The New York Herald Newspaper, October 2, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Generally Steady--- Review of the Situation. GOED TT A TAGS SY Se Capital in Abundant Supply—Loan Rates Un- changed—Yoreign Exchange Dull— The Public Debt Statement. Want Street, } Frinay, October 1—6 P.M. The stock market to-day was generally steady and firm. Exceptional interest attached to a movement in ‘Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific, but we learn nothing from legitimate sources that accounts for the decline ineither of these securities. Gamblers so thoroughly -control the market that it is useless to attempt to dis- cover the hand they hold, or to calculate their pur- poses, One thing, however, is certain, They are cheating each other and in the end will destroy what" ever remains ofa desire on the part of outside specu- lators to invest, The best rule to be observed is one of inaction. Wecan give no betier advice to the public than to keep out of speculative securities, The timo will come when a more healthy condition of affairs may exist, but from all appearances we are not yet on the edge of the “bull” movement that has been con- fidently predicted. Wall street is in a state of revolution. Reviewing the general situation, without reference to the mere speculative changeg that pools of men enforce at will, we find little occasion now to alter the suggestions that have recently been pub-» lished in this column, Ten years ago there was profit in almost everything that one touched. It was a period of development. From mills to millinery, ex- penditure and extravagance, over-use and over-produc- tion were therule. The nation was riding atop a won- derfully prosperous commercial wave. To-day, on the contrary, we are passing through A PERIOD OF BANKRUPTCY. Many of the rich-are becoming poor. Every house- hold is economizing. The laborer who was once up- held py association with trades unions is now glad to earn bread for his family at any price. He who de- manded has become a suppliant. The capitalist locks up money because he has lost confidence in invest- ments, The manufacturer is selling goods at less than cost and is glad to get rid of them at amy rate that pre- vents their rotting on his hands, The speculator has abandoned his old haunts, since few among the active securities in which he was wont to deal show anything but declino and nothing bat an empty array of figures most discouraging. And so, in all the departments of trade are to be seen the evidences of contraction, inaction and distrust. Yet this is only the darkor view. If progress hae hulted it is only to gather Strength. We travelled too fast, It wastime to stop for breath, and no one who has faith in the future of his country will deny that it will soon be recovered. Not, however, until all the wheels of tho vast commercial machine are once more in concurrent operation; not until crops and manufactures, railways and factories, real estate and public improvements begin to give em- ployment to the millions of capital now lying idle; not, indeed, until there isa return to sound financial prin- ciples and a currency that commands the confidence of all Christendom, are we likely to see the regenesis of prosperity for which the people pray. THE STOCK MARKET. Nearly all speculative securities were lower, although at the close there was a favorable reaction. Union Pa- cific declined from 6934 to 6434, and closed at 6634, on the report that a loan has been called in for which no provision was made, The statement requires verifica- tion. Missouri Pacificsold, ex-dividend, from 3834 down to 8534, and closed at $794, Atlantic & Pacific fell off to 3%, and ended at 9. ab@nt 7644 a 76%. Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph was quoted at 2002934. Pacific Mail ranged betweon 87% a 36%, closing at $7. Lake Shoro opened at 54%, went flown to 53%, and ended at 54. Erie sold at 1676 at the tlose. Northwest eommon at 3944; do. preferred at 53%, after sales at 53%. The changes in other stocks were unimportant, ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The changes in closing prices compared with those of yesterday are as follows Decrixe.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; At- fantic and Pacific preferred, 3; New York Central, Mj Brie, 343 Hannibal ‘and Sti Joseph, &; Lake Shore, !4; Northwestern common, 3 do. preferred, 44; Pueifle Matl, 3; Rock Island, Wabash, %} Caton, Pani, 3%; Western Union sop Riley 3 gol Apvaxce.—Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail- toad, 3; St. Paul, 3%, Stationary.—C., C. and I. C., and Ohio and Mis- sissippi. Io Panama nothing was done. THR SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- gated 134,600 shares, of which the sales of active stocks were as follows:—New York Central and Hud- #on, 175; Erie, 1,500; Lake Shore, 36,800; Northwest- ern, 5,300; do. preferred, 300; Rock Island, 1,205; Pa- cific Muil, 36,200; St. Paul, 2,500; do, preferred, 500; Obios, 4,600; Western Union, 17,300; Wabash, 2,100; Onion Pacific, 13,700; Missouri Pacific, 8,800; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 1,800; Atiantic and Pacific Tele- graph, 1,000, . OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and towest prices of the day :— Opening. New York Central... 102% Highest. Lowest 10275 a Pittsburg... Milwaukee and Mil. aud St, Paul pret. Ohio and Mississippi. New Jersey Central... Del., Lack. and Western, Union Pacific, 6. C. andl. C. Western Union Atlantic and Pac! Pacific Mail, Panama... Tecifc ¥ Jresn., 43 Fargokx 78 Clie & Aiton. 97 203 NY nkK NJ | Conera 108 Mil & St P: THE MONEY MARKET, Money on call loans to-day again showed the exist- ence of an abundant supply, The rates at the close were 1}; and 2per cent, Commercial paper of prime quality is quoted from 634 to 7 per cent, according to date to maturity. Foreign exchange closed steady at 4.79 04.7934 for long and 4.83 a 4.835¢ for demand sterling THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 117, fell off to 116%, and closed at 11675. