The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1875, Page 13

FINANCIAL’ AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks a Trifle More Active and Higher—Pa- cific Mail Again in the Speculative Front. GOLD STRONG AT 1163-4 A 117. Money Easy and Good Investment Securities Firm—Washington and London Advices, Wat Sraner, TwEspAY, Sept, 28—6 P. M. ‘The stock market to-day was active, stronger and for the moment encouraging, While the principal buying was confined to a few parties the sympathy thereby communicated to the general list of securities was at once decided and leaves little doubt that whenever a real bull movement commences the advance will enlist the co-operation of outside purchasers. Until the sup- port of the latter class is obtained, however, there is ‘20 reason to expect under present conditions long con- tinued Grmness, The street is too poor to sustain the market without extraneous help, There is no question that, with the improvement in the carrying trade, an advance in freights and the transfer of crops from the centre to the seaboard, the opportunity will come for which so many have patiently awaited, ana unless the country is agitated by fears of inflation and a dis- turbance of the currency those who are on the long sido of the market will receive their reward. It is not reasonable to suppose that all of the railway companies which now make such a beggarly exhibit of figures and on thé stock list are quoted below twenty will remain in their present position without an effort to secure for them once more © THe CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC. Such efforts are even now in embryo, and from vari- ous quarters we learn that stockholders are taking the aecessary steps to attain this end. A meeting of some of the stockholders of Wabash is to be held on Thurs- day, at which certain propositions may be presented having this object in view. The recommendations of ‘Sir Edward Watkin concerning Erie have not been for- gotten, Movements are also contemplated in connec- tion with Michigan Central, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Ohio and Mississippi and other low-priced securities ‘which, it is believed, will exert an improving influence, The managers of these great corporations cannot afford to waste their substance and make no endeavor to re- cover lost ground, Among other encouraging features of the situation we learn that the Atlantic and Pacific and St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway have re- ‘established harmonious relations on a basis which the managers.of the two lines regard as equitable and per- manent, The ruinous competition recently inaugurated has given.place to remunerative rates of fares and freights, and the owners of the two lines congratulate themselves upon the well assured pros- pect ofa large and profitable business, The recent ad- vance of rates between Chicago and the East and the toning up of railway matters by increased earnings and reduced expenses all indicate a better state of things in rata securities in this section. THE RANGE OF PRICES TO-DAY ‘was as follows: Pacific Mail, stimulated by reports that the company had at last consummated its long- pending negotiations with Japan, and sold some of its wooden sidewheel steamers for between $700,000 and $800,000, advanced from 845% to 8634, at which price considerable realization took place, leaving the stock to close at 3624; 91,600 shares were sold.. The “point” ‘was freely distributed that to-morrow the price will touch 38, Next in interest and activity was Lako Shore, of which many encouraging things are said by its friends, The opening figure was sae the lowest 5254, the highest 53%, and the last 53%. Western Union was strong at 75% a 76%, and closed “at 7. Erie sold at 165 a 17, ending at the latter price. Northwest common sold at 39.39%. The pgeferred stock was steady at 54. St. Paul common ranged between 33% a 8434, closing at 843. The preferred stock vibrated be- tween 627% a 63%. Union Pacific sold at 70 a 69%, end- 4ng at 70. Ohio and Missiasippi at 15% 216}. Missourt Pacific opened at 4534 and fell off to 44, Atlantic and Pacific preferred sold at 1034 210. Wabash was steady at63z. Panama was quoted at 138, Michigan Central advanced from 535% to 55 and reacted to 64 In other stocks the changes are unimportant. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- gated 171, 700 shares, which were distributed as follows New York Central and Hudson, 200; Erie, 6,400; Lake Shore, 40,423; Northwestern, 8,100; Rock Island, 100; Pacific Mail, 91,700; St. Paul, 1,200; do. pre. ferred, 350; Obios, 6,400; Western Union, 14,220; ‘Wabash, 1,525; Union Pacific, 603, ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in closing prices since yesterday are as follows: Apvaxor.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 34; Erie, 34} Lake Shore, %; Northwestern common. 45 do, referred, 34; Ohio and Mississippi, 4; Pacific ‘Mail, 44; Quicksilver, 4; Rock Island, 3? St. Paul common, Bi "Wabash, 4s; Union Pacific, 4; Western Union, 34; id, 44. nana Eriold London, %; St. Paul preferrod, %; Harlem, 1; New York Central, 'y ;. Atlantic aud Pacilé preferred, 3. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and towest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest. 102 loz Now York Central. Fi0 vee. 165 Lake Shore 52% Wabash. .... 6% Northwostern . 39 Sorthwestern preferred. 54 107K 20h % 33% Mil. and St. Paul pref. 62% 62% Ohio and Mississippi 15% Row Jorsey Centr m1 el., Lack. and Western.. 12132 121% Union Pacific. . 70 09% Western Union 75% 15K Atlantic and Pacific Tel... 19 19 Pacific Mail 3 84% 133 138 CLOSING PRICES—5 P. Mw. Mil & St Panl.. 344% Bay Bile Sti’ plas ae way VU & Express. mS Wells: Fargokx 753% NY CAH R102 96 NS Central. 11146 @ Parti Olito & Mit 16% Panama.--..138 Wo f4 4g Tol & Wal 6% Ehicd RL 107% & B® UnPretne 70 INVESTMENT SHARES, ‘The following shows the quotations at the Board for tnvestment shares :— Bid. Asked, Ulinots Central. 97% Cleveland aud F 91 Cloveland, Col, Cin. and Ind. pat Pitts., Ft.’ Wayne and Chic. 98 Chicago and Alton preferred. 104 Chicago, eR ‘and Quincy 2 12 United N. ft R. and Canal Co. 130 ~- Morrt 103% 104 New York, Now Haven and Hartford, 143% a4 100 103 pidany anil Susquehanna. elawarcand Hudson Canal, . THE MONEY MARKET. No change is to be recorded in this department, and wwe quote call loans on the basis of 134 and 2 per cent, mith prime discounts at 644 a7 per cent, according to date of maturity, That there is not more paper in the of brokers is due to the fact thata large part of business doing is for cash. «Currency shipments ve not yet assumed large proportions; on the 119% amount of curfency sent South and West largely de: oeids the rates which money is to command here later a the season; for these shipments, being almost rxclusively in I tender notes, have a direct bearing on the reserves of the banks, The foreign exchanges were dul and lower, the leading bankers paving re- Auced their rates to 4.80 and 4.84. Among the brokers \ue quoted rates for actual business were 4.79 for long end 4,83 for demand, One hundred dollars in currency Ao-day was worth only from $86 47 to $86 67. GoLp, The gold speculation was firmer on the decline in Gri sh consols at London and government bonds in Sermany, arising out of the advance in the rates of dis- Fount ly the Bank of Prussia, The price at the open- % Wis 116%, advanced to 117 and closed at 116%. @ rates paid for borrowing were 3-64, 1-82 and 1.04 yor diau, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘The day’s business at the Gold Exchange Bank coy- CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges. . The German steamship Donat, which sailed from Hravre for New York on the 25th inst. and touched at Southampton this morning, had on board £28,000 specie, THE NEW YORK SUB-TREASURY balances are as follows:—Gold receipts, $415,308; pay- ments, $627,459; balance, $35,186,051; currency ge ceipts, $594,028; payments, $799,694; $57,830,869; customs receipts, $308,000, t The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $12,000°on account of interest and $43,000 in redemption of five- twenty bonds. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. A telegram from Washington says:— “The Secretary of the Treasury has ordered the re- tirement of $304,584 of the outstanding legul tenders, that amount being 80 per cent of the national bank cir- culation issued during the past month, Until further ordered the outstanding legal tenders will be reported at $373,941,000; national bank notes received for re- demption to-day, $776,000; custom’ receipts, $509,000; internal revenue receipts, $253,000,” We learn from the United States Assay Office that, of the £116,000 noted as having been shipped from Lon- don for the United States prior to to-day, not an ounce has been received at that office, and consequently they infer that the shipments have been in American gold coin instead of sovereigns. The following were the Treasury balances to-day :—Currency, $2,500,000; coin, $67,000,000, less coin certificates, $12,500,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following quota- tions:—United States currency sixes, 124 a 12434; do. do., 1881, registered, 12114 a 1214; do. do., do., coupon, 123% a 124; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 118 a 1183; do. do., do, coupon, 118%; do. do., 1864, registered, 11834; do. do., do., coupon, 119% @ 1195; do, do., 1865, registered, 1193; do. do., coupon, 11934 a 119%; do. do., do, new, registered, 119% a 119%; do, do., do., coupon, 119% a 11954; do, do., 1867, registered, 120% a 120%; do. do., coupon, 120% a 12134; do, do., 1868, registered, 12114 @ 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 121% a 121%; do., ten-forties, registered, 116% a 117; do. do., coupon, 117K a 118; do., fives, 1881, registered, 118 a 11834; do, do., do., coupon, 11834 a 118%. PRODUCE EXPORTS, ‘The exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day are $4,100,204, against $5,278,759 for the corresponding week in 1874 and $6,494,941 in 1873. The total exports of produce from the port since Jan. 1 this year amount to $185,442,681, against $217,992,504 for the corresponding period in 1874 and $215,168,223 in 1873, balagce, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were active in the late dealings, the leading feature having been the Pacific issues, Centrals advancing to 106, Union firsts to 10334, Land Grants to 10134, and Sinking Funds to 90%. Michigan Central sevens fell off to 10334, Chicago and Northwestern con- solidated coupon gold bonds to 87, Ohio and Mississippi consolidated Sinking Fund to 89, Hannibal and St Joseph consolidated to 75, and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consolidated to 9534. Harlem coupon firsts brought 11534, and New Jersey Central firsts, new, 11134. Canada Southern firsts, coupon on, sold ut 40, and Chesapeake and Ohios, ex-coupon, at 27, ‘The following are the,closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacitic firsts, 108% to 10334; Union Pacific Land Grants, 101% to 10154; Union Pacific Sinking Funds, 90% to 907%; Central Pacifics, 106 to 106. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET, The special despatch to the Evening Telegram states that the prominent feature of the market was the downward movement in consols. They have been steadily declining for several days, but the decline of the morning is to be attributed more particularly to the | rumors: of war being imminent between England and China, Consols have declined % per cent since yes- terday, the price for them now being 98%. The specu- | Iation in Erie shares seems tobe on the wane. They have declined 3 per cent since the close of business yesterday, the price for them now being 14%. Central PacMic sixes have advanced 34 per cent to-day, ,They are now quoted at 94 The shares of the Pennsylvai Railroad have declined 3 per cent, the last sale having been made at 4434. Foreign securities are dull, owing to the unsatisfactory phase which affairs in Eastern Europe have assumed. Advices from the Continent are to the effect that the markets generally