The New York Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1875, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ” Stocks Irregular; with a Lower Tendency. CURRENCY WORTH ONLY 85.37 «Gold 117 3-8 @ 1175-8 a 117 1-8—Money on Call 2 and 21-2 Per Cent—Foreign Exchange Steady and Dull— Governments Firm. Wa. Street, Touxspar, Oct. 5—6 P. M. ‘There is no reason fora change in the’ tone of the «comments that have been mado in this column for many days. Wall street has lost not a little of its in- fluence as an aggressive or suggestive power, and its stocks are as much obedient to natural causes which compel a decline as are the bonds, mortgages and other securities held by the fiduciary institutions of the-country. Not even capital can fight against fate. ‘Those who control it are gradually learning the lesson ‘that confidence is the outgrowth of improvement, and they are equally quick to peceive that none of this ele- ment now exists beyond that which is to be found in brokers’ offices, and the handiwork of a few local ma- nipulators Tbe principal speculation to-day was in Lake Bhore, Pacific Mail, Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific and Western Union. THB STOCK MARKET. Western Union opened at 76, advanced to 763 and ended at this price Paciflo Mail sold at 3534 036, It may be found by reference to a statement published elsewhere that the figures of oflictals compared with those of an “expert,” are not altogether encouraging. Union Pacific opened at 63%, sold down to 61% and ended at 62 Lake Shore presented no new phase and sold at 535 a 54}4, enaing at 54. The greatest rally was in Missouri Pacific, which recovered from 23% to 21. New Jersey Central, after declining from 107 to 10234, rallied to 104 bid, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western declined from 1193, to 117% and finally re- covered to 118}4 bld. The wide fluctuations in these “two coal roads attracted much attention. Northwest ,common sold at S03¢ a 3814 a 5874., do. preferred at 53 053% a 52%. St Paul closed at 34!4 aftersales at 83%, Ohio and Mississippi was confined betwoen 165 01634, with a close at latter price. St Louisand Kansas preferred sold down from 27 to 26. Missouri Pacific declined from 2934 to 2374 and recovered to 27. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph declined to 11%. The changes in other geourities are less important and will ‘be found below. "HH SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- grogated 154,300 sharos, which were distributed among active shares as follows:—New York Central and Hud- son, 462; Erie, 5,400; Lake Shore, 44,310; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 120; Northwestern, 7,400; do. preferred, 900; Rock Island, 900; Pacific Muil, 18,200; St. Paul, 4,200; do. preferred, 1,300; Ohios, 2,300; Western Union, 10,000; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific, 25,800; ©., ©. andl. C., 100; New Jersey Central, 4,735; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 2,000; Missouri Pacific, 20,600; Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 1,150; St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 1,200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICKS. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Onesies lees ‘York Central. ee ITs It Lake Shore.. ba 83% Wabash 6 5 30%¢ 3314 Northwestern 53% 53 Roek Island 103% 10356 Pittebur, OL 9% Milwaukee and 34% 33% Mil and St Paal pref..... 6355 O35 625% Obio and Mississippi. 1655 16% New Jersey Centr 10T 102 Del, Lack. and Western. 119% n7% ey OLY 3% By 1% 6 Atlantic and Pacite Tel. 18g 18 36 3536 pt 130 ADVANCE AND DBCLINE. The following are the changes tn chosing prices aince “yesterday :— Apvancr.—Erte, 3g: Lake Shore, ¥; Pacific Hail Bt. Paul common, %; Western Union, %; Micbiens fel Central, %. Deciine.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 34; At- fantic and Pacitic preferred, 4; New York Cen! $ paaren: and Lackawanna, 1; Hannibal and’ St. Hi Sto ; Northwestern common, 4x; do. preferred, hio and ‘iw gd 44; Wabush, 44; Union Pacitic, ; Missouri Pact' amionany.