The New York Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1875, Page 5

existing In Boston, conseqnent upon the recent failures there. Foreign exchange closed quiet at about 4.781¢ for bankers’ sixty days sterling and 4.824 for demand, ‘THE FORRIGN MARKET, The London advices report a gain of £81,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to day. The London market for securities is firm and higher for consols and quiet and steady for United States bonds. The following are late quotations:—Consols for money, 943g; do. for account, 9444 a 9444; 1865 old bonds, 10634 @ 106%; 1867 bonds, 107% a 10734; ten- forty bonds, 1045; a 10475; new fives, 104}g a 10424; Erie, 1436 a 15, ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has issued his twen- tieth call for $5,000,000 five-twenty bonds to be re- deemed January 1, one-half being coupon and the other half registered. The call is made at the request of the Byndicate, and shows that they are finding a ready market in Europe for the new fives. There remain outstanding $19,755,000 called bonds on which Interest | has ceased. The bonds called are of the act of June 30, 1864, The called bonds of the issue of 1862 are of tho coupon class, nearly all of them being held in Europe, Of the issue of 1864 about $12,700,000 are of the regis- tered class, chiefly held in this country. The receipts from internal revenue to-day were $777,610 88, from customs $368,293 34; $420,000 national bank notes were received for redemption to-day. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $16,000 on account of inter- est and $90,000 in redemption of flve-twenty bonds, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed strong and in demand at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 12434 a 125; do. do., 1881, registered, 12144 a 12144 do, do, do., coupon, 123% a 124; do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, ex interest, 115; do. do., do., coupon, 118% ; do, do., 1864, registered, ex interest, 115 a 116; do, do., do., coupon, 11934 a 11934; do. do., 1865, registered, 116% a 116% ; do. do., do, coupon, 11934 a 120; do. do., do., new, registered, hog a 11994; do., do., do., do., coupon, 119} a 11934; do. do., 1867, regictareds 120% 0 121; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 121; do. do., 1868, registered, 12144 a121!g; do. do., ao., coupon, 121% a 12144; do. ten-forties, registered, 116% a 116% ; do, do, coupon, 117% a 117%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 118 a us. RAILROAD BONDS. There wasa moderately active business in railroad bonds, the largest transactions having been in the Pacific issues, which sold at 104 a 10434 for Union firsts, 9144 for sinking funds, 106% a 106% for Centrals, 903% a 91% for San Joaquin branch and 92 a 92% tor Oali- fornia and Oregon branch. Harlem coupon firsts brought 114, New Jersey Central consolidated firsts 10744, do. convertible 110, New York Central sixes of 1883 16334, Cleveland and Pittsburg fourths 102, and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds 87%. The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacille firsts, 104 to 10434; Union Pacific land grants, 99 to 99%; Union Pacific. sinking funds, 9134 to 91}4; Central Pacifics, 1064, to 106%. BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at 155 for American, 95% for Fourth National, 99 for Central National and 91 for Continental, The following were the latest bids:— America, 155; American Exchange, 117};; Chemical, 1,680; City, 300; Commerce, 12134; Continental, 91; First National, 200; Fourth National, 9574; Importers and Traders’, 200; Irving, 132; Mechanics’, 140; Mer- cantile, 109; Merchants’, 122; Nassau, 100; New York National Exchange, 100; North America, 100%. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this da; Bid. Asked, City sixes, old +106 ein City sixes, new. 10834 08% Camden and Amboy R. 18155 13135 Pennsylvanii 6055 503 Philadelphia and Reading. 57M 57% Lehigh Valley. 61g 62 Catawissa R, R., pret. 1. 45 4535 Northern Central. =_ Lebigh Navigation. 501% 5055 Lehigh Navigation gold joan. . Taossg 1045 BOSTON BANKS AND DIVIDENDS. The amount payable in Boston in October is $5,190,735, of which $2,200,000 is by the banks. Of the fifty-eight national banks in the city one pays 7 per cent, four 6, eleven 5, three 44, twenty-one 4, four 344, ten , 3 per cent, one passes, two not declared and one divides January and July. The banks of Boston, under the laws of Massachusetts, pay their municipal tax direct to the city at the rate of $13 70 on cach $1,000 of tax- able value May 1, which is rated on the market price of the shares at that date, The dividends are made net | and the shares free of taxes to holders. The aggregate tax amounts to $932,843, of which Boston gets only $247,154, the remainder ($665,649) going to the Tax Commissioner, CALIFORNIA NEWS. The Nevada Bank, of San Francisco, opens to-day with acash capital of $5,000,000 in gold and the right to Increase, at the pleasure of the trustees, to $20,000,000. The bank was organized last spring by a party of the richest men on the Pacific coast, whose wealth was derived from the gold and silver mines of California and Nevada, They are known as the Consolidated Virginia party, as the famous mine of that name is owned and managed by them. The fol- lowing are the officers of the bank:—President, Louis McLane; Cashier, N. K. Masten; Directors, J. C. Flood, W. 8. O’Brien, John W. Mackey, James G. Fair and Louis McLane. The bank is incorporated under the general laws of California, its stock is liable to assess- ment, and the stockholders are personally responsible for all liabilities or losses incurred, under a provision of the constitution of the State applicable to banking and Jusurance corporations, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Monpay, Oct. 4, 1875, BEFORE CALL—10 A, M, 110000 Leh'h & W Be. 0 she Wot Un Fal... EN leear:t etiectt et as SELSSPEES: S : pepe FIRST bd 87! 87 BOARD—10: 30 be 100 sha Un % ocd 5000 Un be 2000 Con Poo g bibe 2000 CP ‘in 4 0p. 4000 5000 400 im Hom 100 katie RR, 800 do.. do. ‘on G00 DL AW RRA be 1 goo Ringe NY be.8d 40 Mor & Kus Rit. .be ( 400 Han ats Kibo 19 10 Adi & Pac pl....be 100 = 300 do. | $00 Went Un NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1875.— . '. Pi ot 8 smeengememy, pay paalenstiet,,\'s 54} " 54 do. 7 587 7 53% 2000 & M it 167 1000 do. 16%, 100 do. 16 100 do 16 500 ©, C&L 370 BEPORR CALI=12:30 P. M. $20000.U Pac RR Ist. 104% 600 shs LS &MS RRs3 5375 Pacwinkf... @1i 100 di 3 58%¢ cle iste-bs 114 109 ‘Jen Ist, con 107% 200 a 2000 HOKE A Ioisd 40 300 4 14000 © 8 200 do. 100 Union 100 Chi & NW Ri 100 do... jo. 50 NJ Cen Ri 100 H & St Jo RR. 100 Pac RR of Mo | 10 100 do. 35 100 do. a4 200 do. B43 50 do 85. 