are weak. In the market for American securities, both govern- ment and railroad, there has not been any variation of any consequence, although they are as a rule well supported. THK LATEST QUOTATIONS. U 8, fives (new)... Now York Centr: Illinois Central Union Pacific si Union Pacitic land grani Central Pacific sixes. Pennsylvania Railroad Reading Railroad. New York city sixes Erie Railway..... Virginia State bonds (con. debt) We also report the withdrawal of £11,000 bullion from the Bank of England on balance to-day. To-day is the Stock Exchange. The decline in securities at Lon- don was doubtless aided by the action of the directors of the Bank of Prussia, who to-day advanced the rate of discount from 5 to 6 per cent. American securities were lower inGermany in consequence of this, Private advices from Germany state that money in the open market there is even higher than the bank rate, BANK SHARKS. Bank shares sold at 122 for Commerce and 95% for Fourth National, The latest bids are annexed :—Amer- ica, 150; American Exchange, 115}s; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,675; City, 800; Commerce, 121; Continental, 91; Corn Exchange, 135; Fourth National, 95%; Ful- ton, 156; German-American, 82; Gold Exchange, 119; Importers and ‘Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Mechanics’, 140; Mercantile, 10834; Merchants’, 122; New York, 130; New York National Exchange, 100; Phoenix, 98; Republic, 923;; Union, 142, PHILADELPIIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at | three o’cloek this day :— Bid Asked. City sixes, old. 106% — City sixes, new + 100% = 100% Cainden and Amboy « 120% _ Pennsylvan ays 5055 50% Philadelphia and Reading. 505% 56% Lehigh Valley... 61% 1x | Catawissa Railroad, preferred 445 pe Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 20% Northern Central. 20% | Lehigh Navigation, | Lehigh Navigation gold loan 103% MEMORANDA. The books and papers of the Michigan Central Rail- road have been removed to the main office at Detroit, and the Boston office has been closed. By this opera- tion the company will effect considerable saving in ox- penses. The transfer books will remain at the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company in this city. The Boston people appear to be very much aggrieved at this action, and have sold the stock down sharply of late as a sort of revenge for the closing of the Boston office. Payment onthe bonds of Lake Shore will begin Oc- tober 1. The coupons of the consolidated eight per cent cur- roncy bonds of the Houston and Texas Central Railway, maturing October 1, will ve paid at the National City Bank, The stockholders of the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company this afternoon elected the following named directors:—William Orton, N. Green, 7, R. Edson, J. H. Banker, M, Lefferts, A. B. Cornell, H.R. Pierson, G. B, Prescott and Augustus Schell. ©, Livingston, J, H, Fisher and 8. M, Taylor were chosen inspectors, Ata meeting of the Panama Railroad Company to-day Mr, P. ©, Calhoun, President of the Fourth National | Bank, was elected a director, vice Mr. Emmett, re- signed. A quarterly dividend of three per cent was de- clared, payable on the 1léth prox. The books close Oc- tober 1. ‘A private despatch to one of the largest banking houses here from a well informed correspondent in San Francisco says, “The Bank of California will positively ticket day, and to-morrow fortnightly settling day, at | 4 resume October 2.” | devas odigialle ated to-day tak she dicest cable | was interrupted In shallow water, and that the repair. ing ship would go out immediately. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES bet (Retna 5 208 Too mit a Si yg ee 88. SEEEECERDERRUEREE SEECEE askect FzzRCES SESSESE oa NW 100 Brie Bie 40 do. 100 Chi & 100 Pac Mail SS.be.83 355, $6000 Cen Pac gb..... 16000 do.. . Tugspay, Sept, 28, 1875. BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 800 shs LS & MS BR, 100 do. " sett ¢ 101 raw i. roe Ba P RR... SesuechSZeSeEcks do. LS&Ms Ri. be.bs do. es8fee RRptbe bc.0 BEFORE CALI=12:30. P. 1 1K £00 sha Pae Mall 83.43 do. {oo Tol Wabi RR. 300 0 78 4 200 Union Pac RRI{1. 70, 100 Atl & Pac pl... 2800 PacMail SS....°. 58% 30 “do... 200 © “do. 858% 200 Pac RE of 200 B54) 2 0 208 807% 200 Mil & Si 30% 100 0. 500 86" 100 Mil & Si 4200 B64 100 do. ba 6y 200 36° 400 Ohio a M BR by 1653 1000 B66 700° do fs 1600 364 S00 do. B10 Bose 2 P.M. $10000 U $5-20, ¢, 67. 121 ° SECOND BOARD—1 P, M, 1033g 500 shs PacMSS.....63 963% 11% 70 a 4000 Har 10000 H & Sto Bisse. 5000 10 shs Fours ‘Nat Bk: be.bd 100 Quich 100 NYC&H 800 Erie RR. $1000 U 8 5-20, r, '6' 2000 U 8 5's, do. 10 Wells-Far, Wi, 800 ev* st, 7's, ©. Exbe Rb ¢.b3 b 60 tome & W iis, be 2:30 TO 3 P, 400 shs Chi & N W..93 "BI, r. 00 do. 300 HE & St Jo it. 100 Atl & Pac pt. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES BARELY STEADY—FLOUR STEADY—WHEAT HIGHER— CORN FIRM—OATS FIRMER—RYE DULL— BARLEY UNSETTLED FIRM—BARLEY MALT DULL—PORK AND LOWER—LARD EASIER— PETROLEUM STEADY—NAVAL STORES QUIET— GROCERIES STEADY—HIDES QUIET AND FIRM— OILS QUIET AND FIRM—WHISKEY DULL, LOWER AND NOMINAL—FREIGHTS QUIET AND STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUNNIES FinM, There was rather more stir in the merchandise | markets, but there was also more irregularity and | | wider fluctuations in values, On 'Change flour was | generally qui Tcrspar, Sept, 28—6 P. M. tet, but a fair business was nevertheless done at steady prices, Wheat was decidedly stronger for prime, but inferior wheat, both spring and wia- ter, improved but little, Corn was fairly active and | firmer, Oats were a little dearer, Whiskey lower and | nominal, Pork and lard were unsettled and lower. Cotton on the spot was steady, Futures closed barely steady, Petroleum was steady, Naval stores were quiet Hides were quiet and firm, Ofls quiet and firm. Homp and jute quiet. Gunnies firm. Groceries steady, Asuns.—Tho market was dull, but without further change. We quot ANTIMONY.