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-82, 5-64 and 4-16 per diem, OPERATIONS OF TUE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances.......6 + $1,215, 676 Currency balances, + 1,422,561 Gross cicarance THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The public debt statement issued to-day shows a reduction of $3,942,562 61 during the past month, ‘The currency balance in the Treasury is $4,790,352 92; coin, $67,833,316 94, including coin certificates $i, 645,200. Tho statement in detail will be found below, The acting Secretary of the Treasury has given aotice that the principal and accrued interest of the following 6-20 bonds of the issue of June 30, 1864, will be paid at the Treasury, at Washington, on afd after January, 1876, and that the interest on said bonds will ccase on that day; Coupon bonds—$50, No. 3,801 to No, 3,700, both inclusive; $100, No. 10,501 to No, 12,000, both inclusive; $6,000, No. 15,201 to No, 18,000, both inclusive; $1,000, No, 50,701 to No, 68,000 both inclusive; total, $2,600,000; registered bonds; $50, No. 69 to No. 150, both inclusive; $100, No, 601 to No. 1,000, both inclusive; $500, No. 482 to No. 750, both inciusive; $1,000, No, 2,651 to No, 4,900, both in- elusive; $5,000, No, 1,661 to No. 2,100, both inclusive, Western Union was strong ‘at | ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, SATUKDAY, OCYOBER 2, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. * $20,000, No, 8,751 to No, 4,600, both inclusive; total, $2,500,000; grand total, $5,000,000, Of the above $2,500,000 are coupon bon: nd $2,600,000 are regis- tered. United States securities bonds should be ad- dressed to the “Loan division, Secretary's office,” and registered bonds should be assigned to “the Secretary of the Treasury for redemption."’ PAYMENTS, The payments mado from the Treasury by warrants during the month of September were as follows :— Account of civil and malecntienson $5,552,379 Account of War... 3,847,416 Account of Navy... 2,360,121 ‘Account of Interior (Indian pensions) 6,377,143 Total......0.+6 $16,737,060 The above does not include payments made on ac- count of the interest on principal of public debt of the United States. DRY GOODS IMPORTS. * The imports of dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day are $2,033,186, and the amount marketed, $2,259,605, The total imports of dry goods at the port since January 1, this year, aro $85,239,014, and the total amount marketed, $85,295,724. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 124 a 124}¢; do, do, 1881, registered, 121% a 12114; do. do., do. coupon, 123% a 123%; do. five twenties, 1862, regis- tered, ex Interest, 114%; do. do., do., coupon, 118%; do, do., 1864, registered, ex interest, 114% ; do, do., do., coupon, 119% a 11934; do. do., 1805, registered, 115% a 116; do. do., do., coupon, 1193¢ a 11934; do. do., do., new, registered, 119 a 11934 ; do,. do., do., do., coupon, 119 a 11934; do. do,, 1867, registered, 1205¢ a 120% ; do. do., do, coupon, 1203{ a 120%; do, do., 1868, regis- tered, 1214 a 1214; do. do., ao., coupon, 121% a 12134; do. ten-forties, registered, 116%; a 118; do. do., coupon, 1175% a 118; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11774 a 1183¢; do, do., do., coupon, 118 a 118%. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were firm in the late afternoon deal- ings, the leading feature having been an advance in Union Pacific land grants trom 99 to 100% ex interest. Union Pacific firsts sold at 10434, sinking funds at 91}¢, and Central Pacific at 1074. New Jersey Central con- solidated firsts sold at’ 10734, ex interest; Morris and Essex consolidated firsts at 105, New York Central sevens of 1876 at 101, and Fort Wayne second at 10734. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds gold at 87. The following aro the closing quota- tions for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1043¢ a 1044; do. land grants, 100 a 100%; do. sinking funds, 91 9134; Central Pacifics, 107% a 10734. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The Landon advices report that £66,000 was with- drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day, Specials to the Evening Telegram stato that business was quiet and transactions limited. The general «nar- kets were steady, with the exception of American gov- ernment securities, which were slightly off, a disposi- tion being evident on the part of holders to accept lower prices. Consols are ashade firmer than at tho close of business last night, the price for them now being 933%. United States government bonds show a slight decline. Five-twenties of 1865 are quoted at 10657, and five-twenties of 1867, 10734, a decline in each of 4. Erio Railway shares are \ per cent higher, but the demand for them is not great. Central Pacific sixes aro exceptionally strong, and have advanced 134 per cent, They are quoted now at 9536. ‘Tho shares of the Reading Railroad have advanced per cent and quoted now at 5034. The shares of the Pennsylvania Railroad have also advanced 34 per cent, the price for them now being 4A. ‘A lator despatch says:—Money has been firm with a | hardening tendency, owing to the increased demand by borrowers in the open discount market, The minimum rate for best paper is two per cent. The shipments of specie to America are comparatively small, but there is stila steady, demand from Germany. The general market is firm, following the course of prices on the Paris Bourse, although the latest advices in regard to the difficulty between Servia and Turkey are not en- couraging. Consols coutinue to develop strength and have advancea to 93%. The market for American securities is quiet. THE LATEST QUOTATIONS. ine Ty icy Consols.... . 93; U. 8. sixes of 1851... + lo no "U. &. 5-20's of 1865. . 106% 106% S. 5-20's of 1867, » 107% 107% . 