The New York Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1875, Page 11

"FINANCIAL “AND COSMERCEAL, Whe Stock Market Irregular---Erie Lower---Excitement in London. Boney Tending Upward—A Better Demand for Currency from the Interior-—Govern- ment and Good Railway Bonds Wau Street, } TvuEspAY, Sept. 21—6 P. M. ‘The most active among the fancy securities to-day ‘was Lake Shore, of which sales of nearly 90,000 shares re recorded. The price at one time advanced to 55, ‘The stock is said to have boen principally sustained by }the shorts, who rushed in to cover, anticipating higher @gures; yet near the close such weakness was shown as ‘to induce the suspicion that new parties have entered ‘the fleld and are awaiting further profits on the down ‘side, Whon transactions are confined to a small con- etitaency, represented chiefly by brokers and local spec- julators, quick changes will naturally oceur, and these afford no indication of the real strength or backing of a tock. The misfortune of Wail street at the present wmoment is that it has little or no outside support, and ‘its vast interests are left to the ambitious manipu- ations of a few bold operators. The largest decline of ‘the day was shown in Erie, which, after opening at 1734 jand advancing to 17%, fell off to 167%, tho sales mounting to 38,000 shares, In this connection Sir Edward Watkin’s report, specially telegraphed from Bondon to the Evening Telegram, will be read with in- terest, i Its points are as follows:;— ERIE. Should it be possible under President Jewett’s man- gement to make the working expenses seventy per ‘cent of what they now are, un additional net profit of ‘$1,600,000 would result, We shail all watch anxiously the effect of the recent changes in the management iready hopefully commencing. Exceptional gauge involves exceptional working cost, In more prosperous times the national gauge must be sadopted. The mismanagement of years past cannot all at once be remedied or modified. It would bo as impossible as unwiso in the present State of the aifairs of rie to raise or to remit any more ‘English capital. I can recommend no policy but the policy of self- medemption. The railway must pay its debt as far as possible by the use of that ‘part of the net earnings which the courts wmay appropriate. If the diflicuity had been fairly looked in the tace €n 1872 much that has been lost could have been saved. As it is now, discipline and economy are once more ully re-established. The bond and stock holders should now submit to a period of self-denial, resting assured that their ‘interests are placed in firm, honest hands, undefiled by speculation. ‘The undertaking must againebe made self-supportin; The receivership is worked in cordial concert witl all of the honest interests of the company, and Mr. Jewett will give a strong hand and resist intrigues, The receivership, under the circumstances, is the {best alternative now possible, and I can only advise you to rely upon the honor and upon the anxious labor and ie experience of Receiver Jewett, le deserves support, and will do all that is pos- eats retrieve the fortune and honor of the under- iB. Whatever course may be decided on by English and Woreign holders wi!l be adopted in the United States in a | ‘hearty and full spirit of co-operation. ___ A public meeting is to be held when Mr. Morris ar- wives. - The English market in Erie exhibits considerable de- Pression, and at one time, according to cablegrams, the decline anounted from five to eight per cent on the bonds, with common stock selling as low as 1414. Later the Jatter rallied to 151g. The last despatch says that “The statement in Sir Edward Watkin’s report that the met revenue of the road is only twenty-one per cent of ‘the gross receipts, and the outstanding debts equal to fourteen months’ profit, causes much disappointment in Mnancial circles.” The close of THE STOCK MARKET ‘was irregular. fake Shore recovered from 537% to 54%, Northwest from 39% to 3934, Pacitic Mail from 355; to 96:4, Western Union from 76 to 76%4, ex dividend, and Quicksilver from 15 to 153g for the common and from 20 to 203 for the preferred. Missouri Pacific was firm at 47a 4734, Rock Island at 107% 2 108, and New York Central at 10314 2103\4. Union Paciiic reacted from 71% to 713g. Ohios and Mississippis receded from 1734 to 16%, closing at tne last named price. Hannibal and St Joseph stiffened to,21. Atlantic and Pacific Tele- graph was steady at 20 a 2044. THE SALES TO-DAY were as follows, the aggregate being about 198,000 shares:—Erie, 33,400; Lake Shore, 89,510; North- western, 5,800; do. preferred, 100; Rock Island, 425; Pacific Mail, 20,700; St. Paul, 2,500; do. preferred, 1,300; Ohios, 5,150; Western Union, 27,047; Union Pacific, 2,600; C., C. and I. C., 200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day: ‘New York Central. Erie...... Lake Shore. Opening. Highest. Lowest. + 103 103'¢ 103 + 11% Northwestern preferred... Rock Island Pittsburg... Milwaukee and Si Paul... Milwaukee and St. Paul pref. Ohio and Miss New Jersey Del., Lackawanna a Union Pacitic. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.. Pacific Mail. Panama, « 36% . 11 CLOSING PRICKS—O PY, M 1034 UnPucifi 134° Central Pacific 03 17% C,O&IC..... 4 3234 Han & StJo... 21 od y i Lake of 54g Han & StJo pi, 2455 25. Told Wad, /) 5M u 5% Ohiok Miss... IQ a 16% Chick NW... 30g 3944 Missouri Pac... 46% aD Chic & NW ph. 043g Fanama. 13: 138 Chick RI West Un iel, Ap Way 10K 101 Atl & PacTe! 2 il & St 3 85% Paeif Mail. 9 G3 Qulcksitve 91 Sasketye vt dams Ex, 111" Wells-Farg: 59 American a4 98 U8 Express ADVANCE AND DECLINE, PePCePeeerPeeese 3 e, pe eteepertere rene gua ua The closing prices show the following changes, com- pared with those of yesterday :— Apvaxer.—Atiantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; At- Jantic and Paciic Railroad preferred, ',; Central, 45 Delaware and Jackawanna, %; Quicksilver, 44; Rock Island, 3; Wabash, 3; Union Pacitic, 1; Western Union, i. Decting.—Exie, 144; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4; Harlem, 3; Lake Shore, 34; Northwest common, ; Northwest preferred, 44; Ohio and Mississippt, 55 ific Mail, 2,; Panama, 1; St Paul common, 4; gold, 4; Erie’ in London, 1 Srationary.