100 do. BAN 100 do, Baty 200 do. a4 100 do. 84) 909 do. 34 33! Too min ge BHT Ba 100 Mil & St P pf 8 3) 300 do. 63 100 Ohio & Mf Rik 16; 2PM. $20000 U8 6's, r, ‘81. 121) 10000 T85-20,r,’68.be 121 10000 U O20) ce. ei too Us Os, surnn 1308 10000 0 8 5-20, ¢, "65m, 1194 SKCOND BOARD—I P, M, NYS 7's, blr. 10000 Ohio 6's, ‘81. 2000 Cen Pa gb. 107 1086) 8000 . 7000 © & NWeegb. 5000 Har Ist 7) 4% Ohio & 1009 Clev & Pitts ith 5 shs Continental oe 25 Amer Ex. be 100 West 10 a WTel.b c.b3 03 do 1s} 8100, do 55 Han & Si Jo vibe 2235 100 Ceres RR «t.! ae 91 ale pf... ¢ 400 Chi W RK. & Bq 2 Tai k 100 100 400 200 ™% 400 2:90 T0 3 PM $1000 CP 1 500 shs oni NW... 88% ‘5000 NJ Cel ‘89 1000 M&StP Ist, foo cé& x Wi RR . S8% 100 sbs Del & H Cun. “200 Mil & StP RR. B48) 200 Con Coal 100 do. 400 Erie RR. 200 Ohi n RR. .....88 IRR... 100 do... % 200 Del, L & WARK. 400 LS & MSRR...85 200 do. COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT MORE ACTIVE—FUTURES 1-160. 4 3-32c, BETTER—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT FIRMER—CORN HIGHER—OATS EASY—RYE FIRM—BARLEY MALT NOM- LEUM QUIET---NAVAL STORES QUIET AND FIRM—HIDES QUIET AND STEADY-——OILS UN- CHANGED—WHISKEY EASIER—FREIGHTS FIRM AND ACTIVE—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUN- NIES QUIET—COFFEE STRONG—SUGAR WEAK, Monpay, Oct. 4—6 P, M, ‘Trade prospects were somewhat brighter to-day, espe- cially on ‘Change, where there was some activity and improved prices. Flour was firm. Wheat was do- cidedly firmer, under an improved demand for export. Corn was also wanted and better prices were realized, Oats easy. Whiskey easier. Pork and lard were very strong and rather higher. Naval stores showed considerable firmness but not much ac- tivity, Spirits turpentine was held }ga higher. Petroleum wasin light request, Cotton on the spot was decidedly more active, with a good call from ex- porters, Futures were 1-16c, a 3-320, higher. Coffee was firm and generally held at higher prices. Sugar was heavy, but not quotably lower, Freights were gener- ally firm, with an advance on berth rates, but no other quotable change. Corree.—The market for Rio and Santos was very firm, but quiet, Mild coffees were quiet and steady. No further cargo invoices were re- | ported sold, sellers being too strong in their views to admit of business. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 19c. « 194ge.; fair do., 206. a 20}¥c.: good do., 20%, a 21 prime do., 21%¢. » 21}/¢.; extreme range for lots, 19¢. a 220; Santos, fair to good, 20Ke. a 21K, gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 260. 270: do., ass mate, 27cm Singapore, ‘do. te! Sesion, 21c. a 32e; Maracalbo, 2OKc ws 5 Laguayra, Wie. a 21iZe.¢ Jumaica, 18%¢6. Domingo, @ 20c.; Bt. 186. © isige-s ; Porto Rico, 1846, sate; Costa Rica, 190. a 2uc.; Mexican, 2U}¢e. a 21, 21 Le, & 22e, 5 Angos- are Ide. w 21}ge.;° Savanil ie! e's ; Curacoa, 100s bg, —More favorable advices from Liverpoot led to an improved demand from exporters. and from spin- ners was also more generat, and ainplayad a a willingness to handle iarge lots at a slight concession from quoted ra ther, the market was in @ Deiter shape. and low soedy at the revised quotations PPaaie hich show « ro- duction of igo. 1m, koe Delon, OE wed ct middling and Ye. in and se bales. her” Chats aot incl faded ‘velow) or “187 naan, for Be, go inning. Fatores rm, and’ on. the a 0 ot the Liverpent market Saenaced 1h Tite e326" This sdvance roy asiness in cott er export va er market close: wane. 14 1-320. " 1-160. ; A an 1h ry 4 Ay ovatio based on “ ix eae reitengs standard ot classification and on cotton iD ity not ‘more thun half» grade above or below the grade ote juoted — ids. Alabama JNé Ordi jo Ort 107 inary. : nn Strict ordinaty i uy 3 Good ordi a a Gen 1 18) 13! 13) 18) 133 13, 13) 13) M4 1s 14 aBeai i —Good te 4 strict good ordinary, ie in ‘middling, 120. ot Tae. The sales wore: Last Evening, — 1,506 859 2,965 follows :—Yesterday —For fovare delivery the sales were as siter er, P. M.—October, 1,300 at 12 15-16c., 900 at 12 29-26. aa at id 15100, 1,800 ae 12) “November, 100 ai Be. 400 12 "use, 1,100 a 1211-160, Io 200 ae ie 11-160, ai 12 33. 2 ; hiogae roe 100 aria pagel 300 ai at 137%0. at « hes: aa sh 6c aa Mts at 191-160, a ¥ " i $00 Lae, 200 is 7. 100 at ii 17,100 bales, The a een at : + re a8 foll Iveston, 2,599 ; M Savanwal, 6.973; Witmin ; 7; “New ria “Total, Moo” Poe day last Toek, 1709, (Tle day last your, oUTbTL Total suce’ Se tembor 1) 215,631 FLOUN'axD Guats<The, flour market was steady, with a {alr ingutty for shipment, alos 18 0% including Ska ern and South he rauge of ive flvur ralea steady, with's mode 350 bis, Cornine: 950 bola, $4 50 a $5 00 500 a 6 50 5654 6 25 620 675 Superfine Western 50a 540 Extra W 5608 600 Minnesota, , 6256 750 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. 5754 650 Round hoop Obio, trade brands, 60K 750 Family... 17808 800 St, Louis, low extra 8008 700 St, Louis, straight extra 7008 750 St. Louis, choice double oxt 58a 8 50 Bt. Louis, cluies family. 28508 950 Rye four, fine to supertine. [4708 600 Southern, No 4008 bw oa 44 | by steam, 40,000 48008 525 6758 700 7258 900 3608 400 365.8 400 4150 420 20 00 8 20 50 higher, The 5,000 bushels, ae si 10 «81.14 for re- 1 26 a $1 2744 fog No, 2 Chiteago, in afloat; $1 30° 0 $1 32 for old No. Milwaukeo. 81 ii Yor hew do.” BL 30. & S140 for No. £ 81 41 for Sheboran, to ardve; #1 20 a 81 40 for small lus of new red and amber winter, $1 60 for extra Virginia amber, Corn was in demand and firmer, ‘sales comprixe about 150,000 bushels; 67e, u 69e. for steamer and Gie. a 7c. for sail, und Ode, a 67e. for warm, Oats were dull and lows Sulds, 60,000 bushels at 44. # 45c. for No, 2 Chicago, 40e, . for the range of inixed and white, Marley sold to the extent of 8,000 bushels, six rowed State, at $1 10, Kye and alt were quiet an# nominally unchanged. 3 somewhat rrega Aye.; Borneo aud Gouripore. 14e.; Calcutta, 9) Hemp AND Jure,—Munila hemp more gther deveriptions had P sellers buyers. Jute and butte were neglected and nominally un- ehan, We merican, $270 '@ $280. for double, an #7 ae emp, 76. 8 7 win eh od Ee SR RS Tenllane 2 aSe., gold, Jute butts ‘quoted at 2%e. a 30nc cur- iy. “Sisal hemp, Se., gold. Hipes.