8, 10-40’s. 104 10445 U & fives (n 2 10455 1045, ’ New York Central. . OL 91 Illinois Central. «« 86 86 Central Pacific sixes . 4 954g Pennsylvania Railroad. 1 44 44 Reading Railroad, « 503g 50% New York city sixes. « 106 106 Erie Railway. i 14 pt Virgins State bonds (con. debt} 34 56x, BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 957 a 96 for Fourth National, 91 for Continental, 924 for Republic and 100 for Grocers’. ‘The latest bids are:—America, 150; American Exchange, 1163; Chemical, 1,680; City, 300; Commeree, 121; Con- tinental, 91; First National, 200; Fourth National, 96; German-American, 82; Gold Exchange, 120; Grocers’, 99; Importers and Traders’, 200; Irving, 192; Mechanics’, 140; Mercantile, 10834; Merchants’, 122; New York, 130; New York National Exchange, 102; Park, 142; Pheonix, 98; Republic, 92; St. Nicholas, 102 STATE BONDS. 1% 1100 100 100 in 100 200 200 1100 State bonds wore quiet’ and steady. The latest bids | dy were as follows :— Arkansas 6's, Dinvorea ses yak. NC Funding Act, 1866. 10 NO Funding Act, 1868. 10 Illinois ep'n 6s, 187. NCnew,Jan & July... 10 Tllinois ep'n 6's, 1879. NC new, Apl & Oct... 10 Illinois war NC special tax, class i. 3 Kentucky 6' x 9 3 Michigan 6's, 187 2% Michigan 6's, 1883. 187 024 Michigan 7's, 1890. Rhode Island LOT Sy So Carolina 6's, 879. Missouri 6's, 1880. Funding bat, 15045 Mi Aor U, 1892, °° | Hasta iss, "86, x c Virg'a G's; eons 24 se. CORR, of ALO 35 Virg’a 6's, deter: PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT—OCTONER 1, The following is @ recapitulation of the public debt statement issued to-day : Debt Bearing Interest in Coin. Bonds at 6 per con Bonds at 6 per cent. ‘Total principal Total interest. # roe ont Lo ee ounty Jona N ¥ epbounty | as 10x, 1876. N Virginia ea old. N Virg'a 6's, new, N Virginia Xx Virgin Os, x Virg'a ¢ N N Debt Bea: loney. Navy Pension Fund at 3 per cent.........+ Total interest... + $105,000 Debt on which Interest has Ceased since Maturity. see $20,913,950 658,163 Debt Bearing no Interest. Old demand and legal tender notes. Certilicates of deposit, Fractional currency. Coin certificates... Total principal. . Total unclaimed interest Total Debs. $94,010,050 60, 660, + $2,225,445, 592 + 80,304,364 5,749,896 $67,833,316 Carrene; 4,790,352 Speci deposit held “for the redemption of certificates of deposit as provided by Jaw, — 60,660,000 Total........ ++ $103,283, 669 Debi Less Gash in the’ Treasury, October 1, 1875. «$2,122, 466,227 September 1, 1 eee 2,125,808, 789 Decrease of debt during past month.. $3,342,662 Decrease of debt singe June 30, 1875. 6,022,499 Bonds Issued 2 Pacifie ete Rollway rene Inderest Payable in Lawful M Principal outstand neha $64,623,512 Interest acerued and not yet paid, 969,362, Interest paid by the United States. ++ 28,202,807 Intorest repaid by transportation of mails, &e. 6,396,524 21,806,283 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fripay, Oct, 1, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10 A, M. 100 shs LS &M SRR 54) 900 daw bd St rs & lw Ss doing ¥ in Cotton, 16 Det & do. 800. do. 16 Chi, B & 109 Pac Mail 200 £1000 N J Cen Ist, ¢. a 2000 400 4 100 do. 209 LS &M 600 do. 1200 do. 100 do. 20 do 200 do. 100 do. 100 bs | oo Dolow ‘Packie | 200 200 $2000 U § 6's, r,'B1 10000 U 8 5-20, ¢, "63,0, $12000 N J C Ist,conxi oo Quick’ ‘Nin. 30) US Bx. 500 Pac: Mail HB. 300 de 5 Chi & 200 Erie RR. 300 de 100 Tol & by the vim of fori mated, and the 6 The strikes do not affect ti ‘Change there was but little change in the at Tapryred pecan Wheat erop of Nos. 2 and 1 Mil cided improvement on the old crop, quality of Chiengo spring and also of win Corn was gutet ‘id cemparntively” send hut closed hoary yeatord A were without marked cb: as fluctuated moats, the general mark coption to the rule, the market closing yesterday Freights and charters have undergone no radical change. Bt 200 ns bY {00 onto & i iii sd 1TH 10:15 AND 11:30 A, be $5000 U i) oe 10000 US5-20,0,'88.be 121 THU Sth ia, ties foomus sa iO-aor, 1168 4000 U8 Sa, 6, 07s; 1308 10000 TB a BL, cuss EE. 5000 do... U 8 6's, cur. t “Fine BOARD—10:30 A. Ziq * 54) 54 54 2000 HEB Jods, con. 54 2000 N'Y Con 49. 1 54 Bur, CR & 54 10000 Har tat 7 Est 15000 Cen Pag X 34 1000 OP ist,S J b.xin ne 1000 do 54 537; 53 53%; 533 4 Reis’ 2000 L & N con, esxin 53%y 30 shs Grocers! Bank. 534 34 ie of Hepublic. : 2 ‘b8 RDS 8000 NY Cen 7's;°76, 101 10 shs Fourth Nat Bie. 50 Am Ex Bai se 200 At 20 Mich 2 1214¢ $2500 U S 5's, ¢, '8! 11 SECOND’ BOARD—1 P, 1006 ae she ee MSRR., ‘3000 Cen Pac «’ 107%q 600 18000 Un P RR Ist... 104%: 1000 Un P 7's,1 g. dy oF 000 "do. iis nyceiicve: me 102% 5000 103 wo ca NWikiki 1000 itor 2B cou. 2:30 TO 3 P. Se ee RRe RK SM SRK, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT EASY—FUTURES STEADY— FLOUR ACTIVE—WHEAT FIRMER—CORN QUIET AND EASY—OATS QUIET AND EASIER— RYE DULL-—BARLEY FIRM—BARLEY MALT FIRM— PORK FIRM-— LARD FIRMER — PETROLEUM STEADY—NAVAL STORES QUIET—GROCERIES QUIET—HIDES QUIET AND STEADY—OILS QUIET AND FIRM—WHISKEY STEADY—FREIGHTS FIRM AND ACTIVE—HEMP AND’ JUT STEADY—GUNNIES QUIET AND UNCHANGED, QUIET AND Frivay, Oct, 1-6 P. M, There has not occurred any very decided change in the mercantile situation during the past week, but there has neverthele: merchandise the commencement of the fall trade, The export movement has not been very active, but a more gen- eral distribution shipments have increased in an encouraging degree, Indicating that the fall business will be fair, despite the disasters by wind and flood. The damage to the crops ix now pretty definitely ascertained and the fact that busine: coptibly.is regarded as indicating that the damage, great as it undoubtedly is, was at first over estinated. ment has not been confined to any particular branch ot trade, deen, than at’ any preceding timo since been West has the and South going and on, to the has increased so per but very many of the leading commodities have been more Freely Wealt ‘in, than’ at any of Teyious tine this fall. The dry goods’ market, though not characterized