—C., ©, andl C.; St, Paul preferred, Mariposa, and District of Columbia 3-65 vouds. INVESTMENT SHARES, ‘The following shows tho quotations at the Board for fnvestment shares: Bid. Asked, Miinois Central. ne 91% 98 Cleveland and Pittsburg guaranteed... 905 - Pittsburg, Fr. nd Chicago g’td 100 101 Delaware, Lave! nwand Western,, 120% 121 Chicago and Alec vee 99 99% Clieago, Burlington \ 123 United New Jeroey RR. and Canal Co, 131% f Morris and Rewer. ... toeee oe _ New York, Haven and Hartford. 143 4 Albany and Sus eveseeee LOZ _ ware and Hudson Canal... oa bg 120% THK MONRY MARKET. ‘There are various signs which indicate a tendency in this department to higher prices, For two weeks the bank statement has shown that money is drifting to- ward other jocalities where it finds larger and more profitable use than at this point, Cail loans opened at 3 per cent, but at the close the rate was reduced to 2 per cent, Some disturbance was occasioned by the alleged suspension of the Mechanics’ Bank of Montreal, the paid up capital of which amounted to $456,000. ‘The mominal capital was $1,000,000. Notes out, $120,000; deposits, $932,000, Total, $908,000. Specie, $10,600; Dominion notes, $59,000; on the other banks, $79,000; loans, $625,000; overdue dovts, $86,000; real estate, $67,000. Total, $920,600. The difficulty is said to be due to the departure of a con- fidential clerk with $100,000, Foreign exchange was ‘weak at the opening, when the bankers reduced their rates to 4.79 and 4.83, but subsequently they were raised to 4.80 and 4.84, when the market was firmer in tone, From second hands tho Jatest business was re- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET ported at 4.79 a 4.7934 for vankers’ sixty day sterling and 4.83 a 4.833¢ for demand. Ocean freights have de- clined recently and all that is needed is easier rates for cash gold to start an active export trade in cereals. ‘THE GOLD MARKET. Gold closed at 116%, after selling at 117% and 116%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-64, 1-16 and finally flat. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances. $1,749,213 Currency balances. 2,064,357 Gross clearances. sieaseesceeeces 46,607,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEM) Curreney exchanges $70,931,576 Currency balances 8,215,491 Gold exchanges. 22095, 967 Gold balances. 679, 854 It is confidently stated that some of the merchants are communicating with the Secretary of the Treasury in reference to the gold supply, but as yet nothing has been done. It is barely possible that the Treasury may increase its gold sales, There is, nevertheless, an ac- knowledged scarcity of this commodity, and only the most careful nursing will keep it on hand. © THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, Advices from Washington state that the Treasury, balances to-day are as follows:—Currency, $2,000,000; coin, $68,000,000; less coin certificates, $13,000,000. National bank notes received to-day for redemption, $394,000; customs receipts to-day, $500,000; revenue receipts to-day, $163,000, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $21,000 on account of interest and $27,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report the withdrawal of £65,000 sterling fromthe Bank of England to-day, £25,000 of which is stated to be for shipment to this country, The rate of discount im the open market for three months’ bills is 14 21% per cent, Consols are steady, and United States bonds a shade firmer for old 1865's, Erie was the principal feature, and has been already referred to, The following are THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. Monday, Tuesday, + 94% 043g io 110 + 106% 10034 + 107% 107 U. 8, 10-40's, + W04dg 104 U. 8. fives (n + 105 105 New York Central, 91 91 Illinois Central, oh 87 Union Pacific sixes........ + 8736 8714 Union Pacific land grants + 9016 9036 Central Pacific sixes, + 98 92 Pennsylvania Railro: « 44% Adie Reading Railroad, = 5034 50a New York city sixes. + 10645 10644 Erie Railway......... . 14% 1b Virginia State bonds (con. debt)...... 58 68 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed strong at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 1233¢ 012344; do, do,, 1881, registered, 12114 a 12144; do. do., do., coupon, 123% a 12434; do, five-twenties, 1862, regis- terod, 1183; do.-do., do,, coupon, 11834; do, do., 1864, registered, 11834 a 1183; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 1193; do. do., 1865, registered, 119 a 1194; do. do., coupon, 119% a 120; do, do., do, new, registered, 119 a 11954; do, do., do, do., coupon, 1193¢ a 1194; do, do., 1867, registered, 120% a 121; do. do., do., coupon, 121 a 12134; do. do., 1868, registered, 121% a 121}; do. do., do., coupon, 121% a 12134; do. ten- forties, registered, 116%{ a 117; do. do, coupon, 117% a 118; do. fives, 1881, registered, 118 a 1183¢; do, do., do., coupon, 118% a 11854. 4 EXPORTS. The following shows the exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign ports for the week ending September 21 and since the beginning of the year:— 1873. 1874, 1875. For the week... $6,501,318 $4,354,724 $4,620,292 Prey, reported. 202,171,969 208,356,021 176,722,155 Total since Jan. $28,673,287 $212,710,745 $151,342,387 Price of gold... 113% 10934 pets RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were tirm on moderate transactions. Harlem coupon firsts sold at 113%. New Jersey Cen- tral convertible at 11044; Fort Wayne firsts at 114. Tho Pacific issues were firm, Centrals selling at 104%, Union firsts 103, land grants at 1013¢ and sinking funds at 91%. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cou- pon gpld bonds were in demand at 8734, with none offered below 87%. Milwaukee and St. Paul, La Crosso division, sold at 94, and I. and M. division at 82 a 8234. The following were the latest bids:— Albany ond Susq Ist....111 Mich So& NI, sf,7pe.107 ‘Albany and’ Susq 24. Clove & Tol sf. 104 Albany and Susq 3d. Cleve & Tol new Boston, Hart & Erie Cleve, Piville & A, oid..102 Bur, CR & M Ist 7's Cleve: Prville & A) new.104 Ches & Obio Os Ist. Detroit, Monroe & Tol. 100% Ches € Ohio 6s, ex Butt & itrie new. S103 Chicago & Alton sf. Chicago & Alton 1 St L, Jack & Chie 1 , Bur & QS pc, 1s 34 Lake Shore con ep Ist « Lake Shore con rz Ist. Ba toh Chie, R 14'P 1st, 7s Marietia & Oincin Ist. G, RT & Ps fin Gis, "95. 