—The market was quiet and generail 5 ‘Buenos Ayres, 25 to 28° bs., 2: Pree ; Montevideo, 20h 34 {bs. gc. & 0 Grande, ie. “s Central A: Ibs., 20¢.; Matimoros, 22 to ais Ios. 19440, Crus, B6 io lO ibe, Ie. 0 18e,; Bogota, 18-10 21446, ; Texus and outheras 2e 80 tbe selecisd;, city slaughter “on G0 t0 80 tom die. m O86 de cow. 43 'to 80 Ibse He. & Bige., curresiey MOLASSES was quiet and Luichavged. No business was reported apart from the usual trade in jobbing lots. We uote Cuba centrifugal and mixed, 25 wie; do, layed, see stay don mactonrao, ratning, 266. & 38s; Ga., do. ery, Soe. Porto Rico, 7c, a OO; glist fslands, 5c. a 50c, ; New Orleans, 60e, 0 OSe. a Naval Stonns.—itosin was sendy. 8p pirits turpentine was rm We note tales of 1,490 bbls. strained rorlurat, $1 70 a 81°75, Inctuding 1,000 bule. at. the losido price, and s-amall Tot of about 10 or 15 bbis. spirits turpentine at'?4c. Spirits were quite generally held ut Bic., but the best bid received on round lots was not better than’ 33igc, “We quote :—§ init turpentine, “Kise. a Be; rown, strained, $1 Wiknington tar, $2905 Washington tar, $2 12}; a pite Ou 18.—Tho tone of the market was about the same, with business gonorally limited to moderate, jobbing ‘sales, We uote :—Cottonseed, crude, te. a 46: sum- mer yellow, Ste. do., winter yellow, 68c. “0c. ; “linseed, cnsks and bbls, 580. 8 O0c.; lar ent makes, ‘Se. a 4 $1 O28 Menhaden, 'Sound, Bie. ‘a 830) Bie, gridg, $1 $0; do, bleached, winter, $1 Bo North do., Southern, d ‘ide. ;'do., matural do.” 72e. w 786 Bi is ul 16: det, eaten $125 a Sh 50. ‘the market was quivt, withont essential change in prices, No transactions were’ reported. Crude in bulk was quoted at 6c. for prompt and Ge. for month; do., Jn bola. at 1O%e, for prompt and 10%. for month, Bafue standard white, 18340. 4 14e. for month: pe for‘prompt and month; cases Guoted si Tio 10 Philadelphia was quoted at Iie. for prompt aud_mont cargo lots, 13/46. Baltimor ws quoted at Le, w 183¢6. for prompt und for Tionthy cargo lots, aie 18! MART Wie tro. ander : ing wiry. in Jobbing lots, at a 873g, and 2,000 Bole for Ustober delivery Sf i540 a BS bd Direnoea hogs | were quiet at from 1K. to 11%. inter aud beef hams yest quiet aud wi idles beyoud small lots. Bacon ruled rm, iles of 200 boxes long clear at Lc, Cut meats ‘Lard was wore in moderato domaud mt about formor prices firmer, with a gvod demand, Sules, 1,000 tierces, October, Wt 4c. a 14ge., and 1,500 tlerces, seller's option all the year, at 12 1:5-10e, Cash lots were quoted at l4c. a Lge, jutter—Cboice Stute was firmly held. Other descriptions were obtainable without dificutty at quotations. We quote :—State, good to choice, 29¢. & Ble; do., common to ood, 20c. a zie; Western creamery, fair toch ubs, fair to choice, 1c. a 20¢ Reserve and Michigan, tnir to choice, 7c, @ 20c. | | was quiet ut unchanged prices. We quote :—State tactory, | common to fancy, de. w 11496.; do., part skim, 4c. a 7c.} dalriog fancy, full roam, Ge. a lic; do., fair to good, part 4 66. ; Ohio fuctory, common to sy, Be. a Lic. ‘Rick was steady on all grade: 20 casks Carolina at 8e. Sales, in Jobbing lot Gijo, a Uige., currency; Putua, 7c. a T}sc, currency; goon, in bond, 2%c. per Ib., gold, cas SuGan—The market for raw was dull and weak, About 800 hhds. in mixed lots were sold at 74 Refined was quist and rather easier. We reduing, “7ige. u, THfe.s good do. 8 grocery, fir to one, Sige. w Bye, ; do., eénteiiugal, hhd tnd Boxes, Now 8 to 13, Wize. 8 Wee do,, molasses, hhds, ‘orto Kico,’ refining, common to Shi -— grocery, falr to chvice, S340, a 3 ined At To%e! & ONC; off A 10%ge. 6, 2 crushed, Li}ye.; powde Ye. a Mo. ; extra C, gc, # 1U%o.; cut lowf, 1f Stkanink ruled hoavy, closing at 10340. u 10s¢e. for West- ern. TALLOW was casy at 103c. @ 10}gc., with sales of 80,000 Ibs, at these figures. Wuiskey.—Tho market was lower, 250 bbls, sold at $1 18, Freicnts.—The whole market was very firm, but without material change, except that berth rates were somewhat higher. The cngagements were as follow by stoam, 16,000 bushels grain at Ad, a Sia. 5 164 els do. at’ 844d, 0 8d, ad 82,000 Sil. w 83g. 12.000 boxes cheese at 40s, 30 hhds, tobacco on’ ‘private terms, and by sail, 500 bbis, flour at 2s. 8d. To London, Pushelsy greta: at 108 pers 60 Ibe: sail, 300° bbls. “rosin on private Glasgow, ‘by steam, 8,000 bushels ‘grain. at 10d. The charters were » British bark, hence to Glasgow, with 5,000 quarters grain in bags Heeb henee to Bristol direct, with 5,200 do. ‘do. at os. 6d. other, from Phitadelp hy Sor! ‘orders, with 6,000 do. fo a Britis! tons register, heneo to Yokohama with a i cargo, at lump sum not made ® Nofwegian” bark, | from Baltimore for orders, ht E000 quarters grala’ at'7,64, Another, siso froin 3 niore, to Cork for orders, with 3,000 do. do. at 7s. 43d. ‘Vhe vessel reported in our last from Davannah to Havre, with cotton, was not chartered to go from Savannah, but trom Norfolk. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyasrox, Oct. 4, 1875, apptton steady, offerings moderate, demand good; muddling, leraos middling, 12}ge. ; od, ordinary, ve? ce. New tee cceipis, 2.806 Dales’ gross, ‘2.809. 8 ‘4435 Stock, st. 4, 1875, LEAN Cotton—Demand good: middling, 1a%e 12%. aie. Not. receipts, FiGtcoesrwiss, ATLL Balon, %,750." Stock, actual, Mosite. Oct. 4, 1875. Cotton steady; middling. 12\e.; low. sifting, 1146. ; good ordinary, 1i4c, | Net receipts, 1.6% bales, "Exports coustwise, 1,188, Sales, 600. Stock, Rares Oct. 4, 1875. Cotton quiet: middling, 12,9.16c.;, low tniddling, 12 a 22Me.; woud ordinary, 11%%¢., Net receipts, 3 bales ; gross, SSxpors coastwise, Sid, es," 043, ‘Stock, ayia, Gaanteston, Oct. 4, 1875, Cotton firm : middling. low middling, 12%. m 123gc. ; gs ordinary, L134 7 bi a Net receipts, ales. ‘Xports coustwise, 2,226, Sales, 1400 Stock, 21,129, Neate res gg ge rits turpentine steady at C. osin ste: at $1 Pa tor strained. Tar stoady at $1.55. Oswuco, Oct, Evening. Flour steady snd unchanged: sales'l,900 bbls.” Wheat piet; new No. 1 Milwau bd, $1 95, “Corn dull at 73e, in slight deman: mpio at $1 17. Corn in bolted, per ton, Millfeed unch shipatide, $21 4 $22; middlings, $25 a $90 pe freights— jycartts Se, 5 barley, 434 barley; axe ibany, 7 to Phi Noieden a beat rn, 4 shipments Whe, 3 barley, 48,200 do. ; ae Lake receipts—Floar, 7,500 bois corn NTT S00 do. sontn 65,0000, barley, 12,G00do, Ral SecaiptencFlouty &100' bbe: wheat, 10.000. bushel 26,000 do. : onis, 48,000 do. barley, 83,000 do. Fi 00 bbls. ; whi ‘outs, 26,000 do. ; bark do. Canal shi monte to tide water—Wheat, 128 duo bu els ; corn, 87 barley, 14,000 do. To the at,’ 6 8.005, Canal I treights' wenk—whout 7 ge. to New York. ‘In store-—Wheat, rie S14 000 do jones, 13,099 do. ; 1,470 do. ; malt, 1,239 do. ; total, teady, deciand. fale: snies of S30 ‘bbls! No. 2 Milwaukeo club offered at $1 2 Corn closed firm ; prime scarce; sales of 25,000 bushels No. 3 mixed Western at 626. a G25gc., latter price, Outs neglected and nomii held at Sie. Burley dull; sal sh RY #$1 12. Seeds j $3. Pork dail heavy; ie. tine. Highwines neglected; nominally $117. Rye tnactive; of ten cars six-rowed State at TOLEVO Oct. Flour steady, with demand. Wheat’ stew with @ moderate demand ; No. 2 white Wab: ‘airing do., $1 25: cht ay, ire, do, $1 46 on track ; ambi November; 2a yond . Corn steudy, with fale a 50, isis ‘the year. Oataver Biige-t November, ‘BTicers 5 Octol ; November, bat ights to Bulfalo more active. at 2%. 