years, has been steadier and more ani for the week show « larger MgEFeRate. ain markets until yesterday, when a much apelin gotained | in the arket for both were wanted. for” export was especially firm for the new ukee, the quality of which is a de- ie other han is deceidedly te herd of tale, whllo old crop, and consequentl: vineatiesenally nominal, The market for brie, epring fore off vory strong yesterday, with a good ag inquit the week, th a moderate inqeiry. | Outs only. sinesss ‘ind’ without decided. change. rently, #8, indeed, all Kinds of hog ing stronger. ‘WAS NO EX: ron. Whiskey was qui on the spot, was easy. Flour was stoady, Petroleum stores were quiet. Hides were quiet and paasonm vere quiet and steady. were 700 do... 30% ‘B00 Chi&N W BK p' 53h, | 100 Erie RR... 10%, 100 Mil & St PR Be 600 do. 34 30) Aud Eecpinn 8 200 Aw ‘ac pf... 100 Pac Kit of Mux d B83 400, do.. SS & more general demand for | Jot and firm. Gunnies were quiet and unchanged. Groca- 8 were very quiet. Asuna The markst was qulet_ snd nominally unchanged, We quote :—Pots, Sige. a te. ; Anruxony was) ‘in fair domand and firm. We quote:-Rog- lpr, 13%40., gold, ERSWAX was steady at SZiéc. for Western and S4e. for Southern. Bxoox Cony was fairly steady at quotations, We.note salo of ea etna eotion lonxth red “tet rush, short green, choice, iic.; green modium, Ye. a Hons ted jobbing demand was fair and the market was steady at full maghanged pe prices, ws a onal, re iy 2¥0. ; sperm, pate: stearic, RG. Mitchel! & Goris (oon) P70, w'39e7 adamnatine (2 14, 18.08), 12K. @17c.; varaffine, # nd 12’, 206. w 216. Os Correx,—The ‘eather for Brazils was ‘hrm, with more ord ex Atlanti quiry, golds We note sules of 452 ba, at 18! rieans, Ss We ‘good do, 7, sr 21 nyse for Lows, 196. 4e., gold, ninety day: 290. ; ‘aracaibo, 20: ica, 1S3go. pee oats Costa Rica, 196. & ‘220. Manila, 2le. a 22c.; Any gar cj Savanilla, 200, a 22¢.; Curacoa, 1 Ma ‘OFFER.—The market for American ingot, ree firm jad Sales of 150,000 Ibs. at 23\e.. ba sheathing (over 12 0%), We. ; ita, 3 et wails, See. pelo Bese otf i Lak Bi he and ‘bronse, 226; bolts, 28e.: ; ol 0c: inaetiy id nominally un- ane Wa canis ote Molussen” hooks, sn ch. with aed we seenere eet |S cach ae wa aia i ae pins primi Corrox.—The market for spot cotton ruled heavy, A revi- sion Jn quotations leaves low middling and lower grades un- changed: strict low middling, 1-16e, lower; middling, Sc. lower, and the higher grades all 1c. lower. nyse tome 150 bales wore reported sold to spluners und 850 bales to arrive, as sold to exporters—tho lator om private terms, Tho market closed with a continued downward tendency. Futures, influenced by better Liverpool advices, while an ide prevailed that concerted attempt, wonld be mado to Advaheo the price of October, opened 1-32¢. & L Subsequent, davices’ of a quieior Liverpool, market Jack of any special strong:h in October, brought out num ous sellors and the market sold olf, closing steady at a de- cline of 3-32e, as compared with last evening's figures, Wo uote :—Detober, -16e.; November, 12 mber, — ribet Abe 1, 18% store running in or below the grade Ordinary Striet ordin Sin ordinary trict good ordinary. miduliny Sict low mali Middlin Good middli Strlet ood tis 18% Midaling ality not more than half agrade above b juoted :— nla, Si Hew Orleans. Terns, The sales Total. O%{e.; strict goud middling, 12%e. Sb-dew . Last Evening. 310 174 Total, $18 174 —For future’ delivery the’ ‘sales were arfollows after 2 P. M.—October, 1,200 at 12%e., November, 100 at 12 11-I6e., 400 at 12 93.320.; December, 200 at 12 T1-16e.; January, 1,400 at 122" February, Ap gon). 2c, eh, 100 at 13 7-326. Ts 500 bales: ‘oday —October, 1,200 at 12 29-4 Fe 1Sei8e Hoo a 400 at 12%. 6 200 100 at 12 27'S2e.; November 100 wt cember, 1,000 at 12%0., 500 at 12 200 at 12 500 at 1 B2e, 1,000 at 300 ary, B00 at 1. Mare, 00 at 13 7 13 31 13%. at Me. Grand” fotad Y6.100 dates ‘The receipts at the ports were as follows :—Galveston, 511; New. Orleans, 1. Savannah, 2.570; Charle folk, 2,088; Balti: more, Ww Yorks dug Pailade hia, 33. Total, 14,329, fast’ week, 10,008, “This day last’ your, 10125 Total sinco September 1, iB 049 pains, Cotton frlghts closed as follows:—To Havre, by steam, 34c. a 7¢c, ‘To Ham- burg, by steam, ige., compressed, To Broten, by steam, 1e., compressed. To Liverpool, by steam, 9-16 a Jed; by’sail, Devas, &c.—Tho market was generally active and firm. Opium was without material change and firm, at 8) 20 a 1 for ea parcels, $7 89 for powdered, and $4 25 0 Morphine was netive at'$4 25° for P.’ was firm at 90c.. gold. Brimstono— ns on private terms. Crude was quoted at Eh, E ship, Crear Tartar—Ameriean was dull OMe, and French at golds Ar Rols—0,000 Tbs. refined sold at dae a 32} gold. 8 23%¢¢. for refined. “Arsenio gold, for Gurland’s. Tonca at $1. Ginger—Jamaica ase, Ginseng was-quiet and nominal at $1 25, uglish ehemicals—The market 4 firm and unchanged. We note sales of 600 tons sod ash at $1 95 a $2 for parbonsted. 48 per cent to $2 0645 for High test ; 450 tons sal soda, ex slip, at $145 0 $1 4735; 150d Caustic soda at $4 00-84 564g for OO per cent and $4 0g for genes cent, aud 750 casks bleaching powder at $1 60% Hy $1.90, all gold.” FEATHERS were quiet and nominal}; - unehan; Wo Prime new geese, Ske. a 60c.; choice do. 60c. a mixed, us to quality, 30c. a Pick voce feathers, 6c. a Se. turkey feathers, Sc. per lb. Fisn.