95% Mich Cent con 7's, 190 ContralofN J Ist new..111" Mich © Ist, 8's, "828 f.. Gentral of NJ ist con:108 NY & New Haven 6's..10214 NJ Cen con... 110 NY Central G's, 1883 Am Dock and Imp bds:'100 —_N ¥ Central ’s, 1587. Lehigh & W Bon gold. 95 N ¥ Gen 6's, real estate.100 Mil 8 P 2d, 73-10, PD 90 MIL& 5 P 7's, gold, RD. 88. MiG SP ist, Lad div. 9444 8 san J br.. ion Pacille 1st. Union Pai Union P fenge and Winona & St P rs ist. 65 tts, Pitts, Cleve & Ch itts, cons, Pites 4th St Louis I Mist. St Louis & 1M +54 Alton & TH [10546 Desig 99°" Tol, Poo & War, WD... 65 96 Tol, Peo & War, Bur div 10 97 Tol'& Wab Ist, oxt...... 83 Erie Sth, 7's, 1888. Long Dock bonds...... 103hy Bull N'Y & Erie isi, 77 80 Hyull, NY & E large b. ifan'’ St Jol g. Han & St Jo con. t 1, €X.. Erie 2d, 7's, 1879. Erie 3d) 7s, 1843. Exie 4th, 7%, 1880: uiney & Tol Ist, 1800., i & Sou Town 181 + 40 Lat, Bi'n & Miss 1 . 63 Han & Cou Missouri ist. 63 BANK STARES: Bank shares sold at 135 for Corn Exchange. The latest bids are annexed:—America, 150; American Ex- change, 1173s; Commerce, 120; Continental, 914; Corn Exchange, 124; Fourth National, 9534; Fulton, 156; Gold Exchange, 117; Importers and Traders’, 200; Irving, 192; Mechanics’, 144; Mercantile, 10834; Merchants’, 122}4; Merchants’ Exchange, 103; New York, 132; New York National Exchange, 100; Ninth National, 85; Republic, 94; Union, 141, PILLADELPIIA STOCKS, ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotationg, at three o’clock this day:— Bid, Asked, City sixes, old 106 City sixes, new... + 109% Camden and Amboy Railroad) age Pennsylvania 504% Philadelphia and Keading. 665g Lehigh Valley ......+.++00++ 61% Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2056 Northern Central an Lebigh Navigation. A 50: Lehigh Navigation gold loan, MEMORANDA, Tho report that the Pacific Mail steamer City of San Francisco was aground at the Southwest Spit arose out of the fat that the vessel stopped there to adjust her compasses, The New York directors of the Union Pacific Com- pany bave gone to Boston to attend the semi-annual meeting, which takes place to-morrow, The October coupons on the consolidated eight per cent currency bonds of the-Houston and Texas Central Railway Company will be paid in this city at the National City Bank, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES petite Sarat atiatl Toxspay, Sept, 21, 1873, BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. 91 1400 shs Erie RR. 76 2100, do., 76% 300 76! 76: SEREESEESEERE pauper ara? BEERE SESSee SSSSSSSsss. 10:15 AND 11:30 A. BOARD—10:30 A, 400 sha C ANWRR... $2000 NC 6% tax, 2d 1000 &N WRK pl.be ¥} 1000 M&StP Ist, Lad S00OM &StPEMd 82 5000 NJ Gen'coa..be 2000 Moré Es Ist, c.. 10000 Erie 3d m.. 13000 Mich Cen 15000 Gen Pac 5000 Un P 7's, 1 2000 P|F W &'C 1000 0.0 & 10 i: 1060 Gt West 1s 10000 L & Nusi 2000 Am Dk & Imp 7's TLS & MBRR..be 400 M ESP RE bess 200 Un Pac BR: 20 Olio dé M TR pbe 100 Atl & Pac pf.....be 50 StL. KOE NRC 200 StL,K CO & N pi.be $1500 U 8 5-20, 0, 67. Pac Mail SS.s3 $550 U 86's, 81, 25000 US 6-20,6,67-bo ‘5000 U 8 5's, '31, SECOND BOARD—1 P, $4000 Mor & Es 7's,’71 100 shs LS & MS RR.8S 1000 Un Bae tit 1st. 1000) Un Paesink f..., 5000 Hur Ist, 7's, 0... 1000 T & W Ist, Sted 400) Lake 8 div bds. . 2000 Chi, RI P 5u00 Un Pues 200 shs Con Coal 1900 West Un tel 100 Pae Mail 3S. 100 Chi & N W itt. 100 Chie & R I RR, COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND UNCHANGED— URES LOWER-—FLOUR STEADY—WHEAT UN- SETYLED AND LOWER—CORN IRREGULAR AND LOWER—OATS IRREGULAR—RYE QUIET—BAR- ¥IRM—BARLEY ¥IRMER—LARD FIRMER—PETROLEUM FIRMER— STORES ¥FIRM—GLOCERIES FIRM— HIDES QUIET AND FIRM—OILS QUIET AND (IRM—WHISKEY FIRMER—FREIGHTS sTRONG- HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY— GUNNIES FIRM, FIRM — PORK Tvrspvay, Sept. 21—6 P. M, ‘The trade movement was erratic and slow, mand for merchandise was light in most cases; but -there was some improvement in some quarters. On ’Chango flour was in fair demand and steady, Corn irregular, closing steady, Pork and lard were more active and higher, Freights were strong. Cotton on the spot was dull and unchanged. Futures were Naval stores quiet and firm. Hides were quiet and firm, ils were and firm. Hemp and steady, Groceries were fir Asuxs.—The market was dull, but without material Pots, 6c. a 60. ; pearls, 8c, Antimoxy.—The market for regulus was quiet but firm at 13%¢¢. a 13 Bxxswax was quiet and steady. We quote Western and Sonthern at 34c. a 35e. Broom Corn was quict and unchanged. We note sales of 47 bales red tip at 10, We quote:—Brush, short green, choice, 1c. a 13¢.; hurl, green, 11¢. # 12¢.; green medium, red and red tipped, Se. a Sc, Canpixs.—The market was steady, with » fair Jobbing trade at full prices. We quote Macy's, 38¢c.; stearic, R. G. Mitchell & Co.” 14, 16 02), 12}4c. a170.; parafine was dull and lower, Oats irregular, Whiskey firmer, Petroleum was firmer, Gunnies wore steady. change, We quote: + Sperm, patent, adamantine (1 —The market for Rio and Santos was very firm. (0 bags Rio, ex Memnon, at 17346. ; 2, 21\e., and 2,000 bags do., bags do., ex Merrimack, at 21c. ex do., sold in lots at prices not imade public; also at Baltimore, ex Maggie V. Hugg, 2,000 bags Itio at 20140, Mild grades wero quict and firm, nary cirgoes, 18%c. @ 19¢.; fair do., 20c. a 20\40.; good prime do., 2c, a 21ige.; extreme do,, 20}ge. m 20%e. 19¢, a 20c., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, do., grass mats, 276, a 296. ; Singapore, do., 2c. 4 24¢.; Ceylon, 20c, m 226; Maracaibo, 2034, a 23e.; La- gnayra, 20c, © 21}¢c.; Jamaica, 18}gc, a 200.; St. Do- 4c. @ 21c.; Costa Rica, 7 Angostura, mn, 183ge. w 2c, mingo, 173, 0 18 Sayanilla, 200, a Coorensde STOCK was inactive and nominally unchanged. inch, with beads, with “hoads, 8:ineli, 90 a $2 20; box shooks, $6 50's 87; ampty hogs. Molasses shooks, Renda’#s 257" is, 25; boove, 12 feet do. ingot was firm, with sales of jc. cus. Wo quote:—New its, She. ; brasiers’ (over 10 old sheathing, &c., mixed it, Lake, 28 %4c. & 233%, sheathing (over 12 of.) 1 ue ( oie lots, 196. 'a 2e.; American inj 1b, Yellow metal—New sheathing and bronze, 22¢. ; bol 28e.: nails, sheathing, 2c. per Ib, aGe.—The demand was moderate We qpote —Manila (urge m manufacturers % about former prices. wi17 ge. ; barre do., 146: Russia bolt rope, 17. Gortox.