5 ton, 4140. & Se. Receipts—600 bbls, flour, 87,000 bushels ‘wheat, 17,000 do. corn, 17,000 do. oats, Shipments—2,000 bbls. flour, 58,000 bushels’ wheat, 19,000 do. outs Cmicaao, Oct. 4, 1875. $8,000 do. corn, Flour searce; wanted, Wheat strong No. C5 white, 420. Oswego and Kin One 9 spring. $115; No. 2 do., $1 11 spo t 81 08! (0% seller October; clone $1 1034 seller October 1 So seller Roveniber | ‘No 3 do., $1 OL agi rejected, Bie. 8 $1 ran $1 2 Jorn— Demand activ ae Prices “have advanced: No, 2 mixed, 563%e. or seller October; 51%. seller November; aie “adie feller all the Year; relected Saigo, Oats quiet and No. ‘@ B2%C. spot B2' Biss November rej 1h 2 ga at Hi r November. aig, Pork ie ad drooping at Getober, $19 10, seller all, the weak at ci $13 pe "38,000, io § rv. 4000. do. ae ei 8,000 a wheat, 45,000. Sushet f ste Oe ; SBkge., November. c., October; 3 due. w di Ke, Novein- jaayed. CHEESE MARKET. Unica, Oct, 4, 1875. There were 3,000 boxes of cheese sold hero to-day, at trom 12; vo 13}qe. be sh Satya ape Lirrun Fauts, Oct, 4, 1875, Market is dull; 2,960 boxes were sold at from 12}go. to le. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Paovinenos, Oct. 4, 1875, Printing cloths are held at 4%c. @ 4%4c. for best standard and extra 64x04, demand light; sales mostly on basis of F quotations. HAVANA W. yEEKLY MARKET. Market showed increased duluess, with sm: - gensecoang tu rices nominal; Nos, 10 to 12 Duteh stan- dard, 19 a 18 reals per arrobe ; molasses ue i Is; concentrated sugars, fair to y re A ‘tauvoovado sagat, CoRR | io tafe thd’ iy #8! 8 reals; reals, don tair vo godt rebning. 113 8 12 reals; conteituga rel Noa, 11 to 14, in boxes, 15% a Totrronte do., in bhds., te rewls; st n wishin t Havena and Matan- be aad T bid; expords of the week, 8,000 boxes anid I bhd, ; exports of th 6,200 to the United states. Bacon, oH Bas intal for Ainetican sugar cured, yn per quintal; do., in Uns, $00 a 854, | in Pota- ellow, $13 a $13.50 per |. Naval stores aulet: os, toes, 10 papy $10.75 por UbI. ‘Wax, Srrobe. pions. $10 45 » $10 50 ver lA | day and Saturday evenings. | ren street, room 13, ted. goat lim tine, © reale per gallon. | Empty re 91 50. Lambe: lLeargo of white pine sold st eM. ; care of pitch pine old et Gd SOio gold.” Shooks momtaaly x. Tie reals: sugar hhds.» 21 reuls in gold. | Whit nd beat 8 30 reals per arrobe, Cor Sm 18h spre. tees dail sad ooehnal ong shies’ M. Freights very dull; no Spanish gold, 224 2 Exchange quiet; on the United States, short'siht currency, 114 « 116 premium ; on London, 168 « 170 premium, EUROPEAN MARKET. Lonvow, Oct. 4—Evening.—Linseed oil, 24s. per owt. 55 8 00 por mand for the United States, ee o FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & Co.. Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan stroet, issue Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits Money o on Calitornt A- ind Telegraphic Transfers of and Europ J. & W. SELIGMAN, jankers, 26 Broad street, New York, issue Letters of Credit for travellers, payable in an part of Europe Asis, Africa, Australia and me draw Bills of Exchange and mi: money on Europ ke telegraphic transfers of ud California, $10 $1,000 Qccording to your means, $10, $25, $100, $1,000 in Stock Privileges. They often pay a profit from 10to 15 times the sum in- vested every 30 days, without risk beyond the investment as expiained in our book Weekly Financial Report, sent free, containing the daily prices and fluctuations that occur at the New York Stock Exchange; also the general condition of the w York money market. ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street, New York, STOCK PRIVILEGES, efore you buy a Stock Privilege send for my pam- phlet “About Stocks. ‘Is will cost "not ing, and may be of value to you, W. H. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway, -STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED AS + margin in place of cash for the purchase or sale of any jock. “There is Ittie risk in this. method. of operating. We are negotiating contracts on members of the ee Exchange and responsible parties at very close rates; 0" for 5O 100 for 100 shares. Quotations and information feels ed UMBRIDGE & CO.. Bankers and Brokers, No, 2 Wall street, New York. Stocks bought and sold against moderate deposits. x REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other securities; iisurance of all kinds effected with best com- panies. J. J, HABRICH & CO,, 117 Broadway. LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY CAN BE PLACED on time at three to five y Real Estate, interest and principal pay: re as, may be contraetod. Apply to HAAR & CO,,40 Wall streets Hy tee Sod IN THE FREEDMANS SAVINGS BANK ean be aided in obt aining: their checks for the first Giuigend SAMUBL 1, HARIUS, 693° Broadway corer ond stres XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Interest co! pated and compounded January and Interest p: ty six et cent. Interest commences the 1at of the month ne: owing the depatit; Bank open daliy; also Monday, Wada JOUN E, DEWITT, President. H. K. Tavrarn, Vice President." Go. 0. Watno, Sec. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN-ON GOOD NEW Xork city Mortgages. without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OR ENVEST ST apply to . GRANT, 145 Broadway. OHN 8. PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE STREET, LOANS money, without bonus, on approved real estate in New York, Bri Westchester county; also purchases ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- out bonus; on second and leasehold mort GEO. W. STAKE, 150 Bro ONEY FOR MORTGAGES IN ALL PARTS OF Brooklyn," Prineipals only, bringing papers, need ap- ply. WILLIAM MILLARD, Ccunsellor-at- War- Ofice ‘boars 12 to Se Barncaay ox EVERAL SUMS TO LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS IM- proved New Jersey property; large and small amounts; iso money for New York and Brooklyn, at 6 and 7 per cent interest. TRUSTEE, 30 Ni street, room 4. TANTED—$5,000, FOR FIVE YEARS, AT 7 PER cont, on first mortgage; Rroperty at Pookskill; worth over $10,000, Apply to P. WILDEY, Broadway, New Yor! $50 OOO FIRS, MORTGAGE FOR SALE AT it liberal discount on conntry Residence near sity; awe £7,000 elty First Mortgage. on Froperty valued at ort, 38. ull street. $3, Q00. —T0 LOAN ON BOND AND, MORTGAGE ‘on city property. A‘ ETERS, box 703 Post omtees OPO fo $25. 