—Codfish were in Pices active demand, with « fair supply. Tho sales wore 300 quintals George's at $6 and 400 do. Grand Bank at $5 a® 2) M ge were ver; searce ; good No. 1 shore were sellin 3 a $24, as of fered; Jo. 2's and 3's were in better supply; Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia sold at $15 6 $16 for No. 1's and $12 a $14 for fa No. 3's, and 400 bbls. small Sam hor was quiet at 2324 juiland nominal at dh Doans—-Angestura wero. firm bleached was quoted at 22%. shore No. 8s sold at . Box herring were searce nn wan We quote:—George’s Bank cod, $6; Grand d $5 50; Western, ¥4 75; new large 3's, $5 30; now medium, 1. Be. a BSc. T mackerel, $20: new fat No. 8 do.. $143, large No.3 do., $10; 81 small No! 3.do., $10, Frour aNp Grat ceipts—Flonr, 11,; - Mige i wheat, “F8,045. do. ; corns 14,012 bushels; coi meal, 2,570. bbl was lirmer under & good degree of activity for shipping ex- tras, of which about 10,000 bbls, sold for export, mostly at $5 050 $8. The toral sales were 23,000 bila. ‘Corn un was steady with sales of 600 bbls. and 300 bags avg 15 $4 20 for Brandy win ‘a $4 for Western, $3 69 a $4 Jersey. We quote | No. 2 State 50 Supertine State. Extra Stato Superfine Western. ee We — owed pies Ohio, shipping brands. Round hoop Vhio, trade brands SSECeSSSaRSS Fee gee: Lp mage sougvacmasestaacsoo® Rye hour, hue vo supestae. a 6 Southern, No. 2. 50 8 5.00 Southern, superiine. bow 525 Southern, extra, 75a 700 Southern, family. 23a 900 Corn meal, West wa 400 oa 15 oe st an ber fe samples. ah oo part ‘inst evening) ‘were about, 0 bushels at $1 OS a $1 13 for inferior spring, $1 24.0 $1 26 for good to prime old Chicago in store, $1 26 a $1 28 for do. Atlont, $1 30 for fair No.2 Milwaukes, 81 31%, a $182 for choice new do., $1. 38a $1 41 for No. 1, $1 39 for do. deliver- able by the 18th of October, $1 26 tor hew Ni jiwaukee es were searce and holders were very firm in i Citron was fairly active and firm. Dates were in fair desnand and steady. Figs were neglected and nomi nai at about former prices, Sardines were quiet and without | further change, Filberts, were dull, Sout with. os: mut decided Brazil nuts were Quiet ‘on We or raisins, $2 15 a $230 do, 83.15 Ze. Almonds— & Bice. for Sultana do Siac. Jord por case, Ge. Figs, mronds, Ste, @ 04 8, s6 almonds, 0c ‘nh italian, Ide. ‘Turkey Dranes, nominally, Yor for Servia, Leghorn ‘citron, 23e, @ 2s\c, Naples wal- | Rute, ite. Bordeaux do., Toe: Gi Ts. | Sicily filberts, wae 8, 0c); Naples do., Sic. a Ye.5 Bareplona bary few French ‘pranes, 3c. cB nuts—The mare i ad if demand | at fale | irginia, good and strictly prime, 80; Wilmingion, 20 8 Fg ay. fancy tp to 45; Tonnes: 1%. a1 us ior untunned aod @! 250 1.50 for fanned ; “$1 60, Dried jemand jor apples was eudy prices, Old State quarters were quiet and un- waged. Peaches were in moderate demand and steady, Biuckverries were frm and, scarce, Uther stnall fruits were in good demand and firm. We quote :—State apples, sliced, | Vige. w W4e.; do, do., quarters, fe. « 9'ge.; Southern’ ap lem, $33 quarters, new Be. aXlge, Heed, ‘new, Xe. a 10s stern ‘do., quarters, a, fancy, 1 nine ‘@ Ise} do., linives, now, ee. Dlackvervies, w, Lhe. ; raspberries, EP Ms cro 8 Bic. We. ; do., State, Guin —The market was quiet but without especial change. We qu Domestio, Std, TENG. & LHe; Borneo and Gouripore, 4. ; Ouleatta. Hay AND StRaw.—Ihe demand for prime hay was fair'and the market was steady at full ane prices. bog was quiet Gnd without further change, We qu Baie hay, shipping, at Suc. a SOe., retail qualities at $1120 and 7de. & $l for new: clover at 6c. @ 65e,; salt 50, a toc, Straw is quoted at Ae, a We. for long rye, Soe, ade. for short do, an for ons. Heay AND JUTe—Was quiet and without further change. Jute butts were in fair demand and steady. The sales were 500 aon we cash We quotas American, dressed, ton, $200 wae for double, and $235 « $240 for stnates F IA hemp, 7e, 07 jo por Ib tho Latter for fine I a, clean, Pea od gold; Italian, §2 GO a §2 7: Se, gerd, Sule utes quoted at 2740. a 36., eur: Sisal hemp, de., gold. Mipes.—The market for prime grades was dull but with- out further change, and common in were in fair de mand and steady, with sales ‘~ o dry Texas, 191 ar salted damaged California, 229 ited Texas and 3,2 dry Texas on vermis not imide fa fy quote “uenoe Ayres, 29 to 28 bs. aac Jw daee.§ 2 Ibs., 29, ; Montevideo, 2034 te buss "ibs., alge: Gorttent Ws, Dives 4 Rio ‘Grande, 20 to “aie, Orinoco, 3 % 22° Ibe, 22e.; California, 22 to 25 Ws, ote a American, 18 he 21 Ibs, 20e.; Matamoros, to x 19) a 20) Vera Cras, 18 to 19 Ibs, 170. « 18¢. ; Bogo! is to acs: Texas aud Southern 24 to t rants were auiet and without further | | 170 cases Pennsylvania, crop’ 1874, ths., 18. a 15e., gold, selected: city slaughter, ox, 60 to 80 Ia, Oger a Mkt dons cows 45 10°80 Iba Se: a" Slaon cure reney, a Ors. — market was quiet and clat change. ° Receipts fr the work 130) balon; total re: ceipts since September 1, 1875, 4,403 do.; total receipts for same Vertis IRT4, 4,005 Kd export moroness for the ». ; total exports since 698 do. yearlings, 1874's, ran 4c. m Ge. por ive KON.—American pig was quiet, and common Scotch was firm, with a fair inquiry; higher prices re- tirict business, Serap way dull | and nominal.” Rail were moderately active. sales were 190 t old on terms not aie public. | Manufactured | was ip fale demand and steed: quote :—No. 1 American, | $25 50 9 $25 50; Ne 3 i forge, Roun Wet ga ‘Bh ete. hoes: SS licsad eon No Perse Pare: & ws ed irony No, $26 8 ou F imarket for foreign was quiet, quoted at Tie. a anu ¢ common, Domestic dull and nominal. quotes ili 87 ie (gold), Wigcdunt 10 per cont), Bac. pipe do.) | 88 thoed cio), 8 OMe. Tatham's improved iin'lined lead pipe, 1) ip Byer for hemlock sole was mm full prices. Heavy table for the continent. pur- chasers, were scarce and eld with firmness. oe ts for the’ week, 014327 stdos aud 1,804 bales. Export {a0 w ocassen,—Market as dull ugal and mixed, 25¢. covado, refining, 33e. 3c, Porto Rico, 37¢. Orleans, 60¢. # G80. Nats.