- gold. Pots, 5340. # Go. ; poarls, 8e, ‘The mark for regulus was firm at 13}c., Bueswax was quiet and steady. Wo quote Wostern at g214e., and Southern at 346. Broom Cony was about the being generally of a jobbing Sigggrses We quote :—Brush, | short green, choice, 10c. & 12. hurl, green, 100. @ 110,; green medium, Oe. « 10e.; red and red tipped, 70, » 8, Caxpixs mi t with a fair inquiry at about former prices. We quote :—Sperm. 29¢. ; sperm, patent, Macy's, 38¢. ; stearic, R. @, Mitchell & Co, 14, 16 on,), T2k6e. # 170.; parafline, 4s, 2le. Corree—Market for Brazil was quiet and firm, were 3,000 bags Rio, ex Memnon, Baltimore, 7 Mild grades wore quiet and steady. (16 o8.), 276, a u¥e.; adamantine (12, | + 18e., gold, and, at on private terms. From Messrs. W. Scott 000 bags ox Cric & Son’s circular :—Stock of Rio at New York, 54,281 bags; at Baltimore, 17,840 do. ton, 10,000 States to 3d inst. Stutes to 25th 196. Curweom, 196. mer_ prices. by adty. t Savannah, 4,005 do.; at Galves« fiont and loading for United 808 do.; purchased for United do. 2 a sem, eho, ah last reported, business | a SE te eer mixed ide. iw eras ib Yellow’ motel How sheath. ConDAGR was in moderate quotations. Corto: Rar ere ro aro again marked down Me, for all grades what irregular, with the tendency still in bi addition to the sales below noted for export wore taken for Liverpool, in the 13 3-16¢. All the sotton reported for the Liverpool m: compared with caelionn including 100 bales eyitdiling, so arrive qu action, shorts, to lai the of the Sb2e. 5 4% “August Quotations are. based on‘Amorieun standard of classifieaton and on cotton in store running in quality hot more than half & grade above or below the rade quoted. Uplands, “Alabama, New Orleans. Te Ordinary. 104 0% 103g Strict ordi nig sire ordinal iL uf trict 124 mlduling 13> Barlct tow m 16 135-16 ling. 1346 Strict good m tii ie 43 nl in, 4 Middling fair..." 14% 13 Fae 15% 1) rdlnaty, 10K. strict" good orditary, Tie.; low middling, To. Ker tre 123gc, The sales were > To-day, Last Evening. Total, Export... 400” = 400 Consumpiion. 410 325 735 Total 810, 5 1135 Incluc have are 160 bales to arrive, —For fature ‘ery the sales Re tee ‘esterday ‘M.—September, 120 ,at 13 8 ort nates, one BOO 0813-78. GOO wt i 4 3186. 200 af ort ndtice 00 at 13 B-160.; October, ag 12 November, 70D at 12 28-32 Den F, 200 at 19NGC.y S00 at 1228-330; January, G0) at in. : February, 100 at 13 1-6 | March, 200'at 153<0 (000 bales. yup 10 3 P M.—Sepiember, 100 at istics. 1,100 at 1356. 3 6. at 13 1-166., short notice; ae ib O.3 "400 at 12 27-3200} 900 at 12 13-16c., 2,000 at 1227-826. ; 200 ab 12 19.16 | 3 ei (io at 1211-160.) 1,100 a 2,700 at 12 ast 7 bales. steam, 11-16e. To Hamburg, by steam, Jgc. oumprese To, Bremen, by steam, 0. compressed." To Liverpool, 340, by steam; by sail FEATILRKS were quiet Ls steady, We Prime new gees, 8c. a 0c. ; quality, 3 ISH. were 200 Grand ‘The sales were 100 bbls, No. 1 Shore No, 1's at 820; 000 bbls. Pingo Edward Inland fold at $14 50.0815 for No. S's, Herring—Box were in good d mand and firm, with sales of 10, 2 B5e. for pote fand 30e. for NG. 1's, ‘Barrolled erring wore in Tatr demand 200 bis. Portland sound sold wt. $650, and bbls. Biiore spe at, 3 Grand do., $5 new medium, $9: No, 1 mackerel, $2 large No. 3 do. $1 OUR AND URAL. 121,703 bushels; corn, 108,692 720 bbl moderate inqu! ‘were 20,000 bbls, Rye was in fair demand and ste was firm. meal, 3 65 a $4 for Jersey. 0. 2 Stute. $4 50a $5 00 9 Wa 5 5 69a 625 6258 675 5004 5 90 5 60a 6 0 628 750 575 6 50 6 50a 7 50 7 90a 800 6 0a 700 7008 7 50 BO00a 8 SO St. Louis, choice family. 8508 9 50 Ryo tlour, fine to superfine. 4708 6 00 Southern, 4504 5 00 480 525 575 70 TBe 90 38a 415 BAS a 415 42548 430 Corn meal! puncheoas. 20 00 8.20 50 —Whent was in moderate reques better for prime, closin, and él oe. ‘The we 175,000 bushels, at $1 a $1 10 for inferior red. winter, $1 @ 1.08 for rejected $112 spri & $115 for No, 8 Chicago, $1 20 w $4 22 for No. ore'tnid afloat, and $1.35 4 $1 3d for No. 1 Milwaukee, the latter price to ‘arrive. Corn con- about 20,000 els, for steamer and 70c. a 70%. te call’ “Oats wero er for No. 2 Chicago. sales were 10,000 at 45%sc. for aay white a ig | nowinal. er's favor. ferivr and 9,000 do. for four-rowed State on malt 1,200 bushels at $1 05 for two-rowed State. Beans and peus.—The demand for mediums was firm at about stead: prices. Marrows were quiet and without change. Ou scriptions were dull, unsettled and Medium, choice, $1 85 a $195; do., fair to good, $1 70.4 $1 80; marrow, choice, $2 20 a $2 257 do. fair to good, $1 9) a $2; pea, $4 a $2 05; red kine 25 a $2 40; whito kidney, choice, #2 a $210 ack-eye peas, per two bushel j Fruris,-Forelgn dried—The market for layer raisins was | strong, with 8 good foes at full sh he sales wore at St do. London favors af $9.50 and A Boho, Valencia Ile., and 3,100 halt boxes sod demand and 4c. Prunes were quiet and firm. Citron was in fair de- mand Without, further “chang aud unchanged, $2.40 0-5 a $3.50. Currants, on iene Teiyet Ivtea, BUY ase. for Buitana’ do., 17c. Siac. Jordan, shelled | almonds, case, $8. 1 Mecaronl, Italian, de. Turkey oe for Servia, Leghorn citron, 230. @ 23! nuts, LL Ber Kot was quiet and without further change, W sguote ovine ns eee ego and siriotly prime, $1 86 a Wilmington, Ey ; Tennes- mauewss Alrlew good and the’ mi were in fair ster . penree end beldory vere tan ix Chott views, Cheer) fo goa secaan od firm. We Western’ do., quarters, mand for prime grad quiet and without further chan, shipping, as Uus. a 860. retail qualitios at $1.0 8 oe a St for new: clover. ab Obc. a Ue. te. ‘Btraw 90c. for long rye, 650. a Se. for snort do. HEMP AND JUTE wore quiet and without further change. butts dall and wneban erican, dressed, per ton, $270 a $280 for double, @ $240 tor single; Manila eK 2 BN. it the latter for fing; Russia, clean, $2 20 14; Itai | lan, $2 €0 a $2 75, gold; jute, SMe. w Se.. gold.’ Jute butts | quoted at u%e. a Se. currency: Sisal hemp. O¥ge.. gold. Hives. changed, but comimon steady. The sales were ae slaughter, 550 dry salted Ma bACOTOS, 175 Ecuador, 25 Marauhem an 7 dry California on not made — public. We uote:—Buenot Ayres, 26, to 28 Tbe. aie, 8 2Ac, 5 | do., ibe 2280.5 dog, on to Tig 19ig0. w Wige. ; 18 to 20 Ibs., 206, 9 21 fiominal, Tings, 1 om rel: Thomas, on terms and unchanged. tons at $31 50. factured was quiet and” without further chanige, uote :—No. 1 American, 823 0 ‘American tor $ gis So; No. 1 Glen ‘8 $40 ; Gartahorric, OU $8; Bye. her tee thoek (do, Vigo Tatham's improved tin pibe, 16: inat., 240,000 do. “We quot -—-Ordinsty 10340, fale do., 200. « OMe. | to O0d., $3 20; Sd. and Od, $3 45 fo, B14 nad 7d’, 88 70° 0 8h 79; co 4a and Sa 0; falr to good,’ | Ua. and 4d., light. $4 70a + ds Ang, 85.45 $0 705 8 | Rd. $620 A BOA: ios all sizens 8949 a'g3-70, Navai Stonxs. plrite turpentine was | quiet wt full prices, Rosin 9 | was dull but were 30 ‘22e.; Mexican, 2080 | bbls, strained at Pitch was ) 196, @ Zi}; Savanilla, 200, + | neglected and wrominal r & 2Ub6e. irits turpentine, strained rosin, $i Coormhaas rock was in moderate demand at about for. | $1 Hi; Wilmington Washington tar, $2 25; We quote :—Molastos shooks, d2-inen, with ba sorte night's closing prices. a in good deraand aad the market was frm. The sales ES) ‘ood, $1 70 a $1 80; Learixn.—The demand for hemlock sol Sg tock, 61 90.2 80 20; ex checks ipe do., $6 50 s $7; empty eat ordinary to prime, bo. & ol in otakes ‘Amorioan ing sc. ¢ and’ bronie, w 2le.: its, 246. : wails, shes ‘220. per ib, demand’ wt full anchanged eftotes—Manlla (large end small ie “tasters disal rope, Is ‘hemp, tarved, 146; Americas eosin bolt rope. 17e. of spot cotton. At this reduction the murket is some- ayer’s favor, In Jome SO) bales of short notices, at y is understood to be cos, in buyer's favor as and at next wook, at 130; fu pened 1 Lise. Tea tele- ne rhe oa idee ene & cotton on however, attributed to the. eased to cover resulted in regaining the loss and adding about 1-320. September and October were ‘ost months at the beginning, while the steadiness ¢ spring m was tho subject of remark. At the hol was persis steady at ithe, following by, ae ber, Brow hers i 2-530, ff Se ota 1 rae Cotion freights closed as follows :—To ‘avre, mote : oe do, do., 808. a, Bi 30o, & 458, ; ion feathers, Go. u Se. ; M,—Codfish were in good demand and firm. The sales uintals George's at $5 75086, and G0 do. at $5 25, “Mackerel were gt very scarce. ‘and “100 bbls, Ban at $23 a $475 r. Be. 2 net ww No. 1 2do., 815; fat No. 8 do., 814 B do, $10. —Receip' ‘The flour market ruled si wiry from the trade and for export, ‘The sales were 600 bbls. and 300 bags & $4 90 for Brandywine; $3 69 a $4 10 for Western; quo put the market about 20, £8 Shout 91 20.8 $1.24 for Chicago ilwauk about 26a 8128 for Western mixed. ‘and Badipatiaats yondall end pres ralod in buy- ‘The sales were 11,000 bushels at $1 05 for in- rivate terms. Of fi ree ous, $1.05 a $1 70; Souihern valencia at The sale ic. @ Liss. “Carrants in | were O00 boxes new at und steady. dull and weak and ond figs were dull jayer BS ged et Weer) inuseatel $3 “8 Dew ao, te ainenge Languedoc, 17%c. Sar- ge, etrraney, for quarter boxes gO. x08. sie Figs, 130. a 17% for new. a 170, ie, Almonds were new Lc! a 1 Dai ’@ S0e, Canton ginger. 8, Se. & cess almonds, 30c. Brazil minall less raising, $475 0 $4 rictly fancy up to $2 40 a $2 Tor untanned and 61 29481 00 for fanued; fruit—The et was firm demand and and for apples was full prices. Peaches 0c. ; do. do., quarters, 9¢. a Sout! , new Tige. & Be. j in do. ytlend, ew, ie Sal led peaches, new, Pig so on filet Koo 180. a 140. 5 ry Lie, & thet ahertion Hoaxes ‘30¢. Bic; blums, Southern, market was firm with a good demand The sales were 400 bales at Like. w 1ibge. je eloth, 13! Borneo and Gour- mutha 10 irm with a fair de- apr prices. Straw was | Ye quote :—Hale hay. | iby, Le. a Lee. hhatvos, now, rei quoted at Bo, « for oat. market for prime grades Was quiet and un- grades ware in fair, demand and city, slaughter, 0: to 80 Ibs, 8c & Neeser We q 74s, 0 ray tons ‘ano, sold for consumption, an ot made public, Scotch was qulot Scrap was "quiet, with, sales ‘of "100 Rails wore dull and nominal. Manu- *e Tels Ze! Fe necator $82;' No. 1 Eglinton, ralirged’ from, No. L foundry, alia, S01 6 853: steel rail, ‘the url for Fino: ange. Foreign was quiet and unchange was in’ fairs demand. and firm. was dull snd without Manu- cy quote -— bar (discount 10 per Seb, ipe 404 « per - Saeed fair from ir inquiry wt ubout former prices, es was steady, Wa note sales of 100 bhds. Porto d 50 bbls. New Orleans at cm 68e. trifugal and mixed, 2 .; do, muscovado, retining, ‘de, a Heri 10 Rico, #76, Fe & 508.5 Eng: Wiis —Lainaged WAM Gulek gud wishopt Aazhhex phamgey {WH 4% | tonye 4a. for gorn. rai ol 176 Englisn, $7; , $l 07% sane Gel i Taig eee? do; domente Gold): | Bsixe Lard was dull and more or less nominal. Cottonseed was in good demand and firm. Olive meets with moderate call @t about former prices. Monhaden was dull and un- Dru was in fair changed rn demand. and. firm. ido. sum*as nt wiakon Woe at do tor, Sound, Sie, en Soe! Maine, 9s i and whale #4 50, fined was steady with rompt delivery. Grade arket tor alos of 5,000 bbls. as 13 15-160, con in bulk was dull and changed, Crude. in bulk’ wes Quoved “att ate, ‘be prompt, for October ; in bola lic. for prompt, “1 gc. for Getober, Re ed, standard write, 14e. for prompt, and. 140. digo. for Qevober: cargo lois, Ide, w 14}¢c.; naphth the tor Prompt ft and lic. a like for cases quote at I7igo @ Philadelphia was acted at oted ak 15 ee siie. po rane at Tike waiver bid tO £0 lots, 1834/0. & 13%e. ‘The Creel ts were Fopotiod ts follow > Mltaa dull and declining aiet; held at $i Tidi Shipment nominally at common, descriptions wae act, ‘and wi yrithout inne chasge Swoews were in fair de- mand and steady. rz eo neu rose, bulk, $1 25 a He enchblow, balk, peerless, bulk, $1 a AE Eira acknges; beef, 87 do. ; as ork market was un- were 25 bbls, new at Bod or faite. delivery: 1000 ‘Ube, October, nt |. Dressed hogs were quoted ut 10%. a 11340. Boot and beef hams wero quiet and nominally unchanged. Bacon Was firm ; about 200 boxes long and short clear sold at 13e. 5 city long’elear was quoted at 12%. a 1e., and Western loug cloar at 12%c. w 12%. Cutmeuts were firmer; the sales wore 40 boxes clear bellies at 15!4¢., 15 boxes pickled bellies 1de, and 10,000 Ibs, hoavy-averago, loose, at 13%4c. Lard was onsier, the sales were 300, tierces Western steam 10. re ity at c. for sure livery, jo. October ak 13. 