00 WANTED—FOR 6 OR 8 MONTE ‘@ safe investment in a sure and paying Business ; for the use of the above amount for that time. the ender can realize $19,000 profit without incurring any of the risks of the business. " For particulars address 8. 'D., Herald oliice. $76. 0.00 70, ROANSAT 6 PER CENT INTEREST for five years on first class city property ; money for Westchester; city rallrond Stocks bought. HYATT, 145 Broadway. $200.00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- Fee in sums to suit, at seven per cent Interest, ‘on atrictly first class Property; no bonus. ly to JOHN WNSHEND, Bennett Building, corner of Nassau ‘and Fulton streets, New York, law .oflice, 71 COPARTNERSHIPS. J) IssoLUTION.—THE COPARTNERSHTP HERETO- fore existing and known under. firm of Henry F, Verhuven & Co. is this day Alseol ved bya Fantael consent. RHOVEN, New York, Oct, 5, 1875. A DORFFLER. COPARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have fh, aay formed a copartnership, ander the firm name of A. Loe Mer & Co. for the purpose inna eo on & brokerny ped ‘comm sion business in exchungo, gold, dc. A. LORFFT New York, Oct. 5, 1579, fg SCHLESINGER. Vv E HAVE THIS DAY MUTUALLY DISSOLVED THE partnership entered into by us on the 14th day of April Yast as insurance agents, dc. Dated Pe 4th di aay 0 1875. SCOTT A. MACKENZIE, JOHN M. PURDY, No, 17 Warren street, New York. tober, _ BUSINESS - _OPPORTUNITIE We: PARTY WANTED WITH $15,000 TO $20,000 TO take retiring partner's. Interest in Jong established manufacturing business in successful operation: investiga- Hon whiclted. DAMES DENNIS & OOe 110 Nassua street TRIPLE SHEET. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, eer nr ed ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH A SMALL CAP- ih, oyster, poultry, game, and vegetable marl Inquire’ at 423 9th Warten PARTNER WANTED, WITH A CAPITAL $15,000 vo $20,000 city ; must be thoro es, soreeh ANTED—PARTNER WITH $3,000 TO $5,000 TO increaso an established legitimate business. No sxents need upply to the New York Fire Lighter Company, jan WILL BUY AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, paying 100 percent; rare opportunity for ® young a ‘reasons {oF selling. A. BDWARDS, 81 Nassau om 3, $1 00 CASH IN HAND WILL BUY A BUSINESS that ordinary ability can cond he busi- ness is all cash and the net profits range from $400 to $1,000 per month; no further capital required; satisfactory proof will be shown only to those that can show the money, dross SOLID, Herald office, $l, D0 Cast With SECURE A PARTNE! MP fn a city theatre; se sneci EWARD, 174 Canal street, oF call evening between 6 bes i tilent or active, $2,500, chara parint both vines oe wif wl New York branch, Teolndin stock, for $300; no ae | sure fortune; investigate this. Address MASONIC, Herald office. 3. 000.4 SURE FORTUNE,—PARTNER wanted, in a new patent toy that will sell by the millions at 500 per cent profit. Address INVENTO! box 1,303 Post office, New York. $5. 000. -AN OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO A kentleman of active business capacity to enter # Hourishing Business, either by a six months’ loan or Investment; now calling for extension, and which can be ex- tended to an extraordinary advantage ; Investigation solicited by parses meaning business. Address LOAN OK INVEST- NT, box 127 Herald office, $14. 000. R; AGENCIES OF HIGHLY ded firme in, Kurope secured: preparations for Philadelphia Exhibition done; eight years Bredbllaneds sew article forthwith. lutrodueed. “Address Et PORTATIONS, box 195 Herald office, SALES AT AUCTION, “L UCTION SALE. Catalojgue of ele Furniture, Planoforte, Carpets, Le. at public auction, THIS, ) MORNING, commencing at 10% at private residence 120 West 23d st,, near 6tb av. namely -— ¥ magnificent rosewood Pianofortes, one Chickering. 4 rich Parlor Suits, reps and satin, 3 Centre Tables, brary. 1 rosewood Bineare, sp abit Mirrors, a Window Lace Curtains. Re fet Mirrare 2 Mantel: Vi Paintings, £0, 14 oa Bronzes and Mtns Figures, 8 Bookcases, Writing Desk and Drawers. 2 French Clocks, run 60 days, 8 Turkish Chairs, 2 Lounges, 2 600 yards velvet and Brussels 1 French China Dinner Set, 2 ‘ea Sets. 200 pices Cut Glass Ware and Cutlery. 2 Extension Tables, 1 Bullet, 38 Dining Chatrs, 2 Sofas, 40pleces ‘Sheffield plated Ware. 14 Bedroom Suits, complete Bedding. 28 hair and spring Mattresses, Blankets, &o, 80 assorted Chairs, Rockers, &c. Also complete Basement and Kitchen Utensils; assort- ment of Furniture for servants’ apartment. Catalogue com- Prisew 400 iots, “This is the largest sal of the season, LU ITZGERALD, Auctioneer, AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY, THIS ({UESDAY) MORNING, October 5, commencing at 10 o'clock. Handsome Household Furniture, Pianofortes, Bronzes, as the five story brown itone mansion Wost 16th st., between 5th and 6th avs. Parlor, Drawing Room, Library, Chamber and Dining Furniture complete, consisting o svuitialgnthegat east encicoee TR oRe eek soe doustoaad Chickering, one upright 74 octave Decker & Bros, latest style Parlor Suits richly carved, covered in rich jamask satin,” brocatel and tapestry; Centre Tables nt Household iit Flower Stands, ets, 6 Mirrors, Easy Chairs; 83 fine ll Paintings. ue figures, 2 imported French gilt ¥ antel Sets, 60 day Clocks, 8 Bookeases, Library and Secretaire, 8 Library Tables, 2inlaid French walnut ludy’s Writing Desks, handsome Turkish Suit (7 pie 15 Bedroom Sets complete, consisting fnlatd French walnut and gilt Bedsteuds, Dressing Cases to mateh; fine Buronus, Wasistands. Also single ‘Bedstends, 85 fine hair and spring Mattresses, foather Pillows, Bolsters, Blankets. witcloth Suits. Marble top Tablos, Rockers; "2 bles, Sideboard; dining Chairs’ in leather; cane Chairs; 2 French china Tea Sets; Silverware; Rogers’ Cutlery. 29 velvet, Brussels and ‘stain Kitchon Furniture. &e., &c. N. B.