—Cut_ were dull, —We quote :—Cuba. centrif- layed, Se a Ste. ‘i nglish Islands, Be but without decided change. Wey quota:“Common, foie,” and sheath, a a7 735 do, a Seca, anda 370s Sig SEE Teh =o ane $0. light it. Navan pontine was dull and easier. The saies were G6 bbls. at 3 Rosin— Strained was dull and without further changes better grades ar were quiet. Tho sales were 125 bi FM Upslrgnblne demand at steady pelos: Too bbs. at $2 Pitch was dull and anchanged. We moat Bibe. a 33}, strained rosin, Hs a a $2 50; Washington tr, har a ae was quiet and nominal, Lard was in mod- erate demand, at about former prices. Gotton seed was in fair demand and steady, Olive was in light request, at about former prices. Menhaden was dull, and entirely nomi- nal. Crude whale and sperm were quict and nomi- by unchanged, We quote >—Cottonseod, do. summer 68e, a 70e. inte ntine, xx eu, Wilulngtoa tar, Ue. Ogi Ona Bio Malue, S8e, a ¥5e.: sperm, tor, 81/85; do., natural do whale, Northern, 68¢.; dd., Southern, 65 Bia” winter, 75¢ a S0e.; do., natural do. olive, casks, SL 15 a1 18: do., cabes, $4 29a $1 50: Peeroueta,—Tho ma ‘The sules were 5,000 bbis., here, at 13790. ; 5,000 bbis, at Baltimore, at 13%4e. for prompt delivery, aud 4,000 Lbls, a Phitadetpuin, at 19%4c. for deliveries up to the 25th of Octobs Crade in bulk was quoted at 74¢°for prompt and 62 efor month; do., in Dbis., at 10 Me. for month. Retiied, ‘and Ide. for month; euro aphiha, prompt and month; cases quoted at 1734e. 8 ie, Philedaiihia was quoted at Ice. for prompt and 13340. for mouth; cargo lots, 13'xc, 0 LB}se. Baltimore was quoted at 136. for prompt’ aud’ 13; month; eargo lots, 1i}ge. 4 13,0, Provisions. —Itevelpts—Beot, 41 packages; cut meats, 434 do. ; lard, 432 do. ‘The murkot for pork was frm, with @ ng wint grudg, $1 Borde, “et ener) for fair demind at fall prices, ‘The sales w D bis, new mess at $22,500 do, do, at $22 0 100 di spected at $22 25, For ‘ature dalivery G00, bbls. « buyers’ option, at $22 10; 200 do. do. ‘at, $22 1¢ southern York at $20, . do. at gs ‘10, do. at $22, and 250 Dressed hogs were quoted wt 103. a i14ge, Beef hains were dull and unchanged. ‘Beef was quiet and without further change. Sales were 50 tierces India mess on private terms. We quote :—Bbls., plain mess, at $5 50 a $9 50; ex- tra mess ut $11 a $i2, packet beet at $16. Tier new city extra India tess, at 50 8 $30 50, Tedta “ose, st, S17, a. G10, prime, mess ot" 819. & 17. Bacon’ was steudy, ‘The enles were 79 boxes city long Cut meats were quiet and no We loose, heavy to light, 153sc, a ar 0 do quoted at ee d hams, Loe. 1 fresh hams, Okie. Western _ tierced hams, 113¢¢, Lard was firmer, “The sales were 300 tlerees Western steam at 137¢c., 30 do. new Western at Lge, 79,do. pure elty, ub Like. tierees, October, at 13% do., seller year, &t 123¢¢. do., seller 1875, at 12e. Bu prices were held with considerable firmness. We quote : State, good to choice, 29¢. a Ble.; do., common to good, 20c, a 28e.; Western creamery, fair to choide, 27e. a 32c.; West- ern. tubs, fuir to choles, luo. & 0c. ; Western Reserve and Michigan, fair to choice, 17e. Cikusk.—the market was with For future dellvory— ) do., do., at 1313-166. tirm, a fair ine quity “at unchanged prices. We ' quote State tac- fory, common to fancy, do. a 11i4e.;do., part skim, de; a les fancy, full cream, Oe. a Lic, fair to good, part skim, 2¢. a6¢.; skims, ‘2c, ade. ; Ohio factory, common to Taney, de. a Lie, Poratoxs.—The market for common descriptions was steady, with a fairiuquiry at about in moderate requost and steady, We quote : $1 25 a $150; peachblow, bulk, $1 25 Bulk, $1081 25 ‘per bbl: swoet yellow. #2 a 82 7 Rics,—The market was steady tor foreign and firm for do~ mestic kinds, We note sales of 25 casks Carolina at 8c. a Bke., 150 bbls. Louisiana at 7%. a Sige. and 150 at Gc. a Glge, We quote :—Carolina, fair to prime, Louisiana, 634¢. a Sige. ; fair’ to prime and cominon qualities down to Sige; Rangoon, 8c. a U4 reney; Patna, 7c. a 73%¢., curtency; Kangoon, in bond, per Ib., gold, cash. SeuDS, was dull and more or less nominal. nominal, ‘Ihe demand for canary was was strong at full prices. Kussia hemp was changed. Rape was in fair demand and ste $2 0 for Western. Linseed was quiet further change. The sales were 1,500 pa 1 We quotes-Clover, Western, i3o. 9 13}¢e. per 1p; per bushel: canary, Smyrna, $0 du a $1 o Sicily, tte hemp, forelgn, i 80a .81 85; flaxseod, ‘lax was dull id American, rough, $1 linseed, Caleuita, $1 50, gold, time: Bombay, $1 55, gold, SreutER was dull and_ without further change. We Foreign plates, $7 12}; 4 $7 domestic do., cu.—The market was firm, with s fair busi Jobbing way.” We quote Pepper, Sumatra, nae pe ©. pimento, 11ig0.: cloves, 42hsc. "a doc. cassia, Bes ‘fee ginger, Le. . ose! nutmegs, $l a 10 per Ib. Sreann was quoted ut 1530, « 18 for Western and Ie. 0 10%, fe ‘Scaan the market for row sugar was very quiet and nominally steady.) The markot for refined was very quiet, but steady. at quotations, "We quote :—Fair reining, 1) ina The. zee, dard A, 10836. a 10%, i powdered, Le. : gr tra C, Bye. # 1g. ; cus ings, common to pi fair fo choice, Sige. & BAC. ; } crushes Ties resonate © Ox TAtow.—The market was dull and ensier. were 40,000 Ibs, not quite prime at 10g¢., 45,000 Ibs. good prime at 10%¢¢, a 10},c, Tix.—The market tor foreign pig was firm with » fair do- mand at full quotations. Domestic wis quiet and without further change. Tin plates were quiet ‘and ad without decided change. We quote Straits, d sve; English, I8ike. a We, gola. Plat co: Le The sales y was firm, with sales agit ed leat was fairly ‘active and cain ‘were 200 cases sundries at “s Connecticut, crop IB72, at 17e.; 40 cases stop ISTE, at Tye 200 cases Pennsylvania, crop 873, wt 15e.; 197 ‘cases Wisconsin, erop 1873, eases New York, crop 1874, part! necticut and Massachusetts, crop 1 josoasin, 1872 and at Sie. a ‘at Te. ; 125 cases 4, at Tigo. a He on.” private terms, The market forvign “was “nteady, | with, sal of 900 bales Havan a $1 05: Wo quote:—Light lugs, 8¢, 10c.; good lugs, 9% Je, a 13¢, jam leaf 14sec, 8 12) f, p— husetts, Ye. @ 1c. Grey, of 1872—Conneeticut and Massachusetts f ‘hllers, te. Se. ; do. do. segoat, Ue, a 12¢.; do, do. wrappers, 15c. a 20c. Pennsyl- vania fillers, ‘Tie. 8 Be. do. on Mppers, 18e. @ 35c.; do. ay Torted lots, Te. a 200," C ohnecticut and Maga. chusetts Sllers, 7c. a Se. ; 7 seconds, 0c. a 12c. for all October in store, $140 a $1 G0. for white, including | pectieut wrappers, 20e, 8 4c. do. assorted lots, 19 1b 250. Gules od extre ob 81 O0l' a BL G iM 6e.; Now York assorted | Gulag act Gatiet Wh the lowe... beet 180000 busroay'| fin Be. changed bands at 66e. a Ue. fo A st & 70s. for prime, stenmer and snil; ‘rop of 1874—Connecticut seconds, thixed and yellow. Outs were quiet, ‘Tho sales were at 45e, | fine lots, 18c. 20c. ; do., Be. do. seconds tor No. 3 Chicago mixed, A14e. for, Wastorn mixed, 20e. 6 | and Aller, loping lots, 7c. 0 Ge. Havana—Common, doe. 4be. for inferior mixed and 44¢. for white, Kye wa ood, Sige, & We. j fine, We, w $1 0. Yare—As- | dull and nominal. Barley was finn with sales of 9,500 sorted iets Myc. #920. per lb. | bushels Canada, on private) terms. Barley malt ‘was Viniskxt.