—The market for spot cotton is dull and easier, Wo note the presen fwhom are accustomed to pur- noes, while footing up a artook of w retail chara without quotable declii number of spinne: able aggrogute, howe orally, most of sales be! $20. lower—the lowest figures of the day, in covering all the decline, in co: aves male mainly to cov 8 receipis point e maximum estimates Th graphed Le Monte at 13-16d. "At. the close of 'Chango to-day ‘the uotations were announced 13 7-166. a 18 15-20, ; Oebobor. 13134 $ 12:20-32e. ; Janu xe, 1S Lo, 2 ; Decewbe: i February, 1 &-100,, 13 13-16¢. @ 13 27-326. ; Jur ly, 14 S-l6e. & 14ige.; Ansust, uotations based on American’ standard of ou cotton in store running in quality not more than half # grade above or below the grade quoted — U Alabama. Cae: loans. Texas. i 1h 1), 12 12 ig ib W3TL16 13 15-16 16' Middling... i Good middlin, MW 4 Strict good mi 14 phy Middling fair. 1d), 15 154 Tiana dad ates Letnany TK er) ood ordinary, 1144¢. ordinar ie low middling, 12 eta ize Phe gales void ie lan Ieee Consumption. “aoe 404 1,208 Tat fatuse delivery the saics were as follows Yesterday after two P. M.—Septomber, 900 at 13 7-16e. ; November, 1 at 12746, ; January, 500 at 12 31s bales. To-day up to two 700 at 137-1 2 15-160.,600 at 1 June, 200 at L4e." To M.—Soptember, 600 at Ge., 100 at 18 18-8e.; October, 200 i2e., GOO at 12 19-16e., 1,500 at ember, 500 ab 12 15-106., "200 at 12%e., 800 at_12 27. 12 “18-16c., 200 “ut 12" 25-26, 400 at “12 29.4 300° “at 12 20-32c., 200 15-16¢., 300 at 12 15-I6e., 200 at 12 31-32¢,, 1,500 at 12 15-16e, at 13%56., 100 at 13 400 at 136. 700 March. 1.000 at 1 1iae.; April, Lol at 139180... 100 at 13 Total, 15,500 bulos. Grand total, 19,800 bales. The receipts at tho ports were as follows 968 bales; Mobile, 1,055; Savannah, 1,400; Charleston, Wilmington, 3 Ik, 1,104; Baltimore, few Yor! 180; Boston, 17 dviphia, 20. Total, ¢ pales. day’ last w B. This day last year, 6,213, Total since vy freights closed as. tollows Homburg, by steam, ge. COM> pressed; t Feats now geoxe, as to quality, We quote Prime holce do, do., Ole. aGle.; mixed, 45c.; “hen feathers, 6c, a 80. turkey feathers, Fis uilish were in good demand, but stock light. Sules were 300 q rye's at $ 25 a 8 50, and 400 Is Grand Hank at $5 a $525, Mackerel were still very light supply re held at $19, some new selling at that price ce Edward Island sold at $13.50 a $14 for No, 2's, and $1 . Boxed herring were in ood demand at 35e, 1 40s, for sealed, Barrelled herring were also in good demand, with. sale 100 bbls. Portland Sound at $550 a 30, and 300. bbls, Hall- fax, split, at $875 437, We quote :—George’s Danie cod, 5 35; Gana, 85; Western, $175; new large. 3's. $8 bo new medium, $9; sealed herring. 35e.; now No. 1 do. non No, 1 mackerel, $17 4 $14; new No. 2 do.. 813. a $14 50, Frvrrs.—Fordign—Layer raisins was quiet and without far ther change. Currants were in firm demand aud steady, with sales of 200 bbls. at Gige, a Oke. Prunes wero scarce and holders were very firm’ in their views. Almonds were. in moderate demand at firm prices, Citron was quict and with out further change. Sardines fairly active and firm. Brazil nuts were dull and unchanged. Fil- berts were quiet and unchanged, We. quote:—New layer raising, $2 124 a $2 1oose _ muscatel do., $3 40 8 $3 60, Currants, 6ixe. a6, Almonds— Tarragona, 18¢, a 18140. ; Iview, 1T34c. a 1730. ; Languedoc, I7ge. Sardines, 13% c. a Le, eurreney, forquarter boxes, an 28e. a 24e. for “halt boxes.” Valencia raisins, 10c. a 10s, ; Sultana do. 15330. Figs, 1c. a 17e. Dates, be. a Stace Jordan shelled “almonds, 47c, @ 400,” Canton’ ginger, per case, $8. Princess’ almonds, 0c, Brazil nuts, 5ige. Macaroni, Italian, 14e, ‘Turkey prunes, 10c: Leghorn citron, ‘235se, a’ 24e, "Naples walnuts, "110.4 Bordeaux do. 10g; Grenoble do ‘Lise. Sicily Mberts, Naples do.. Sige, a Ue: Barce- lona di less raisins held ‘at $485 Peanut was gniet and without further chruse. We quote:—Virginia, $1.85 a $190, and extra up to $2; Wilmington, $2 15.0 ‘ennessee, $1.55 a $1 70 for fanned and $I 15.0 $1 J nfasuued ; ‘African, $1 4 Dried Fruits—Apples were in moderate demand and firm. Peeled peachos were in good demand; strung unpeeled were dull, but without especial change. Other descriptions werd scurce and holders were very firm in their views. We quote :—State apples, sliced, c.; do, do., quartei Ye, a 9340.; Southern apple new 73<e.'a 8c. do., sliced, new, 1c. a 1039c. ;’ Western ‘do., quarters, Sig 8c. ; peeled peaches, new, Georgia, 12, lic. ; unpeeled do., ‘halves, c.; do. do.. quarters, Glge. @ Te} blac! berries, new, 10%%c. & L1G; cherriés, State, 23¢. a Bo raspberries, hew, Je. a 88e.; plums, Southern, 15c. @ 16c do.. State, 14e. a'16e. Four Axp GRain.—Receipts—Flour, 26,919 bbls.; wheat, 115,023 bushels; corn, 24,230 do. ; onts, 172,599 do.; corn meal, 491 bbls. ; rye, 1,350 bushels; barley, 27,600 do. ; barle: malt, 15,750 do. ‘Pho Your markes was steady, with a mod- trade and export demand. ‘The sales were 10,600 Jkye tlour way in fair demand, and steady. | Corn meat ierately active, with sales of 400 bbis. and 200 bags 35 a $4 40 for Brandywine, $3 75.084 26 for Western and $3 65 a $4 15 for Jersey, Wo quote No. 2 State Superfine State, Extra Stato, Choice Stute...... Superfine Western Extra Western, Minnesota... Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands, Round hoop Ohio, trade brands, Family St. Lou St. Louis, straight extr St. Louis, choice double extra, St. Louis, choice famil Rye tlour, fine to super Southern, No, 2. c of 3 lSausssssessesesessans i noacnt SERRKASSASSSSESTESHSS ARROIOTOOMIIEIOIOMAS PECIONRE OSIM AE: a Corn meal, Brand a Corn meal, puncheon ey s —Wheat was unsetth bh of about 1 bushels, part to arrive, at $1 10'a $1.20 for inferior to fair; No, 2 Chicago, $123 tor prime do.; $1 24a $125. for No. Milwaukee in ‘store, $125 for new ‘do. afloat, $1 24a $1 25 for do. to arrive, $1'31 for No. 1. Corn was' irregular and lower, closing the decline nearly recovered, with sales of 140,000 bushels at 66. a Gc. for inferior, 70s. @ Tze. for steamer, 71}¢. for suil in store, 72c. a 74e! for do, atloat. Oats were irregular, — The sules were 60,000 bushels at 3c, 8 86. for supe St. Louis mixed afloat, 470. a 0c. for white Ohio alloat, 50s. n S36, for white State ailont. Rye was quiet with sales of 700 bushels State at 92c. Barley and malt were firm, with sales of 2.600 bushels Ganada at $125; 9,000 bushels six-rowed State on private terms. Of malt, 20.000 bushels at $1.60 for Canada, Beans and peas—Mediums were in moderate request at about former prices. Marrows were dull and without further change. Other descriptions were quiet and unchanged. We quote:—Medium, choice, $2; do., fuir to good, $1 70 a $1 80; marrows, choice, $2 20 do., fulr to good, $1.90 a $2; pea, $2 a $205, red ‘kidney, prime, $225 a $240; white kidney, choice, $2 a $2 10; do.. fair to good, $1 70 a $180; greep peas, $1 90 n 82. Gunvizs.