—Si ready. House open 8 ‘arpets; 2 Hall positive, M. ROBERT ©. CASHIN, Anctioneer. ents Broadway or 5th avenue stage, University place or venue ears to 16th st. Goods packed and shipped, clty bes onitest by competent men. A. JERE. JOHNSON, JR, AUCTIONEER, old stand 57 Nassau street ands, THIS DAY, avi 10) FINE SEC ND, HAN FROM A GEN on PU RMIT PRIVATE MANSION 7 asa consisting in DINING oun BE’ ne TERRY: ED OAK, Bulk phe ae Table, 12 Ch PARLOR SUI, OARVED ROSE WOOD BACKS, crimson figured satin; superb carved Centre Table, Parlor Ornaments, Pai nein Etagere ‘and elegant Bedroom Fur- niture, with the tink ELEGANT ROSEWOOD ANO, BY ts eae BROS, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PI/ PIANO, BY B, Tho above sale will be continued on Friday, October 8, at 103g o'clock, with all the fine Carpets, Axminster, Brussels, Moquette, ther with the Library and Bodroom Furniture, rich Dinner and Tea Sets, cut and engraved Glassware, &c. ON WEDNESDAY, A AT 2 eaeeon IMPORTANT. SALE ‘OF CH MULELE “LOADING SPORTING. SuOr “Stys, Sporting and well trained Dogs, £c. SUPERB COLLECTION OF BOOKS in elegant bindings, comprising the best editions of Standard and popular Authors. Now on exhibition at the Clinton Hall Sale Rooms, Astor Place, to be sold by Auction, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October 6 and 7, commencing at 7) The Messrs. LEAVI’ o'clock. ', Auctioneers, T AUCTIO’ THIS Day JESDAY), OCTOBER 5, AT i1 O'CLOCK, AT STABLE 295 MERCER STREET, re NEAR WAVERLEY PLACE, the fast, Jogeat ad high bred brown gel ding Dot, 15.2 ie hands hig! years old; was sired by Bol is one of the handsomest and best styled horses in New York; has full mage and tail; without, vice, trick or. blemish can tot in 40, single or double, and warranted sound and kind in every | particular, "Also 1 Wagon. 1 Harness, Blankets, Robes, te, N.B. VE WILL BE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER, RAIN rd SHINES AS OWNER LEAVES THE CITY IMMEDIATELY. A. LEASE AND FURNITURE OF ESTABLISHED and paying hotel for sale owing to failing health of pro- rietor, cheap to cash customer. Address CLARENDON OTEL, , Albany, N. ¥. RARE CHANCE TO DOUBLE $500 TO $3,000,—THE only man who has gots real cenuine business and can show it up; nd legitimate. 538 Hudson street. A. NICKEL PLATING ESTABLISHMENT, | WELL ‘equipped, wants & person who can influence business and drum up work. Address, with qualifications and refer- ences, NICKEL, box 189 Herald office, N ESTABLISHED RETAIL HAT STORE, DOING A business, will be sold at alow price. ' Address A. LINN, Poughkeepsie, N. GOOD CHANCE FOR A LADY OR GENTLEMAN Office business. Apply to H. Pa’ to buy, on ensy terms, a otis gstablished, light, A RARE OPPORTUNITY.—PARTY WITH §500 BERG, 746 Broadway, wanted, in one of the best located and finest real estate oftices in New York; must be competent to manage. Apply, for one week, at 28 West Twonty: ninth street. Pal IN BUSINESS, Lagat roe thee VALUABLE cy, requires a suital $3,500, to at- dond to the foaucen, te, "For particulate’ address T@AAG A, BIGGS, No. 5 Dey street, A, PARTY HAVING $3,000 CASH MAY JOIN oqunlly « legitimate business enterprise that has made several fortunes; & large amount may be cleared this winter. ddross B & B., Herald Uptown Branch office. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH $500, TO TAKE HALF Fa ocihtergtt is,an exclusively cash business, realising from x @ yeur, Satis informat ali SrCAHR SOO. Broadway, room 18, Yn A RARE CHANCE.—$5,000 CASH WILL PURCHASE an ge tabed Stationery Le ltead yielding @ net profit of over per annum ; ss reasons given for selling. Radreedt TMMEDLATE bo Herald office. ~ BUSINESS MAN MEANING | BUSINESS, WILLING to leave the city and lo cash on undoubted al estate security, can have a pl jeasant situation and lib- salary. Call at Nb, 2 Broadway, room 14, NERGETIC MEN WANTED-IN CITIES AND COUN. to take exclusive agency of our little cap- permanent profitable cash business. Call on or + Broadway and 14th mt, Es :| Ro SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT ARTICLE; WILL sell the entire United States or any portion thereof, or - | Sho olla single Machine ‘est Broadw: OR SALE—A WHOLE OR HALF INTEREST IN A established Livery and Sale Stable, doing » good business, Call for three days at 62 Amity street, Fe SALE—THE GOOD WILL. LEASE AND FURNI- ture of a small Hotel, ag furnished, every room oc- gunied nnd dof) a Beat ‘tase Bar busine, aiated near roac an estnut streets, lelphia: rive 3,000, Addras W. B., Herald Phiiadstphia Brauch ofiee, bs batty THE MEANS OF CONTROLL LARGE e For particulars call on ADAMS & G sousignments of country produce from the Middle and stern States, I wish to form a copartnership with a thor- ough insiness man, worth juired not to exceed D EGGS, Herald office pai tao EES EES ERVICES WANTED IMMEDIATELY OF BOTH BUSI- néss man and mechanic, with small amount secured, compliting contract and interest. in un ionable busi: $5,000 monthly, Address UN! RCEDENTED, of more; actual cash re- ie agents, Address BUTTER re MAN OAN SECURE THE SOLE AGEN of New York city for a Rags = Siready established, Address Wy. “rece wb AMESER IN 4 er AND 1 BILLIARD al, in & good loca E. M., Herald Uptown Branch olticer gre dececan: ANTED—A PARTNER W WITil A FEW HUNDRED lollurs to join the advertiser (who has a large numbs of sewng machines in good running order) In the manufac. saeep ‘skirts and ladies’ goods, Address P, A. F., Herald TED—AN ELDERLY LADY WITiT SOME ttle means to Join boarding another who thoroughly under- nencumbered and can devote her ime; come immediately. Address MOUDY, box 170 Wie AUGHON SALEBY J. KRAEMER, AUCTIONEER, East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, ‘HIS (Tuesday). MORNING, October at 1045 o'clock. Over 450 lots handsome and useful Household ‘lena Sa at commission vale Brussels Carpets, magniticont wood 7! © Pianoforte, elegant Grand Duchess and Marie Kaoinette style Parlor Suits, in satin, brocade, reps and haircloth; Curtains, Mirrors, los, Et Turkish Chairs, Vases, Clocks, Bedsteads, Cases, Washstands, Pillows, Sidebourd, Extension Table, Glass, Ware, Cutlery, &c.’ Responsable men to goods for purchasers, city or country. UCTION SALE OF A fare and valuable Hothouse Greenhouse and Orehidaceous Plants belonging to the estate of the late, George Merritt, Bea, eH YOUNG & ELLION will sell by suction, on Friday, October 8, 1875, at 12 Cortlandt street, at 10 o'clock, this. rare and valuable collection of Plants, which have been se- lected with great care and at an enormous expense from most of the leading establishmentsin Europe, expense being f secondary consideration with the owner, providin, could obtain rare specimers. This collection has always beet looked upon as being the finest are collection in the United States, We particularly call the attention of all lov- ers of plants to this unrivalled collection, as we have seldom an gpooeaany, of offering at w me such rare gems as will bel found in this assortment. logues can be had of W. LIOTT, Auctioneer, 12 ‘Dortande ‘atreet, New York. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. HH. M. LEWIS & CO. itl gel a TI, M. LEWIS, Auctions DAY, At thele warerooms, 103 Wert Thinyihted street, n Bae avenue, at 11 o'clock, by order of the assignee Stock, consisting of dvor 200 lots of Stoves, Coden, Tin aed Hard W if Goods, & age: Bureaus, Dressin; China, Silver pack and Usliver | AUSTION—A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, OF SIX. teon rooms, well fitted up with household furniture, Will be sold at auction, thi ty-nixth street, commencing at 10) octave Pian mt _and back ‘lor Furnitare, itchen nd Sitting Room Furniture, Bedroom. Suite of al tions, together with & fine ‘selection of silverplated Ching td Glass Ware ond Cutlery, FREDERTOR ABRARAM, Auctioneer, UCTION SALE—BY BENJ. FAIRCHILD, AUC- Hones Will ue on the premises $49 Canal street, on October 7, wt 12 noon, the first class Restaurant, with all Pix. tures, Furniture and Lease for the building $49 Canal street, and Basement No. 6 Woowor sree at $2,000 000 per annum. Catalogue on the morning of the sale. LFRED LLOYD, AUCTIONEER. 29 BROADWAY, will sell this day, at 104g, the Fixture of Liquors. de-, Of therelegantly ttted par and billiard ball, 294 Hudson treet, consisting of three Phelan & Collender's ‘new Billiard Balla and Cues; splendid four-pall Purp, Chairs, Ginssware, ke. ; #iso a fine assorted stock of Liquors: ¥ MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS tommorrow (Weduosday) first class Liquor Suloon, up town EI ‘aintings, handsome Fixtures, fine Ligiiors, Chandeliers: chenp; private, MAX BAYERSDOKH EI office, 14 Ohumbers street, BY JOHN A, DUNN, AUCTIONEER.—WILL SELL this day, 1636 o'clock, No. 17 Fist street, lot Furniture, Bureaus, Lor ¥ ISIDORE J, SWARZKORE aUCHGRE —SELLS ‘at 13g o'clock, No. 7 Essex Market, Gua Tee House, Goun- ier ‘Railings, Block, Scales, Tools, &c., of Hirst class Meat outtively, in lots, Dealers invited. ¥ S{MON ABRAHAMS, AUCTIONEER.—SELLS, AT Be eer nt ati sixth street, P of Parlor Set, Bureau, Washstand ‘Mirror, Bae gravings, Chairs, Tables, Kitchen Uiensils, Range, &e. YROCKERY SALE.~HENRY LOTZ, AUCTIONEER, Om Wednesday, October 6, at 11 0 clock, White Granite, China Dinner Sore | Cuvlery, &e., with reserve. NDERSON, 58 Barcluy street, EUOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION. — WILLIAM KENNE, Auctioneer, will sell at ane- LE@ANT HO spring And hair Mattresses,’ Bolsters, | fy) ri eT SALES AT AUCTION. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, Lange peremptory sale anna of elegant French marble Clocks, bronze Statnettes ‘and Groups, choice Parian marble Groups and Statuettes, elegant French China Dinner, Tea and Dessert Sets, of the choicest patterns; cut Glassware in variety, French C ning and Bohemian Vases and Cologne Sets, &c.. To be sold at auction at No. 60 Liberty street, on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 6, 7, and 8, at 11 o'clock each day. n exhibition Tuesday, October 5. COLTON, AUCTIONEER. Bi, sean * f vhe onsite stock of rich Cabinet Fur- niture, at she large si 8 Hudson street, near Van- Goods ro N dnm, on Wednesday. October & Te. will comprisa.every eou- ft pop style wnd Kind of Cabinet Furniture; rich parlor, room do, in rosewood and solid carved black walnut { unfinished Goods, Catalogues may be obtained at the auction rooms 53 East ‘Thirteenth street, on Tuesday, and also at the warerooms 314 Hudson street. OR SALE—TWO LARGE FIGURES, 8 FEET HIGH Tepreventing Captain and Mate of a — in carica- ture of Women’s Rizhts, They ‘are two great advertising: Cards, admired by thousands. “If ust ‘sold°at private. sale will be sold mt auction at HEINS’ Picture Gallery, 373 Broadway, on Wednesday, October 6, at 2 o'clock, OR SALE AT AUCTION—CANDY STORE AND PIX- tures, including Marble Tables, Soda Fouutain, Chairs, Glass Jars, Counters, Shelving, and lee Cream. andl Candy Machinery, on this day, at 2 o'clock ¥, M., a 056 Third av enue. EORGE J. ouITE AUCTIONEER, NO, 11 CHAM- bers stre By virtue of @ foreclosure of o chattel mortgage, 1 will expose for at public vendue, on Tues~ day, he's Sth duy of October, 1575, at 1 o'clock in the after- noon, atthe northwest corner of Third avenue and 112th bier one Bar, one Counter, one Clock, one Tabie, four Chairs, three Ale Pumps, Battles, Glasses, ke. GE i J. SMITH, attorney for mortgages, | JX PutLavELria. SALE AT OGONTZ (ESTATE OF JAY COOKE), Very valuable collection of OIL PAINTING ATER COLORS, CARPETS AND FURNITURE. privale aolleetiog of OM z y Cooks, comprising 300 origi. many of them being chvice productions of ighest repute, purchased by the owner in Eu- ale, being by order of trustee, will be peremptoryy, will’be no postponement on accountof weuthe! After the sale of paintings all the Carpets will be sold, Also, the Furniture remaining from the previous sale, Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers, snd visie tors will be admitted three duys previous to the was, ae THOMAS | #80 ON BuicaD LPBTA 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, + Rogular sale this day (Tuesday, October 5), at 105 O'clock, ut 69 Bowery, of household Furniture, new and sec: ond hand, and @ variety of other goods too numervus to men- tion; also, for accouat of B, W. ‘Nevin, 8 cases Nal instru- men ‘AAC M. KING, AUCTIONEER, sulesroom 78 Varick street, sells this day, at 2 o'clock, Furniture of club room, 242 Grand street ; 200 yards Brussels 9 ‘arpets, nearly new; five dozen cane Chalrs, 12 round tables, ©. M., NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 261 BOWERY, SELLS this day, 1039 o'clock, at No. 95 Stanton strect, entire Furniture four story private house, Bedsteads and Bedding, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, Mirrors, Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Glassware, 4%, Dealers invited. By’ order D. M ORTGAGE SALE.—J. SEEBACHER, AUCTIONEER, Will sell October 5, at 164 Chutham street, at 11 o'clock, @ lurge lot of black wainut Bar Fixtures, consistin ters, Back Bar, Mirrors, Oyster Bar, Showcases. a of Liquors, consisting of Whiskeys, Brandies, Gin, Rhine Wine, Champngue, Cigars, &. YOUN McCONVILL, ‘Attorney for Mortgages, MORTCAGE | SALE.