-iteceipis, 247 bole The market was steady, with sales of 6,000 bushels BL 50 | with sales of about 354 pbls, at SL 104 a § 1 for (Canada, Beuus and Vens—The market 00k. smarkes’ Yee mentor Oitavive an active de- Was” firm for“ mediuing with | a fair inquiry at | mand for Uslitvedian ‘Other Binds were’ quiet. W s. Marrows were in fairdemand and steady, Other | sales of 700 Ibs, medium unwashed fleece at Se, 10, kradvs were steady, ‘Wo quote:—Medium, choice, $1 000 Ibs. medium unwashed at 99; do., Tir to good, $1 70 a $1 80; marrow choice, | 220: ighily’‘burry ‘spring clip California at B2e., $2'90: do., Tair to good, $1 90.8 $2:pea, $2 a $2.05; | 21000 be ilightly ‘burry ‘do. do, Bt 20s., 60,400 Ibs spring 210; | clip do, e. 28¢., 10,000 “Ibs: do, do. at | 26. 31500" Iba. (ay ak 120 + 25 bags scoured | do. at’ 62ke., 6 Nevada at 30c., 40 sacks W stern Texas at ge, 200 Ibs. tub washed at'49c., 10,000 do. at O6e., and ate, terms, 73,00) Ibe. No. 1 to X do. on fieeee, 1,000 Ibs. unwashed combing, 33,000 Ibs. sprin Calif 800 Tom do. do. 0 OO Ibe fo. do. 8.000 Ike. 1a clip Californ! 1a, 35,000 Tbs. dd, do, 15,000 Ibs, pos n= tenen, 6S JUD ibs. ‘Georgia, 5,000 Ibs. ‘Australian, 5,000 Ths, ‘ream, 2,500 Ibs. Nevada, 50 bags super pulled, 15, (000. Tbs. Orego 35,00 i Donskol, 90 bags short extra pulled and 60 bags F pulle fine Sheets were in moderate demand at 8Xe. a 8%c., Fenn lthe market for both berth and charter freights [rie decidedly firmer and in grain ireighte an sctive business & Norwegian bark, samo yoyage and rate, a 81000 do. another, same voyage and rate, with 000" N do.; an_ Italian bark, same voyage and rate, with 3,000 do. dos” Gornesian bark, same voyage and or Saee 2,200 do., and rate, with 3,300 do. do. ; an nd rate, with 5,000 do, do. ; London ‘direct, with 2 000 hee to London, LL bbls. refined petroleum, ot hence to gine direet, with another, same voyage ‘aiten Derk, same voyage & Norwegian Dark, hence to es grain at Sn. Od. "000 bbls, fa @ Belgian” rin from Baltimore to do, do. at 45.7, middling, 12%. ag, Net receipts, 5: Hxports constwive " Stock, 16,121. Weekly net. receipts, 015 bales: “Bepervs covetwioe, 2,418, Sales, 5,890. New Onveass, Oct, 1, 1875. Cotton alot 5 ppp hg a Wg erence, SY 123g ei ee N 82 bales; Kre oi ¥ forte Sieve, Jos, Bales, 2.200, rocky y3i8 Weekly Det ab resnigit 1373 15,734 4 basco; gross, 17,802. "USports coast i Horreradting 'Iiize, jet; middling, 12%0.; jow middling, 117, i Shiinary: Iie. @ 1iige. Net rece an 08 bal Seats acest 100, Sales, 1,000. Stock, 10,815, Bases abst not receipts, 8045. Exports coastwise, 2.258, effet Oct. 1, 1875, iddling, 12 9-160. ; low oer Lahge. 5 Ag Sergent tO tt 487 an rr 15; coustwise, 1,7 San a *Bteck, Weekly’ ne net receipts, “18,713; nt, Sew Ess Ex ei to the Continent, 1,418; oastwi Cnanustox, Oct. ton steady; middling, 12 11-16e. 8 12;ce" + a 12) cat) New recel) ts, ga bales. Exports to Ureat Bins in, 200." Stock, 1.37" W net Exports te’ Great Brival oH Sonera, aol. Belen, TAUO, Lake receipts—! 6,000 bush 10,000 do. ; owes, 20.000 do, ‘Railroad’ shipments-—Plour jut, 6.UU0 8: Gorm. GU.VUU do, oats, as! jrass was quiet and nominally unchanged. Clover | nd 24,000 do. Canal shipments to tide water—wn, bushels; corn, 48,000 do. : oats, 20,000 do. ; rye. do,’ To interior points—None. Canal frei; Hgts firm ; Tigo" for wheat, Te. for corn, 43¢c. for omts to New York, included, Plow ict and unchanged. Wheat inactive and entirely dat,’ Gorn quit and flem ; sales 27,000 bushels Na. Western at Onte, rye, and barley inactive and Hy unchan, ices. Seeds dull. Pork dull at #23 06 ion sary —— "Lard quiet at ld4c. @ 14}jc. Highwines nowinal. Cureaco, Til, Oct. 1, 1875. Flour steady and anchangod, Wheat No. 1 Chicago spring, $1 16; No. 2 do., 8 delier October: 81, 09% soller Noveib : Bue. « 80! Cora, strong a ixed, S5}ge. "1 ug Ez gc. seller October; 50 bid seller af, ee, re ., Outs lower for cash | futares firmer; No. ‘i Ay 9 ye ‘B2%e. @ B30. seller Octo- i2c, seller November. Burley et and weak, a at oa et $1 01% sellor October; 9Y%gc. seller No dull. Pork —Demand fair, and prices have ad- ¢ i 3 O2iy lee ti th year. shoulders, Se {short rib middles cloar middien, a3. Whi Afternoon veall ot” the Boater October; $1 November, Corn easier, at 223 Getober. Pork firmer, i ard ‘unchanged. ti—Flour, ‘6000 bois. ; wheat, 113,000 tn feorn, 1351000 A vats, 144.000 do j barley, 41,000 da: rye, 10.060 0 menss—Plour, 5,059 bbl wheat, bushels; corn, 126,000 000 ao; barley, 21,000 do. ; rye, BOD te beads PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipen R € (375, Printing cloths market weak with's tenleacy to lowet prices. Standard and extr SAxob ace quoted at ak acoe thirty days, with dull demand, EUROPEAN M. MARKET. Loxpow, Oct. 1—Evening.—Calcutta linseed, 484. Line seca cake, £10 5s. w £10 10s. per ton. Spirits of turpentine, 23s, Od. u 24s, per owt. . Nassan stroot lable tn ell pores at the world, ‘Travellers’ Credits, avi through the Mossrs. 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FI FROTHINGHAS: & CO., N BE USED Ag a puugetiaso or sule of any rere in ttle risk in this method of operating. | Wa ontracts on members of the Stock E are negotiati and responsible parties at very close rates; $50 for a0 shares; change 100 for 100 shares, Quotations and information furnished: TUMBRIDGE & CO.. Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall New York. Stocks bought and sold against moderate sits, NABLE RATES- MONEY ON LIFE AND winent Insurance Policie: Zecurities; Insurance of all kinds. “sffe panies. J.J. HABRICH & C4 LARGE AMOUNT OF DS TO GOAN ott Bond and age for long terms, in sums to suits yo ‘SN’ MERSERBAU, 32 Willlans street ¢ ee Aa Asi Roe GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY « First Mortgage 10 Per Cent Bonds—an investment that Will Dear investigation, Send for circular, SAMUEL A. GAYLORD, St. Louis, Mo. Marketavle Securities cae im exchange. A WSTOOK, PRIVILEGES Now PAY, Lat 4, oneedy profits: customers advised how ta, « igiely. Book with information sent tree. Address B & 00., 17 Wall st YG K PirvieteE « Before you buy @ Stock Privilege send for my pame phict “About Stocks.” Lt will cost nothing, and may be ‘value to you, W. H. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. INSURANCE, GAS, CITY, RAILROAD STOCKS Munfeipal Seeurities bought aud sold Auber F. NICOLAY & CO, Stock Brokers and Auctioncers, | No. 43 Pine street, ww York. For sale, prime investment Stocks and Bonds, paying 10 to on favorable terms, t RAILROAD Bi bought and sy y the old Sscablishea Stock and Bond House o et ALBERT H. NIGOLAY & co., ‘No, 43 Pine street, New York. TRANCE STOCKS bought at fair prices b; HY SY ARTERY.” 65 Wall atroo ND TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION, near Houston street. befure October 2 will draw interest y of October, Allowed on all suins from, $5 to Open daily from 10 A. M. to Wednesdays from 10 to bb yo on Mondays and AT. CONKLIN, President. H. G, Fisnen, Secretary. PARA, SECURITIES, State, City, Town : and County Bonds; all classes ot ecurte = having market value, d sold by TATE OF OHIO COUNTY, CITY AND TCWN BONDS, ‘cmbracing all the large cities of the State, bought and sold by WM. I. UTLEY, No. 4 Wall street. 500 WANTED-ON | FIRST BOND mortage on four acres of land at Bay Ri L, L., adjoining Brooklyn ety tine and worth four ti Ainount. Address BAY RIDGE, box 142 Herald offic TO LOSN—ON CITY PROPERTY, IN $2 20.000 rimate sais; no obgectiod ie good Rasinent Property or second mortgages HOYT & SON, 171 Brondway. | $2.00.000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MoRT- interest. on strictly ax, in sums to sult, at soven per cons rst class Proj 9 bonns. of 2 to JOHN TOWNSHE, ‘and Fulton streets, Pweg , Bennett Building, corner of ‘New York. cr OPARTNERSHI PS. sucks ‘OTich 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE LIWITED partnership heretofore existing between William Wile iinson, Thomas P. Wilkinson and William HL. Leach as gene eral partners and Poter Morris as special partner, under the firm name of Wilkinson Bros. & Co., was dissolved by_the death of the said Peter Morris on the dth day of July, 1875. WILLIAM WILKINSO THOMAS ie WILKINSON. WILLIAM H. LEACH. JOUN Hi. MORRIS, Executor. New Yor, Sept. 9, 1875, HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A N partnership fo facturers of paper at Biru under the drm name of Will sind New York city int Winresox. THOMAS P. WLLKIN WILLIAM H. LE. RARE CHANCE FOR AN man, who can put about $8, turing specialty business, near treasurer and compensated for his’ se fecured. Address, appointing interview, TROY, box 183 Herald office, HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN AN ESTAB- ished Dry and Faney Goods Hense, on the best street Brooklyn, will be sold to the right party: good, cleam ine store and low rent, Address TLEM, HAVING a wishing to get into @ sure RARE Ch $1,500 cash to in Dusiness will got security for his money ana @ reasonable interest and compensation for his time at first; business re= Hable and for a lifetime, therefore the chance is a xood one standing, and especially if of Brooklyn. fies, Htrooklyn, for » gentleman Address box 86 P LIGHT, PRorrT. BLE BUSINESS, LONG ESTAB- er $400 monthly, ‘for sale account parte, with $2,500, can address J., box 116, Herald office. OR SALE—THE GOOD WILL, LEASE AND FURNT- ture of a small Hotel, newly furnished, every roo oe Gupled and dotng & est ‘class, bar business, situated near and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia: price, $U,00X ideoss W. B., Herald Philadelphia Branch offes, } 1 RADE.—THE ADVERTISER, HAVING HAD AT fan experience of twenty: four. youre se 8 member of the firm in +" of the aldest and best known houses in the hag if trade, in buy! ying the fur, making the mixtures, weighing ous and superintending the manufacture of fur hate, desires to make his serviees availal with some one with capital or some honse in « Kindred business desiring to enter the trade, or « house already in the trade. Address box 222 Me ATED COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT, WITH pod references, as treasurer, to accompany the tan- ager to South America, {in n Incrative mercantile enterprise § will aa required to inve ) to $5,000) uply se- cured, SRY Sox Lit Herald office, ANT! pa BUSLFERS aN rim to make $1,00 fore January. T. YouNst SUN, 460 Fulton street, Brooklyn. " vk 00! TO $4,000.—WANTED. A GENTLEMAN of good address in a very lacrative office baste Bove in Philadelphia; clear income of annum wm bo proper Ge nveaigation, " Addrose CENTENNEALy Herat delphia Branch oifico. $2. 000 TO $5,000 WANTED. take this amount in Novel and take position cent prove, ‘besides 00., 23 W it stree! $1000 TO Call ond. —A GENTLEMAN TO ek in fine Centennial Tnvestment will pay, 103 Apply to RDS beral salary. Philadelphia, $3. 000.2 SURE FORTUNE PARTS ET te it yw patent toy will sel the sniitions ‘at 500 i nn i Addeoas INVES TONY box 1,80 it oftice, New Yor! WILL PURCHASE A CONTROLLIN interest in the oldest, most respectable paying place of amusement in .hliadetphin; reasons for ly explained: the tunity ever veiing ng aulnnctorly na ‘opportunity e $15. 00)