15-188., ‘00 fs‘ buyers option Taide 250 to Novemiver gid er new ew delivery at he ‘ 200 do. refined sold at 13%e. for the West Indies. Butter— ‘The demand for all grades was fair, and the market was firm at ubout former prices. We quote :—State, good to choice, 2¥e, a Ble. : do., common to ‘4 2He. ; Western creain™ choice, 27¢. a 34 ostern tubs, fair to choice, 20c.; Western Reserve aud Michigan, fair wo chico, Ve. 4 20c. Oh The market was ended in buy favor, We quote factory, common to fancy, 14e. » 1idgc.; do.. part skim, 4e. @ 7c. ! dairies fancy, full cream, 9c. a lic.; do., fair to’ good, part 63 chins, “ae. 'w 4e.; Ohio "factory. commion to e Hick.—The market was active and strong. We note sales of 2 casks Carolina ut Bo. a 8%4c., 150. Louisiana at T8o. & Bony iin 150 bags Rangoon! at O40. 8 Gigc, | We uote —Carelina, fair to prime, 7340. « uisians axe B36; tals v0 prime ped cama aatian cies B%e. 5 Oe, 8 Cee. currency Fasna, Te. & THO, currency ; ‘2c. ver Ib. , gold. ‘cash, Guuvg Grats wes dull cad mopinally thebeneet Clover Mas quiet sf without further change, Flax was dull Hemp wen dbiet And unchanged. aps was dull sd witheat et und une was ithous farther change. Linseed was dull and more or less homie otny, ber ganary, Sicily, $11, hen jaxseod, inerican, rou ti figs! Boas sae “nagoed,” Calcutta, $1 873g, gold, $1 ke Aas Rives dail ead. without cha. Wea quote :—Foreign plates, $7 1254 $7 29 bivarrs mestio.do., $7 25. pce ld market was quiet, with sales of 20,000 Ibs. lard stearine at Ofc. Western was quoted at 1O}ye. a 16e. and city at 1630. w 16%4c. Sricw.—The inarket was quieand firm, per, Sumatra, 165,; Singapore, 1056.7. We.auote » Clover, Wester. 1c « 13e, perio. tim. 90 per Aiea Supra "$11; roi We quote :—Pep- pimento, 11 %4¢. ican ginger, ile. We bhi clove 42) cassia, al, | Hace, dor, Sige. murcioes, $1R81 08 perise Sugar — ray iark w descriptions was ste note salow of 6OU hhds fully fair refiuing ae Se. 21 242 boxes and 580 bags molasses sugar wt Zo. u 734 bhds. sold on the basis of 7c, « Be, for fair refining, and (90 hhds. Porto Rico (for export to Canada) on private terms. Tho refined matket wag Gra and in, good demand. We quote :—Fair retining, 736. m Se. ; good do. . BrO- cery, fair to choice, S49. a So.) rhe contrit ite as. ‘and eee Nos. 8 to 13, Cc. Cr lasses, bi! and Sige. a TAKC.§ Pers Blog, relink rei Loree! wlOMe? off A, Xt 1lge Dowrdared, dle granulated, ‘T1iic. : yollow, Yo. & 366. ; extra Tossa. out Io Tite. how emo sareet 3 strong. A lot of 10 hhds. choice city val at 10 4 ap extreme price, and 140,000 Ibs. prima at 10\¢0. for foretgn pg was dull ana, Domtnally mestic was quiet and nominal. irregular and nominal. We Wife. 90, gold ot for Kentucky was firm, with sales of 500 hhda, at 7c. a 18ige. Seed loaf was fairly active and frm, The sales wore 200 csses sundries at 7iyo. & S5c.; $8 1878, at Ie. 100 do. Massuchusetts, crop market for foreign demand at tull _ prices, Havana at 88e. $1 U2}, heayy—Common Inj & llc; low leaf, 11 1oi¢e: ie? bine reg nie media eat 12 ee, fine leat, 10s0. 0 necticut and M rf us and Massach secon Aden do, wrappers, 15c. ‘a vente dig do. wrappers, Teer a S00.; dor ae Sevedtore Tie S200 "Ory necticut and Massa chusetts fillers, Toe Ser seconds, 10c. @ 12c. ; necticutywrappers, do. assorted lots, 15e. a 25c. ; Masoneliayatte do.'do,, 190.-8° iSe-s New Work heaorted lots’ common, Be. & 11. 5 ay ‘good to fine, 1c. a 1Xe. ; Penn: ania, assorted lots, 16c; '& 25e.5 Ohio do. Bie. ‘a 10e.; in. do. Ze. & ‘10s. Crop of 1874 Connecticut sent Soe lote, 18078 30s. do. Gleta do,, 0-8 locas ao, seconds pe aetna ing lots, 7c. a 96, eal rana—Common, 80c. gs @ $105, Yara—As- Served idle Sige 2 O2e. ver ib. Wintsxar—Keceipt 519 bbls, ‘The market was dull, lower ‘and nominal, bein: dwt BL 19g. ‘The sules were 100 bbls. at $12) and 0 bbis. on private terms. ‘Woou.—The market was quiet and without material change. We note sules of 20, i Hews at 476. 20,00 Ibs. extra pulled at Ibs, No. 1 pated do. at 280.1 4 Is. ® pled do. nt Be. 4,000 Ib.s washed combing Deiai oa. un? Washed Indiana at 4c. and on 1 walled wool, GU bags extra do., Ios ibs. fine Australian Delaine. iNc.—The market for sheets was firm at 80. a 8%c., < ie auality, berth market was firm, with, however, light b Dasiness. In the charter market grain treights were Stronger, and stendy for all other Kinds, with 9 light busi- '. engugements were as follows :—To Liverpool, by seam, iho baal Brain at Td. per standard busliel 200 boxes bacon at 2 2is. 6d. and cheese at 0s. jer ton. By sail, 10,000 bushel Tide sad to Hiull, by steam, 1,000 do. ‘grain ‘ut ee Sat‘per bushel. The charters were. British bark (e fork for ord , with 3,300 quarters gra ce ‘i at 6s.; & Norwegian ship, of 600 tons r opinnor (now at Sandy Hook), from Charleston ‘to the Uuites jou or Con- tinent, with cotton wt £1,800 if to former, and £1,400 if to the lator; a Norwoxian bark of 670 tons register. hence to Genoa, with w general cargo at a lump sum of £1,825; ao Italiad bark, hence same voyage, with 30) bbls. retined troienn at 4s. German bark (how hero), from erroieak to Reval tRumian Weltic), with 1-700 baley'cotton ‘at Sd.; Norwegian bark, hence to Cork ‘for orders, with 8,700 quarters grain at 6s."; another (now at Sandy Hook) from Bultimare to Cork for orders, with 8,000 do, ae. ae 7 & schooner, tous register, hence to Jamaica, at Gu per bb! hooner, of 1,800 bbls. capacity, hence to Porto ico, ab 6c. per bbl! DOMESTIC b puseeca te LyRston, Sepi. 28, 1875, middling 123¢¢.; low: middling, ae Net receipts, 1,968 bales. ufgtton ule and weal ° ordinary a eka Brooks 15,2 Sales, san Oni ee jet; middling, bey low middling, 12 ye 00 ied Lge me. sie receipts, 249 bales; gross, 1875. sri00 Block, Monrux, Sept. 28, Cotton, weak; ‘midating, 