fizvures, ‘and a good place for oysters, coffee and chocolate. quire at No, 169 Flatbush nue, Brooklyn, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORB doing cash trade; cause, sickness; terms cash, Apply to SCHWARZ BROS., $6 Grodnwich street. OR SALE—THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NO, 236 Bleecker street, corner of Commerce. Apply as above, Ok SALEAT A BARGAIN, A SMALL HOTEL AND Restaurant; giso a few furnished Rooms and ulce Apartments for, & family; splendidly, Otted up. from $6,000 to $10,000 auai , Meraid | te town Branch office. OR baer greg yh ok CIDER MILL, ron heal ses, fed Brig Shay small Bogines and Wane ol foot Lathes |. ALSOP, 342 Sixteonth street. Pom wire peat spectal bargains in new ERE COMPANY, 300" Bron 10 MARBLE CUTTERS.—FPOR SALE, AN OLD-ES setae? Marble pert, ih sais Stock, Fixtures and Yard, CABLE & 21 Main street, nea Bor odie Wonkora N.Y- $600 E Poca BUY A NICE WINE AND LUNCH ; A2-HORSE LY mith pte Twa rite Peete | Room, No. 5 Murray street, near the new Post ust be sold to-day. MACHINERY. BALERS IN MACHINERY, MANUFACTURERS and others needing Printing can, here ft dene te the best style the ‘Al NTING TAB LISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway. Uae? SALE—ONE LARGE STEAM PUMP; CYLIN. ders 9 chee 45 inches diameter; can be’ seen run ning ws 42 to 48 West Thirteenth street; price $100, Ask for Mr. DRUMMOND. OR SALE CHEAP—A PAIR OF DREDGE ENGINES, Gearing and Boiler; engines Gx14; enginos and gear ing in oxeelfons orto KE, M. PAYN & CO., 63 Quay street, Albany, N. ¥. FP SALE—FOUR HIGH PRESSURE TUBULAR Marine Boilors, 22 feet long, 10 fect wide; built by Neafie & Levy; but little used. oan eee WOOD, DIALOQUE & CO., Camden, N. J. Were GOOD SECOND HAND ENGINE LATHE, ‘41 Rivington street, ANTED—A STEAM CAN DRYING Fagicrt To Cl bout 72 inches wide. ad vateok, er ok. Sey PROPOSALS. oe OF BOSTON. Proposals for Water Loan (Goldy armnnnnnee for $1,000,000, Crry Tueasoren’s Orrice, Bostox, Sept. 6, 1875. ursuanes of a voto of tho Committee on Finance ot mechy Gonned’ sealed Riko will be recetved by the Treasuror of the city, of Boston until 12 o'clock M., Sate for the whole of le 'Water Loan et $1,000,000," to Under authority of the. order be a grat Seapeo Boston, dated February 26, 1875, for the purpose ing an additional supply of, water for sald’ clty, The Bonds will be dated October 1, 1875, and will be due 0 yea: that date, bearing intérest (seml-anoually in Xpril and October) at.9 per cent, per annum, both principal and in- Payuble fa gold. The loan will'be lasusd tn Sortibonsey of $100 enc, with interest coupons attached. of In ropte. tered certificates of any amount of even thousands, foun will be secured ty's sinking fund providing Tor ite ee: by eo maturity. als must be sealed, and addressed to wa 4 eararer, and indorsed, “Proposals for W: Proposal must specify clearly vl [eee desired acd the vise sores Yor, che on oaals will be opened in the prosence of the Committee om Finance and City Treasurer, Sacurday, September 25, 1 at o'clock M.” The right'is hereby'reserved to reject any or all proposals, ©. I, DENNIE, City Treasirer. BILLIARDS. “{ NERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, with Dela te wiro meme solet, gains. Wie Gaber iri DEALERS, IN AND MANUFACTURERS OF BIL. liard tables will Gnd, by examsmation, that for poe 4 ed rye Printi Bs of any deseription the METRO} OLe RINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Brosliwag, eam: not be surpass rd. eer, office 26 First strbet, sells this day, at 10% fOHN CREAMAN, CONNECTIOUT HOTEL, PHILA- at 17 Spring street, Furniture ‘und Fixtures of a Saloon and assole agentin Pennsylvania for the sean tandard Ponrdin “fonse; 30 Beds nnd Bedding, 95 feather Beds, | American Billiard Tables, manufactured only by M. W. Ciena its, Me reanes,, Washatands, re kery, Kitchen fi RCN EINE EES al Nenete ag 5-04 TANDARD. A BBICAN BILLIARD TABLES.—H. W. uated ‘Table, Olesewarcy Leehotise, case matted S AND SRD AMERICAN BULLLA Bird, ash pomtively, lots WENRY’ B. “DREHER, |. Soa pererounie; 735 Diockoey Woe rene ouendet., Ofice Vy SaIe SALE. ° sells this dey, Bey rember 20. at at foe iy at tbe DENTISTRY, rhb ‘eoraer éf i . ws rnrouncrrreeeper enemies Auction Home a1 eral nuoriveut of Household Pera T OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT is isting of Parlor Suits, in reps: Beds, Tet ca lack “walnut Dressing vinck walnut Bedstends, Ronkease, top Tables, Music pais Folding oh Chromos, French: Clock, glass lack walnng Hat Stand, ‘black walnut Sideboard, ‘Stand and Mow) hair, spring and exessior mat- tresses, £0. AILEY, Attorney for Mortgages. ORTGAGE SALE—CHARLES ©, DUFF, AUCTION. Moser iy virvue of a chastel mortgage, 1 Sill seit this day, at two o'clock In the afternoon, at the. on" nortiyess corner of Fifty fourth srwet and ‘Eh . wenwe, one Carpenter's Wagon, one Box i of Wagon Harness and afl other 8 Stock ana Fixtures specitied Libri Suits, Lounges, bicok wal Sofa, Thirty-fourth street, bew hues, near Broadway.—Spectal mechanical dentist ral rapper, halebone rut er. gold and platina Sete; PI aiap- ators, &: Grand street ferry Ys West Thirty-fourth street. BEAUTIFUL SET, $;, GUM TEBTH, $10; BINGLE, $1; warranted. Sliver fillings, 50 cen wit 50 cents, ‘i imens. NEW YOR! PuNTRE MOONS boo Siti svoneoe wen xy Remember, 262, és Hiei dad 165 SIXTH Ay th, 83, $10, $15; Silver and Gold, $1 upwards. "All work pote he y DONE AT THE Mt! Lt. T TAS PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, te toate. ‘ou will find ts advantageous, DENTISTS. —DBNTAL OFFICE, ReTaBUAGERD 16 y Instr Pi Tha Mirror, ¢ CBee rm csamivats 6 J GAY VibdeE sis 159 Ginn shrost. ween Sixth and Seve!