—The demand was good and tho market was firm at full anehanged prices. The sales were 200 bales on rivate terms. We quote:—Domestic cloth, 13%c. a 1346. ; Boraco and Gouripore, Lie. ; Caloutta, 10%4¢.; bugs, Like Hay AND Straw.—The market for Hay Was stoady, with a fair demand for the South at hanged prices. Straw meets with a moderate call at about former prices. We quote :—Bale hay. shipping, at 80c. a S5c. ; retail quali- at$1a$120 and 7c. © Sl for now: clover ai Gc. & salt at S0e. a G5e. Straw is quoted at Se, a 90c, for long’ tye, 55e. a 65e. for short do. and 50c, a G0c. for oat Hex Axp Jor# was quiet, und without further change, Jute butis were in fair demand, and steady, with sales of 250 bales at Sc., currency, tine. We quote :—American, dressed, per iis $270 $280 for double, and $233 a ga40 for single; Manila hemp, 7c. a Suc, gold, per the latter for fine; ‘Russia, cleans Poe: ‘talian, $2 60 a $275, gold; jute, butts quoted az 2746. a ¥e., curréncy, fess Bie. Sisal hemp, 5i4e., ol 23. —Lhe mirket was quiet for prime grades, and price: hont further change, but common grades were fairly active and firmer. ‘The sales were 1,600 dry Toxins, 1,900 dry Western, 1,256 Central Av , 150 wet suited Texas, and 150 do. ‘do. to arrive on term’ not made public.’ Wo quote Buenos Ayres, 25 to 28 Ibs. 2244 to 25 ibs., 21e. w riente’ Ibs., Ibs., 214g were wi 21 to 23 Ibs. 21 American, 18 “ 1Whge. 02 Vera Cruz, 17e. n'18e.; Bogota De. & 21ize.; Texas an Southern, 24 to 40 ibs., 13e. a 15¢. gold, selected ; city slaug! ter, ox, 60 to BU Ibs., 10c.; do. cow, 43 to 8&0 lbs., 8c. a Sige. cilrrency, selected. iLors meet With a moderate demand, at full prices. Told- ers were unable to obtain over 15e. for new crop. We quote :— Now crop, INTs, 12e. a, Loe. yearlings, 1874's, 10e. 8 156.5 ES 1 olds, all growths, 4c. a 8e. per It. Ane he market for American was dull and depressed. Scotch—Prices were more firmly held, owing to the higher prices in Glasgow. Serap was quiet and without further change. Woe note sales of 150 tons at 32c. Rails were dull and nominal. Manufactured was in fair demand and steady, We age a 1 Amarioan, 5 be) bs ae 2 do, a ; American torge, a 3 No. Coltnes: wo $32 30; No. 1 Giengarnock, $32: No.1 Eglinton, ‘23 a $30; Gartsherrie, $52; railroad iron, No. 1 foundry, $26 $27; iron rails. $51 a $63; steel ruils, $73 0877. Luap.—The market for foreign was dull bat without further. change. Domestic was quiet and un- Ks ety agp So was in Sa ees ares » We uote :—Spanish, ordinary (gol a English $7: toroighs refined (gold), $1 12% m8 Sse domeric Goa’ $5'904 $68} bar (discount 10 per cent), Ske.; pipe ido.) Orie. shook (do), ¥jge. Tathaw’'s Improved tin-lined lead pe, 163sc, PiLariiun.—The market for hemlock was quiet and without further change. Crup was dull and more or less nominal. ises.—The market was quiet and without material ge, We quote Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 25¢, a 30e. , clayed, Se. # BSc. ; do. muscovado, retining, 34c. a 3ée. do.; do., grocery, 37e, 0 42e. ; Porto Rico, 376. a b0e.; English Isiands, 6c. & 50c.; New Orleans, 6Uc. & 70, . © market for spirits turpentine wa: firmer, with sales of 200 bbls, at ae and 10 bbls, on doe Sf trong. Better grades were fairl: he sales were 500 bbis., strained, firm, No. 1 at $3 4 #325; GUO bbls. on ter wot made publi 100 bbls. No.1 and pale at $3.0 83 75, 150. bbls, No. 1 at . 109 bbls. at $8 25 and 10) bbls. pale at $4 25, 1 iet'and without further change. Pitch was dull r—Spirits turpentine, str Wilmington tar, $2 25: ned rosin, ashington tar, market for cut was quiet, and without especial uote:—Common fence’ and sheath, per a 88 00; wed was quiet and ea Olive was in moderate demand at about Cottonseed was in good demand and. firm. as moderately active, with sales of sound — at Crude whale and sperm meets with @ moderate call at. former prices. W quote :—Cottonseed, crude, 44¢. 46e.: do... sumun low. 580. a 60e.: do., wititer yellow, 6c. 70e,; lin casks aud bbls. GUc. a G2c.: lard, ‘prevent $1; a i $1 02 a $1 05: menhaden, ‘a S5e.; sperm, crude, $1 50; do,, bleachod winter, $1 85; do., natural do,, $1 80; whale, Northern, G8c. ; Ho., Southern, be.; do., "bleached winter, 75c. a Se. j do. natural do., a 73e.; olive, casks, $1 15 a $1 18: do. cases, #4 25 a $4 50, Vetkoukua.—The market for refined was moro active and firmer, The sales were 500 bbis. refined at 13 5.10e., 2,500 bbls, do, at 134, OOO bbls, do. at 1336. and 3,000 bbls. do. at 156 for prompt delivery; also, at Philadel. hia, 4,009 bbls, at 133¢6., prompt delivery. Crude in bulk was fairly active and firm, with sales of 2,000 bbls. at Gige, for yrouipt delivery and 1,000 bbls. at 7c. tor early October, Napbtha was dull, but without further change. Crude, in bulk, was quoted at Ge for prompt and month, O70. for October; do., in bbis., 10%. for prompt and month, ‘i1\e. for October. Refined: standard white, 1di¢e. a lige for prompt, month aud Getober; eurgo lots, 183g. a 1ige, ; naphtha, Lic. for prompt, month and October; cases quoted at I7ige. a 19. Philadelphia was quoted at Liye, for month and October; eargo lots, 133¢c. Baltimore dat 1Ue, vid for prompt, month and Uctober; cargo lots, le, Porarows.—The market for common descriptions was steady, with a fair demand at full quotations, Sweets were dull, plenty and easier. We quote :—Kurly bulk, per bbl, $1 25 4 81 50; peachblow, do., do., $1 25 a #1 50; peer- legs, do., do., $1 081 25; Sweet yellow, $2 a B2 7 Phovisions.