126. a 12%; low middling, 2c. 1236. ; good ordinary, Lijge. a Lidge. fet receipts, YU. Be RS 3 " SavANnant, Sept. 28, 1875. gion gaalets midiling,, 12340 low midaing, 136-1605 iL Beloe, Vso. "Bock 16 igo LEANS, Sept. 28, Salen.” Bisports conatw' Cuantestox, Sept. 28, 1875. Gotton easy; middling, 12}e0, «Ise. low, middling, Bie (B ERMO Het rece ipts, 1,985 "elon 1,400! Witaixaton, N. ©., Sept. 28, 1875. en at Se Rosin firm pag bate: Spirits tarpentin Bo, Tar stondy Flour steady; sales, 1,300 bbls, ut $7 ren tion! T a 97 Bee stand: winter, 0 for white. Gon. 63:2 tor doubts extra, Wheat unchanged; sales 5,600 bushels, Corn dull les of car lots ut 736. Burley active sales '90,0U0, busty ‘No, 2 Canada, at $118: 10,000 do. do. at $117; 7,000 do. dark do, at $1 103 10,000 do. bright or No. 1 do. at $1 25 a. 28. “Corn meal lower; bolted, unbolted, $30 per wu, Millfeed—Shorss, $21; agtupstults $24; middlings, rton, Canal freights—Wheat, otge.; corn and rye, 5 Bact 4}¢¢. to New York; barley, Sige. to Albany; om Puiladelpuia; lumber, $2°10 # $2" A ae Hudson, road freights—Fivur, to, Boston, 436.5 Albany, 250. do, cori, 14,500 ds ments—¥,BUU bit gor, 184,000 do. 62,000 do. monte—Fiour, 9,000. "bbls. {Ww eat” 00,000 bushels; corn, 84,000 do. ; oiits, 62,000 do; barley, 94,000 do. ; ‘400 do! Canal hipments—To tide-water—Wheat, 3 co, To interior points—Wheat, 4,000 busi Ghnadfretghte—Wh Y toils included, Flour tt sales of ‘Texas two rowed Bt x and four rowed Stato at four cars extra do. wt SL 18: Toad og a thy vated, at $118; 11,000 bhighe Gam quiet. Pork scarce at $24" for heavy mess, ho ‘dul bs Se. widige, Highwines dull and ‘unchanged. Touxvo, Flour steady, with a moderate demand. with @ C peed deingad ; No. 3 white Wabash, $1 i asked, 2c. ee two days, 23, wheat, 40,000 do. corn; 19,000 do. oats. ' Shipments, two day, 13,000 bushels wheat ; S000 do, corn; 20,000 do. oats, Crticaco, Sept. 28, 1875. Wheat—Demand chietty » Flonr dal, lative aud prices J mined, d0e: apo ote er Novembe one Po ber; reject eady be ye easier, ut in good Geciawd beck a demand, ds at Yiower rates; $23 25 spot, $22 15 a faz 20 etover, $1870 voller all the your. ‘Lard in fair de- face) but at lower rates, at 13) ler October, L2e, seller all the year. Bulk meats short rib a les, h Lae. ett oig retinas i‘ ko yong 4 e yas igiite—' rae ‘Afternoon call of the Board:—Whoat RURCERAN MARKETS. Loxnon, Sept. 28— Byenine—Linveet « Det receipts, 2,000 bales. | Il FINANCIAL, Y sound BELMONT & Bani co. Kors, 19 and 21 Nasenn st Kate Trevelleey © Meowa: I DE ROTHSCHILD "Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Europe. a, evettable in ll perteof the world, end thetr —JOHN HICKLING & CO. BANKERS AND . brokers, 72 seondwae Baw § "York, “execute orders promptly for Stocks, Gold, by uxail aud tele crap STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPECIALTY. Betore making operations in Wall street, partivs shoald call ur write for our,72 paxe book, explaining everyibing and iving highest and lowest prices’ for 15 yours. Cypies sous by JOUN HICKLING & CO., 72 Broadway, Ree Vorks NY PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS 01 Life Insurance Stocks can hear of « cush customer, na on tien be confidential, by addressing N. B., Hor- ald of ye STOCK PRIVILEGES, Fall Season, 1875, $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next 80 days, from 100 to 500 per cent prof, During the same rom 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 invested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full partie. lars and prices of all the stocks deult in at the time last yoar privileges paid New York Stock Exchange, Stocks bought on a margii five per cent. ALEX. FROTHINGHAY & CO., Now York. STOCK PRIVILI CAN BE USED As margin in place of cash for the purchase or sale of any. i. “There is iltele risk iu this wotbod of operating. Wa negotiating contracts on members of the Stock Exchan, and responsible parties at very close rater: $50 for 50 9 100 for 100 si Quotations and information furni UMBRIDGE # GO. Bankers and. Brokers, No.2 Wall street, New York. Stocks bought and sold against moderate jeposits. T_ REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON Live AND ndowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages aud other securities ; insarence, of all Kinds ‘siioeted with best com> panies. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. NY AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, Pe LOAN ON Real Estate in this city, Brooklyn or county forterm of yours, without bodua, WILLIAM E LEA VIER, 130 Broadway. AcE GOODS BANK STOCK A, FEW SHARES » for sale by EDWD. ©, FOX & ©v., PNo. 50 Brood sttect. LL PERSONS NOT DESIRING TO DISPOSE OF fs insurance policies by absolute may bor- lly, the cash surrender value, 8. SHEL- Diakee "00.283 Pine strech. A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS, ‘COUNTY, town end, mantelpal securities. for which there is ae Fogular market, bought and so EDWARD C, YOX £ CO. Htock Brokers, 20 Broad st, A WPEPAULTED RAILROAD BONDS . Bough. and sold by the old established Stock and Bond House ALBERT I NIGOLAY & CO No. 43 Pino street, New York, OND STREET SAVINGS BANK, BOND STREET and Bowery (organized 1860).—Money deposited on or before the Ist day of October wili date interest from that time, HARRISON HALL, President. C. D. urer. J. P, Cooper, Secretary. Wall street, ). Bainey, Treas DERAWARE, | LACKAWANNA, | AND WESTERN Railroad Company, New York,” September 1875, A quarterly dividend of two and one: -half percent will be paid October 20, Transfer books close September 3O and opem October 21, 187: FREDK. H, GIBBENS, Treasurer. NDOWMENT LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES re sgiaahed at legul interest. Address box 22) Herald office. UROPEAN FUND—NO BONUS; TO LOAN ON NEW York or Brooklyn Property; will loan on buildin; 4 course of erection. Principals only apply to I WETZE! HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Mortcages without Vonus, Principals desiring OR INVEST apply to GRANT, 145 Broadway. HAVE $10, $15, $20 AND $90,000 TO LOAN ON city AoPerery, without bonus; first mortgages cashed. J. HX. No, ks Wall street. fine ae to BORRO! . & PINE STREET, LOANS money, without eas ‘approved eal Estate in York, Brooklyn and Westchester county; also pi Morticages at lowest rates, ‘ONEY TO LOAN.