—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, wil soll this day. at 1 o'eloek, the contents of « Lager Boer bsagags re No. 47 1 Delancey sire IRVIN R CLARE: Attorney for Mortgages. ORTGAGE SALE.—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, This day, at 10 o'clock, at No. 532 Broadway, the con: tents of a wellknown oyster house, ¢ usigtlug of Counters® oyster Bar, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Tables, Chairs, Urs, rockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Plated Ware, 7 sae Neues Utensils, marble floot Tiling, | JOUN H. HILETER, Attorney for Mortengee. ‘ORTGAGE SALE.—HENRY DREHER, AUCTION- eer, office 26 rirst street, sells this day, at 11 o'clock, ‘at 463 Second avonne, Fixtures of an old established Butcher Shop:—Marble top Counters, Racks, Scules, Sau- sage and Lard Machines, Tangs, Desk, mony two large Pat- ent Icehouses, Kotties, &c.; also one pater ‘Horse, Butcher Cart, de. ; positive, in lots. By order of E. F. MASSEY, At- torney tor Mortgage. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—R. GENERAL FIELD, Auctioneer, salesroom, Bowery, will sell this ay, at LL o'clock, 600 lots’ Men’s and Women’s Olothing. Dresses, Shawls, munants, Underelothing, Qui . kc. By onder B, Freel, Williamsburg. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR, ‘Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery. 500 lots Dresses, Shawls, Underclothing, Remnants, Table Linen, Blankets, Quilts: Pillows, fc.. 46. By ordet of H. Copper: an. Cathurine street, AWNBROKER'S SALE.—THOS. J. McGRATH, AUC- tioneer, 158 Chatham street, corner Mulberry, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, men's and women's Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Quilts, Blankets, Bedding, Boots, Shoes, dc. Alco Coats, Pants and Vests. By order “A. Bician, 57 Greenwich street. ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, AUCTIONEERS, Salesroom, 27 East Broadway. Will sell eis ay ‘uesday), at 11 o'clock, sires imposing’ Stones, office Furniture, dc, Sule pos Sous" Srewinr, gg pantie for Mortgages. HERIPF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF AT. tachment and by order of Supreme Court dated October 2, 1875, to me directed and delivered, I will expose to sale, at public vendue, ou Wednesday, the 6th day of October, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at No. 46 West street, 753 cases of ganned Peaches, 2 doscn % epi Focnsi marked H. , rT CS ie 8, of Baltimore. i . LLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff D. G. Gata, Deput; shen Dated New York, October 4, 1875. ee Co SALE OF GALVANIZED nee Bertie "Avecleveor copper, Tube Couplings, ednesday, o'clock, at No. is Bowery, « lot ‘ot gaivariged Lightning Rods, Glass Higs wnd [usulators, Copper Tubs, Nails Couplings, Copper Wire, de. Sule positive,” Dealers i WILLIAM C. CONNER, Shoritt. _THomas Suetvs, Deputy. wi ees ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED qoee LLOWING PLACES ARE THE AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT ae NTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR mus EW YORK HERAL ROADWAY, part ANN STREET. TH AVENUE. Tia SOUTH SIXMM STREET, PHILADELPHIA. a BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOR+ ILLIAM. ABBOTT, AUCTIONEE! office 3 Chainbers street, New York, The most desirabie business Property and building Plots at Stapleton, S. I.; to be sold on the premises, on Tnes- day, October 5, three story brick Baiiding, contain ores, with a tug feet on ay street ans ‘anal street Braiths’ terrace, sie Lots 202100 ench, and five: Hall Lote nt termination of Wright streets, For particulars and terms apply at she Mice of INSTRUCTION. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUR, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkee) ping, (Writing: Arithmetic. Instruction day and evening. ‘es’ depart- eat. Telegraphy taught practically, with “instrumenta, Commence immediately. N EXPERIENCED CLASSICAL AND MATHE- matical wacier, scholar and gold medallist of foreign Uuiversity, desires private pupils; prepares for college, En, lish or “American: highest city reference. | Addi TEACHER, box 130 Heraid Upsown Brauch oitice, 1,265 Broadway. E A. FRENCH GENTLEMAN, HAVING, BEST REFER- ences, would like to teach his language in exchange for room and beard, in an American family; no object country, Address A. B., box G11 New York Post oll YOUNG LADY. CAPABLE OF TEACHING THE English branches, music, &e., desires » position of gov. erness of a child or children. ‘Address box 5,656 Post oflice, RENCH IN SIXTY LESSONS—€5 PER MONTH; conversation ; schools attended; from first week see je read, translate. and answer in French. Prof, JOSE! GRIERRE, 47 West Twenty-fourth street. $8 CONOVER'S FAMILY SCHOOL POR CHIT~ ‘dren. They will be properly eared for. Terms moder- Ate. Old Bridge, N. J. Referonces—Mrs, Styiuus, 1518 roadway; Mr. Leo, 15 Broadway, } rk. WANTED TO PURCHASE. SECOND HAND MANTLE MIRROR WANTED— Plate glass, walnut frame, about 8 feet 2 inches bigh feet 11 inches wide, Adiress, stating size, J. Ky, 40 Sixtioth stteet. ANTED—STEAM _ COPPER. W ‘about fifty gallons. Address J 61 Greenpoint avenue, Brooklyn, B. D. WANTED TO PURCHASE—A DENMEAD OR OTHER guaranteed good mill for grinding bones; also & kood g fertilizers, Ad juting price and how office box 1,041, ACKET KETTLES FFERSON PATTEN mixer for mak Jong in use, Po PROPOSALS, prorosars FOR STONE.—SEALED WROPOSALS will be recoived at th of the trustees of the Now York and Brooklyn Bridge, No. 21 Water null 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, October 9, for th of 1,000 cubic Fed eat rh 900 cubic Stone, and 731 cubic orcs Arch Stone, ait of Time stone also for the delivery of cuble yards of Granite Corners, vy ane | ayaag Granite Face Stone aud $1 cubic yards Gran- “none s specifications may be had at the office. Plans may be Rees So engineer's office, corner Cherry and Dover streets, city. _DE! TISTRY. BET OF TERTH MADE IN THRER HOURS AT 123- Went Thirty-ourth street, between Sixth and Seventh nues, near Broadway.—Speclal mectianical dentist I rubber, whaleboue JOMETHING NEW, CHEAP AND por had. nog Rose Pearl Plates (indicating color and substance), artificial teoth, excel everything he vefare, offer beauty, strength and i tion, on Wadneadny, October 6, Wt 10% o’dlock, ali the eles gunt Purnitu ‘Ouse No, 140 West Fiity-thicd. street, be- tween Sixth and Seventh avenues, consisting of Parlor Shits, Chickering grand Piano, Bedroom and Kitchen Puruiture, Caraloues at auctioneer's oflice, Nu, 6 Fine sweet ated: tande 0 0 examine ; yy other ti |