—Reveipts—Pork, 10 packages; boot, 50 do. ; ont meats, 384 do. ; lard, 580'do. The pork market was firmer for'both spot and futuro delivery. ‘The sales were 600 bbls. now mess at $21 25 0 F210, cash; 25 bbls choice NeW Moss wb $22; 4,000 tierces for October delivery at B21 05. # $21 15. Dressed liogs wore quoted at 10Nc. 0 116, Boot and boot hams wore neglected and nominal at about former ratos, Bucon was quict, with sates of 80 boxes city long clear 1uige. Cut ments moderately netive, with sales of 6 snikod bellies at 4c, and 1.000 Ibs. pickled highe Wostorn steam ut 140., 75 tierees new Wi 3% fHorcor prime city ak 1di¢e.. 2,000 at 13 15-160, and 1,000 tierces seller yoar at 12%c. Butter— Khe market was fair, with @ good demand at full prices. We to chotce, 22¢. a 80c.; do., eS es a Bae em, poles. 27e. a A Lg Tm = to md iA 200. 5 ‘estern Reserve ‘an .. fair to choles, 176. a 20c. Cheese—The market was dull but without decided chan de furan eggs ate ita de Pie! ‘il i ; * fr to good, pat skim, Zo. 6 Ge. akian ace good, 8, 2c. & Se.; Ohio factory, common to fancy, le. & Kick. —Tho market for domestic goods was very firm, more espécially so ou Carolina, the stock of which was very li and there have been no receipts during the week. Fore eign grades were easier. The sales were entirely of a jobbing- character and were as follows'—40 casks Warolina. at, 7; ‘8 8c. ; 125 bbls. new crop Louisiana, to arri Be. a 8igc., and 245 bags Rangoon, at x3 peter Se AY fair to prime, Tic. a 5) wisiann, Gi<c. a Bi¢e.; fair to rime and common qui down to bic. ; Rangvon, Ge. & Bice currency; Patua, Tc. a Tigo, casrency; Hangoog in bo Sige. perib.. gold, cauke Skeps.—The market for grass was quiet and without further change. Clover was dull and nominal. Plax was neglected and nominal at about former prices, Canary was in moderate demand at full quotations. Russian hemp was in fair domand and steady. Linseed was dull and nominal. py juote pene Western, Lo a 13%. ver Ib. ; timothy, per bushel: canary, Smyrna, $0 5u — Sil; cadery, Blelly, G11; hemp, foreign, #1 eb 0 $1 eS" flaxseed, American, rough, $1 75; Unseed, Calcutta, $2) old, tine; Bombay, $2, gold. SrELtRR:—The market for both foretgn and domostic was dull, bas without decided ehange. We quote:—oreign ates, 25 o 2 Lor le do. 2 STEARINE was firm’ at 15%. a 16c. tor Western, and 16iyc. a 163c. for city. The sales were yesterday after ‘Change 125' tierces primo at 15340., and to-day, 5U tierces on the dock ut 16e. Spice was quiet and unchanged. We qnote>—Pepper, Sumatra, 16e. ; Singapore, 164. ; pimento, 113ge.; cloves, 4210. a" 45e.; cassia, 23c.; African ginger, Le; Race, do., vige.: nutinegs, $1 a $1 05 per Ib. Scvaan—The market for raw was The sales were 100 Lhds. low contrifug hhds. Cuba at Be, Refined sugar was We quote:—Fair refining, 7; grocery, fair to choice, 84g, w BN; di hhds,' and boxes, Nos. 8 to 13, Sige. a Bige. + hhds, and boxes, 6%. a 73c.; Porto Rico, rellnin| to prime, 74e. 8 Sizc.: do. grocery, fair to choice, S3c molasses, Sie. ; standard A, 10lge, ‘a 10%e.% off A, 103, ioe; crushed, 11}4¢. ; powdered, 11sec. ; granulated, 114Z6 ‘yellow, xtra CO, Wée, & LWige.; cut loaf. 113ge. w 1) ie. 8 034 + T ‘The market was easier, ‘The sales were 100,000 a 10Me. market for foreign pig was dull and more or less omestic was quiet and without further change. plates were dull and nominal, We quote :—Danca, 28. & 28e,; Straits, do, 19, a nglish, Land P. do., 18ic. a 19e.; do, . & 19. la, Plates,’ fair to choice bran a $8 25; TC. coke, $6 75 coke terne, $6 60 a ‘harcoal terno, $7 2 a $7 50, gold Tonacco.—The market for Keutucky was firm, with sales at B3g0, a 20c. Seed fea was steady, with sales of 200 cases sundries at Te. a 35e.; 24 do. Conuecticut, crop 1872, at 12}g0, ; 200 do,, do 1873, at Tc. 4 24¢,; 171 do. New York, crop 1870, ut 7346. u 1e.; 25 do, Pennsylvania, crop 1872" and 1873, at 15¢.; 165 do. Wisconsin, crop 1873, at 18ige. @ 126.7 200 do. Connecticut and’ Massacha: setts, crop 1873, on private terms. ‘The market for foreign Was firmer, with sales of 200 bales Havana at 85e. a $1. We quote:—Light and “heavy—Common lugs, 8c. & 10c.: good lugs: 9'4e, @ 1ic.; low leaf, Lie. a 130; medium leat” 124.¢, 1 Iba,“ 143g0. “a Ise; fine leaf, 1630. 9 20c.; select leaf, 18%. ‘a 25c. Old crop—Connecticut and Massachusetts, Oe. a Crop of 1572—Connecticut and Massachusetts filler: do, do. seconds, 10c. a 12¢.; do. do. wrappers, 15c..'a 20e.; Pennayl- vania fillers, 7ge. a Ye. ; do. 3 sorted lots, Ie. a 200, “Crop 1873 chusetts fillers, 7c. a 8c. ; do. do. seconds, 10c, a 120. ; Con. necticut wrappers, 20¢, @ 45e. ; do. assorted lots, 15c. a 25 Massachusetts do.'do., 12¢. w 15e.; New York assorted lot common, Se. # 11e,; do. do., good to fine, 12e. a 18e.; Penn’ Sylvania. assorted ‘lots, 1c! a 250.5 OhiG da. S3¢¢. a 10e.; isconsin do., Ze. a 10¢. Crop of 1874—Connecticut seconds, fine lots, Ise. ido. fillers, do., 8. a 10c.; do, seconds and fillers, shipping lots, Ze. 0 9c. Yommon, 80¢, 1 SSe,; good, B73sc, a Ve. : 95c. a $1 05. Yara—As- sorted lots, 873ge. @ 92e. per ib. Witakky.—Kecoipts, 863 bbls. The market was firmer; about 300 bbls, sold at $1 21. Woou—The market was quiet and without material change. We note sales of 5,000 Ibs. medium unwashed tleece at 85¢., 5,000 Ibs. do. do. ‘at 36e., 6,000 Ibs. Mic 45¢., 5,009 Ibs. delaine at 55e., 5,000 Ibs. No. 1 at 49e. Ths, Diitchess medium at 54e.,"10,000 Ibs, low scoured at 50e., and on privato terms 10,000 Ibs. fine Missouri un- washed wool, 6,000 Ibs. seoured California, 6,500 Ibs. spring clip do., 25,000 Iba, spring clip do., 1,500’ Ibs, Nevada ani 5,000 Ibs. short extra pulled, ‘Zixc.—The market tor sheets was stoady, with a fatr de- mapd, at full, unchangod prices. We quote -—Sheets, 84c. Qe. a8 to numbers, Fruicurs.—tho berth market was unchanged. In. char- ters rain rates wero decidedly stronger. The market for petroleum tonnage was duil owing to the high price of oil and tho depression in exchange. |The engagements were us follows :—To Liverpool, by steam, 40, ushels grain at Gigd. a 7d. ; 100 bbls. pork at 38, 6d. ; 500 boxes bacon at 27s. “Gd: and 16.000 boxes cheese at 308." To London, by steam, 56,000 bushels grain at. Sid. a Od, and to Glaszow, by steam, 8,000 bushels grain at 8d. and 83d., and 50 hhds. of tallow'at 30s. The charters were :—An Austrian bark (a re- charter), hence to Cork for orders, with 3,800 quarters ‘ain, ab 5s. Lox4d., short lay days? @ Norwegian bark, ence game voyaye, with 3,000 do. do., at 6s, another (to arrive), hence same voyage, with 2,500 do. do., at 6s. Gd., with priviloge of a direct port in Bristol Chaniel, at 6s.