—INSTITUTION FUNDS TO LOAN on Bond and Mortgage in New York and Brookl. Apply to MARCUS P. BESTOW, Counsellor-atlaw, Broudway, third floor. ECHANICS’ AND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 283 Bowery, near Houston street. Deposits made on or before October 2 will draw interest from the Ist day of October, Interest allowed on all sams fee $5 to $5,000. wy chen, daily from 10 A.M. to.9 P.M, und on Mondays and esdays from 10 to 7. A. T. CONKLIN, President, H. ©, Fister, Secretary. ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- out bonus; on second and leasehold mortgages at nr GEO. W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 3. terms. 1 panna SECURITIBS, ‘Beate, City, sigiep County Bonds; all classes of securities Linltyl 4 market value, bought and sold by WM. A. GUEST & CO., 17 Nassau street, New York. ANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE FROM $3,000 TO {000 on Brookiya, er Jersey Oley Propertec tar change for unineumbered two story basement, cellar and at- tic House, on Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn: all improve. ments, and in first class order; cost value, $5,000. Address MORTGAGE, box 108 Herald Uptown Branch office. “WASTED—To BORROW $5,000 ON GOOD CHATTER Vi, mortesas. Address MORTGAGE, box 190, Herald office. 35,000 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, $85,000, FOR ay whieh aliveral bonus will be paid and se- curity on unencumbered real estate and other property to the umount of $120,000. Address, immediately, SS, 110 William street, corner Jolin street, New York city. $200. 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. Fat) in sums to suit, at seven per cent Ancorest, on strictly drs class Property; nd bonus, ply to JOHN TOW! ND, Bennett Building, corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, New York. BU! /SINESS | OPPORTU: ‘NITIES. LADY, WITH A SMALL CA CAviTAn, ha Sie Ta A very opportunity of investment at @ 3 oe FH cad idower; money secured, PB lies A BUSINESS MAN WITH ABOUT $10,000 CAN obtain one-! och interest in an important invention im Hene. gineet now in successful o] th im this tigation. untry and in Europes will have the ‘Adress C. B., 111 Herald office. A < GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH CAPITAL, IS ted_to open a New York house for the sale of am articlo extensively used in all buildings and fore multitude of other, purposes, which 1s produced by (8 fully secured patented eppiratus and provers, at a cont 40 percent than ever befor made, and of better quality. Eiiseoss withe particulars, RA. D., Greenpoint, Le ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR MER chants, manufacturers and others; Mining irate &c., nogotiated; Real Estate exchanged for Business; sons with capital seeking business advised (without Tid of approved. opportuni jos. References—H. H. Lyon & Fancy Goods Broadway; Brownell Manufecsuring pany, Plumbing Materials, Boerum pl am place, a Financial and Business Brokers, 03 Broadway. LADY, HAVING A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS, would like to join another Iady in some genteel busi: 4s without encumbrance and can go to any part of the country. Address, with full particulars, A. J., stone Post office, L. 1. Aft PART ae LTH PROM $3,000 10 gO,an> uring business, spaying large mee snr and vin ctr alre: ablishod. res: NERS | THoraid’a PARTNER SANRD—Witl in an old established, paying bust store, 143 Orchard etre ol N_OLD ESTABLISHED PAMILY LIQUOR STORE, Stock, Fixtures; location unexceptionable; terms, halt Gash, balance in « No. 1 mortyaxe. Address, for three days, H. D., Herald office. "No agents. —SHOVE & © Agents, have several parties tai desirous of engaging in business. ner Thirty-first street. USINESS ARRANGEMENT WITH $2.00 IN'CASH, without porsoval attention or services, can be i neaeg with very large returns, without sth On or Friday at Messrs, GRAVES & PIER’ reek. $i,000 RG, fall. part lars ; letters addressed to SAND FINANGIAL n their books with capl- 1,233 Broadway, cor rons SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AN Store of the late Benjamin H. Seabury, No. 1 Fulton street, Brooklyn; will be sold low to close the ore to let; has been oceupied as @ boot and shoe he past 65 years. ANUFACTURING LUMBER, MOULDINGS AND Planing Business, baving a safe and profitable trade, which can be largoly tal, sand RIGUS with additional ih $30,000, Apply to \ncronped witl THE BUCTER AND Cheove business in Washington Market; $1,500 cash . . No agents need’ answer. Gress 0. W. ja vox P86 Herald office. eu i PARTNER, WITH $1,000, WANTED—TO TAKE AN IN- H ,tereg i an eataoliahe n business that will pay the com- ent ; Iuvestisrat TRO Rae D. *oPANKING. 3s West ‘Twenty: YVANTED TO PURCHASS—BY A LADY OF SE eral years’ experience and who would vices as teacher, neighborhood ; Huif Interest in a school in § Wants TO TRAVEL as CASHIER six or 8 ew York or gm Ledger ferences given and required. to be derived, LB ¥. in a legitimate business that will 50,000 tt montha, "Apply, trom TI tod, St 80 Broa vireet, room. ANTED.—AN ALB i BREWER IN THIS CITY would give to & responsible party the sole axenoy for the sale of their ale and porter ne ites Jelyn, where 1),000 to 12,000 barrels o nett to be sold ye first year. For particulars address OSWEGO, Herald office. 50 = TAKEN TMAIRDIATELY 9000 WILL $5! half interest in an easy, elegant busines yng $A HD y At fui A ofits, Parties me hora 13 Base eoney. =—PARTNER, ACTIVE PREFERRED, $15,000, le agenci recommended firms in Burope swell eete fished basiness (medical instru. added, "Addross TMPORPER, box 101 Herald Spirits of turpentine, 23 Liverroon, Sep. areas etned petroleum, 10d, ' . $15.000 WANTED—TO EXTEND A MANUFAC. tory of Uasgge weed Laon bare Ga orders exceed the present jaction: beral vm |S che “lean, HULA Natasa de”