} auother, from Baltimore to Cork, for orders, with 3,000 do: do., at 73. ; # British bark, henco' to Liverpool, with 4,700 bbls. refined petroleum, at 4s, 43¢d.; an Austrian’ bark, hence to Trieste, with 3,800 bbls. do."“do., at 5s. 43gd.; a Germ, bark, hence to Santos, with 1,000 bbls, flour, at $113; a French bark, of 396 tons registor, hence to Genoa, with hard residium, at 25s, Gd. per ton; a German bark (to arrive), rumored, from Philadelphia to Bremen, with 5,400 bbis. refined petroleum, at 4s, Od. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gauvestow, Sept. 21,1875, Cotton quiet; middling, 13c.; low middling, 125¢¢. ; good ordinary, Ly ine. Exports coastwise, 1,756 bales. Sales, 803. Stock, 15) New OneAns, Sept. 21, 1875, Cotton—Demand movterato ; middling, 1 low middling, 1274e.3 good ordinary, 117¢c. | Net recelpts, LOS bates: gross, 1,364." Exports—To Great Britain, 2; to the Coutinent, 1600. Bales, 1,000, Stock, 14,657. Monte, Sept. 21, 1875, oe. a 12%e.; low middling, 8, 300. Stock, 4494. Savanvan, Sept. 21, 1875. Cotton quieter; demand good; middling, 13e.; low mid- dling, 128¢; good ordinary, 12}gc. Net receipts, 1,400 bales. Sales, 1,509. “Stock, 9,5" Cuancestoy, Sept. 21. 1875. Cotton steady Cotton qniet; middling, 1 12%e. a 12}¢c. ; good ordinary Exports coustwise, 391, Sali ; middling, 12%. a 1Sc.; low middling, 12kge.1 good ordinary nominal. "Net receipts, 1,419 bales, Sales, 1,100. Stock, 9,146, Witaixeron, N. ©.. Sept. 21, 1875, Spirits turpentine firm at J0c. Rosin strong at $1 35 for strained. Tar firm at $1 45. Burrato, Sopt. 21, 1875, Lake receipts—Flour, 4,009 bbls. ; wheat, 86,000 bushel corn, 140,000 do. ; oats,’ 112,000 do. ; barley. 8,000 do, Bai road’ receipts Flour, 7,604) ols." wheat, 24.000 bushels corn, 30.000 do. ; oats, 2.4000 do.: barley, 4,700 do, Rail: shipments—Flour, 7,300 bbls. ; wheat,’ 107,000 bush- corn, 39,000 do. ; outs,” £2,000 do.; barley, 4,800 do: rye, 14,000 do. Canal shipments to tidewater—Corn, 56,600 bushels; interior, none, Canal freights—Wheat, O7%c, a Ze. corn, Giyc.; oats, Age. to New York, tolls included. Flour ws ‘ani firm! Sales of 800 bbls. at $6 9 $6 75 for 50 a $7 25 for bakers, $3 25 a $7 50 for amber, for white, $8 50 0 $9 75 for new procoss, $5 for rye, 3 @ $7 75 for new ont meal, Wheat Inactive; little of fering, and that far above buyors' views; theref are omitted. Corn quict, heavy and lower; bushels No. 2 mixed Western at 65e. in los; 3 . at Gitge. a Ge, ; 94,000 do., to arrive, at G4 Oats duil; hold a 3 Chicago.” Rye neglected, Barley in fair de- 18,00 bushels Canada at $115 a $122, part to ' one car'six-rowed Stato at $1 on track. Seeds quiet and unchanged. Pork dull at $2: or heavy mess, Lard dull at Ide, a 14!50 Highwines nominally $1 18, Curcaao, Sept. 21, 1875. Flour quiet, and weak: spring extras, $5 25 0 80; Minne- 50, Wheat generally unchanged, but some sales lower: No. 1 Ohiengo spring, $1 14: "No. 2 do., $107, 1 0544, seller October; $1 0534. seller November: seller all the yenr: No. 3 do., Me. : Corn unsettled and ‘No. 2 mixed, O5\c., spot: Sige. bid, seller Oc d, S830, Oats— c., Spot; 35e., seller ie. seller ail the uyers and sellers apart; tending downward $1 03 seller October. Rye easier, but in Toe. spot. Pork strong and higher at $22, pot; S21 50 a $21 59, seller October. Lurd—Demand_ fait d prices have advanced to $13 50 a $13 55, spot; $13 524, ler October. Bulk meats steady and unchanged. Whiske strong and highor, at $1 1634 a $1 16. At tho afternoon cal of the Board wheat, was eusier, at $1047, October. Oats steady, at 34%c. w 34%c., September; 326. a B2%e., Octo- ber. ‘at Sde., October.” Pork and latd wn- changed. Recerpts—6,000 obts, flour, 105,000 bushels wheat, 134,000 ‘do. corn, 70,000 do, oats, 28,000 do. barley and 7,000 do. rye. Shipments—4,000 bbis. ‘flour, £000 bushels wheat, 8,000 do. corn, 45,000 Uo. oats and 11,000 do. barley. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipence, R. I., Sept, 21, 1875, Printing cloths quiet and weak, but not quotably changed in prices. re quotations les of 9,000 EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox. 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D, Baruxy, Treasureg IRST MORTGAGE.—$3,500 WANTED, ON FIRST roperty, on Main street, Sing Sing, Westchester rth double this amount. Address R. Ing # office, New York. OLDERS OF THE STOCK OF THE BOST ford und Erie Railroad wishing to dispose of the same r ” state amount bLeld aud address J. H. M., Windsos otel ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city mortgages without bonus. Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST apply to H.-L. GRANT, 145 Broadway. MORtCAGEs WANTED FOR THESE AMOUNTS $1,000, $1,500, ) $3,250, $4,000, $5,000, $7,000, $8,000, $10,000, larger amount to Joan on good property 7 Cedar street. ¥ TO LOA Westeh Property ; first and s COCKOROF —ON OND AND MORTGAGE ON unty, New York city and Brooklys nd Mortgages how M. DAVENPOR’ ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRS out bonus; on second and le. 181 Broadway. MOR’ 8, WITH. hold mortgages wt easy terms. ». W. STAKE, Broadway, room 8. EW YORK CITY 6 AND 7 PER CENT STOCK FOR alo by WM. R. UTLEY, No, 4 Wall street. ORTH CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BOND, SECOND class, No. 5,275, lost ; holaer please notify ; $10 reward. ©. E, THORBURN, 11 Broad street. AW ANTED—$500 FOR THREE MONTHS; GOOD rity; will pay well, Address F., Herald office wast D—THE LOAN OF $1,009 OR $2,000; WILL give good security and a salary if desired.’ Call as factory, 330%. Yelock. East Sixtieth street, from 10 to TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. $100.00 age on New York and Brooklyn Prope erty, without bonus; also good Second Mortgages cashed af once, without delay, at moderate terms. Apply to T. Be PARSONS, 111 Broadway, room A, basement. $200 0.00 20, LOAN ON MORTGAGE IN SUMS TO aU, suit on improved Real Estate in New Yor gf Brooklym. “Apply to W. I. COOK, 259 Washington street, jrooklyn. rm TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN IN NEW $500.006 York city, without bonas, in large of small sums; builders’ applications wanted. Apply to Lawyet CHARLES SCHAFFNER, 800 Third avenue. 67 000. -LIBERAL LOANS ON FIRST MORT- . gage, tothe extent of two-thirds of mar- ket value, on private residences in New York. Money loaned on Westchester and Brooklyn improved. . P. HYATT, 145 Broadway. AS EXPERIE D YOUNG MAN HAVING AN ES tablished, paying tea Jobbing business, desires a parte Br with about $5,000. " Address TEAS, box 4,261 Post o! jew York, GOOD OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED TO A THORS ough business man to manage a manufueturer's axeneyg pleasant, safo and profitable business; capital required stock, &¢., $3,000, Address T, L. R., box 212 Herald office. NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN OF TASTE, WITH A little capital, ean secure half interest in a now art dise ‘and profitable. Inquire of Mr. JEFFERS, 28 covers Broad st PART WANTED—WITH SMALL CAPITATy ‘and good security, to act as cashier in anction business, Already established. Address X. V. C.; box 194 Herald office, for three days. A GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN, WITH $500 IN cash, to take one half interest in's good livery and Sale stable, doing a good business. Call at 22 Amity street “A MAN, WITH $1,000 TO $2,000 (RESTDENT Om Brookiyn preferred), to increase au old established Cides Hottling business and ‘take charge in the fagtory: ow ble the money in one season. Address CIDER, Herald officer “A Abb irt0 AL CAPITAL PROCURRD FOR MEW «chants, manufacturers and others; Mining Int tiated: Real Estate exchanged for Busines capital seeking business advised (without charge) approved opportunities. References—Ifoward, Sanger Co., faney goods, 105 Chambers street; McFadden & Re importers French window glass, 65 Warren street. GRIG & CARLETON, Financial and'Basinoss Brokers, 98 Broad: way. INVENTION, HAVING UNUSUAL ATTRACTION! AX open to @ business man. Address PROG Herald ofice. Ae INTEREST IN A PROFITABLE CASH BUSINE! established 12 years, for $2,500 cash, or wonld sell account of ill health’ f Address Mr. JAME XTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO AN active man with some means who is ablo to manage in established business working sucenssfully grout inven tion, PHOTO.-GALY. REL. CO., 129 West Broadway. OR SALE—THE WHOLE OR ONE ALP INTEREST of a well paying Billiard and Wino Tall Establishme towhich the present owner cannot attend personally. Fe terms or information apply at No. 10 Clinton place. OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN RESTAI rant. doing » epleniid paying business sug of the best cornersin the city. REED & HOYT, No. 2 Park place. Oo", THE FINEST OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSI- ness ever offered; $1,900 required; i business well established NKINS, 28 West Twenty-ninth street. ARTNER WANTED—SPECIAL OR ACTIVE, WITH capital. in. a remunerative manufacturing Business) city; satisfactory references and particulars given. GRAIN, Herald office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A SAFE AND EXTRA PROP ftable manufacturing business; @ steady man with $4,000; can realize a Landsome incoule, Address, for an ime torview, B, B., Herald office, PARTNER IN BANKING BUSINESS WANTED—WITHE from $25,000 to $50,000, to meet the growing demands of @ Collection and Commission House, having a valuable line of depositors and a large and desirable correspondence: favorable opening for a business man. Apply to GRIGGS: CARLETON, 08 Brondw Rae CHANCE—$1,500 WILL SECURE AN INTER’ est as cashier in a legitimate {gavolling. business thas will pay $50,000 in six months. Address STAR, box 1,308 New York Post office. SATISFACTORY GUARANTEES CAN BE FURNISHED KY to nny one who is willing to advance the necessary caple til for pushing the introduction of an important {uvention Ia cnxineoring, now in suecessful operation, Address W. Oy era y ‘Wanted, a partner, with $5,000; ean control his own investment. Apply at 208 Wantep condueting on half interest tion and good » PERIENCED set Ce entlemen’s clothing and furnishing s ‘Ho capital required, only good recommenda curity. Address F. T,, Herald office, TANT PITALIST TO TAKE AN INTE! Won Manulaeturing Business; one qualf to manago fis Ouances and goneral office business in t city: a safo and big investment is guaranteed: fir class ind ts offered to desirmg to engage ine ‘vod payin noes open to jinvestigatiom, Address P. A 101 Herald offic WANTED SSURCIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH $10,000 to Invest ; business long and well establis) will pay 35 to 40 per cent on investment. Address EDWA! Cudor 4 Vosey street, New York. 300 .-Ax, AMBITIOUS AND THOROUGH GEM, tleman, with services and this amount desires t¢ Invest, ne partner In cash, honest and legitimate Basia established with party who may need an assistant and give equally as good references, State particulars or né | pede de ; no hambugs need answer. Address HONEST, erald office. Or =—WANTED, A PARTY WITH, THE ABOV! $2,500 iH '* ammount, to take half interest 4n a well hed coal yard, Apply to my agent, G. D. HANKINS, ninth street, 3, 000 TO $5,000 WANTED—TO MANUFACTURE . ‘4 line of articles in sheet metals, just paw ented, that will bear investigation, Address UFAG si ‘aid Uptown Branch office, TUR) 50.000 “WANTED, 4 PARTNER, SPECIAL Of . + active, with this amount, in the banking Vusiness in this city, making @ specialty of first class ine Festment securities! business well orgunized, many yeart established, with a large acquaintance and oS ducted economically, by parties of long experience, wi thoroughly understand the business; business safe, legitth a profitable: no specniation in. gocks, Addrees, nee dor real name and address, INVESTMENT COMI’ANY, Hew aid office. 5 WANTED--ADDITIONAL CAPITAL, BY 50.000 @large manufacturing company; offers & rst class investment, paying largo interest; of « favorab! opportunity to an; dosirons of establishing a so@ than honorable wad remmuncrasive business: Address J- Weg box 133 Herald office, ‘CLUSIVE MA! $10,000 Wari? eacacte’ wow ta operations i da icy AB , Gromteel seat EE tendo and will be & monopoly 0 anches; the profits sro’ large and the gales will be lt G@., Post obliga or call at un ee 88 wa, Maas :