— Quid five; Panama, Harlem andC,, C, 62 62, Missoari Pac... 27 @ 27}g ae a 6B: THE MONBY MARKET. Money closed at 2 and 24 per cent on call loans; ewithout material change in commercial paper Foreign exchange at the close was steadier, with busmess at 4.78 and 4.8134 2 4.82 for prime bankers’ sterling. An exceedingly cautious feeling is observable in the money department, and those who handle credits are exercis- ing more than usual scrutiny. The recent decline in Stocks is not witbout its influencoon certain individuals and their representative houses. PRODUCE RXPORTS, Tho exports of produce from this port for the week ending to-day are $5,837,619, against $6,866,219" for the corresponding week in 3874 and $8,378,190. in 1873. The total exports of produce since January 1 this year Amount to $191,280,300, against $221,858,723 for the Corresponding period of 1874 and $23,546,358 for 1873, THE GOLD MARKET, At the last rate of gold to-day $100 currency was worth only $8538, The opening price of gold was 117%, the highest 1175 and the close 117%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-32, 3-64 and 1.64 per diem and 2a4 percent perannum Loans were also mado | free of interest. The German steamship Main, which sails for New York from Southampton to-day, brings hither £50,000 in specie, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... Gnrreney balnsices, uy as Gross clearauces. + 81,919,000 CURARING HOUSE @TATEMENT, Durrency exchanges. Currency balances... bars Gold exchanges. +o 533, 375 Gold balances woe 1, 734 THR FORKIGN MARKET. The Bank of England lost £120,000 sterling on bal- ance to-day. The London advices report a firm mar. ket for consols and American securities. Erie rose to 1534 and the preferred to 32, with a subsequent reac. tion to 31. The other changes were very slight. Tho following are tate quotations:—Consols for money, 9434 2944; consols for account, M444 a O4 5-16; '65 donds, old, 106% a 10634; °67 bonds, 107% a 10734; ten- forty bonds, 10434 @ 10494; now fives, 10434 a 104%; Erie, 15% 41634; Erie preferred, 31a 314. Routes in Paris, 66f. b3c. THM ONITED STATES TREASURY. Washington advices report the following balance: Currency, $5,170,000; coin, $67,100,000; less coin cor- tiflcates, $12,330,000. The Comptroller of the Cur- renoy has called on the national banks for a report of their condition on October 1, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $12,000 on account of interest and $61,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Di- rector of the United States mints has commenced the Preparation at Philadelphia of his report on the con- dition of the Western gold and silver mines inspected ‘by him during the past season, It is understood that ‘he will not favor locating the new branch mint atany of the mining centres, but will recommend its location at either Cincinnati, Chicago or St. Louis, CALIFORNIA NEWS. The amount of cash dividends paid by mining com- panies in San Francisco from January 1 to October 1, 1875, is a8 follows:— eee Redington Quicksily, $8,208,000 "360,000 ‘940,200 wEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER . 6, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘Belcher Gold and Silver Mining Company. 812,000 Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Compan; 1,000 _ Northern Belle Silver Mining Company. 200,000 Black Bear Quartz Gold Mining Company 108,000 Manhattan Silver Mining Company. 100,000 Empire Gold Mining Company. 60,000 Gila Silver Mining pany... 50,000 Great Western Quicksilver Company.. 50,000. Setferson Stlver Mining Company. 50,000 Silver Mining Company. 60,000 nels Gold Mining Company. 45,000 Lyon Milk and Mining Company. 40,000 Empire Mining Company, of Howland Flat 25,000 Rye Patch Consolidated Mining Company... 22,500 ‘La Grange Ditch Mining Company 12,500 Excelsior Silver Mining Company. 12)000 Genesee Valley Mining Company 000 The business at the Carson City Mint for the past month was as Gold deposits. Silver deposits... Totalé..., rid do. do., ae rogisterel coupon, 1193 coupon, 119% 11855. firsts, 99 for The followin do, land gran’ 8934; Central sippi declined c, GéntralofN J Central of N Lehigh & WB Mir # ae P ist, OCoREE = es! ror he nS ba PEESSccae: fe bree be Bee AZLLZLERRD [et 5 i Ind, Bloom” South 7 Gleve & Tol of. for Hannibal National, 99; 96; Fulton, 1 chants’, 122; State bonds sold at 10244, Alabama 5’ 5) "1 to, From January 1875, NEW YOR’ 300 shs Wei B00 di The coinage of the mint for 1 do., coupon, J ist con. 107 ied Bloom'n & Wade oad 100, Glove, Prvilio &A, old. 102% Cleve, Pville &A, new.100 America, 155; 1880. Funding bdd, 1804-8 eB FA, tae. 101 ss 6s, Mise 6's HASH I90) 978101 + Miss 6's, H&Std ins, °86. 101 ‘Miss 6's, H&StJ iss, '67.101 City sixes, old. Lehigh Navigation gold joan. meee from January 1 to September follows:— Ounces. Value. r 17,615 $327,404 34 808,362 365,811 34 sesee covveeseees B25,977 $608,275 68 the same period amounted to $632,637 in gold and silver. MINING QUOTATIONS. Gould & Curry 18 = Savage... 84 Advance, 34 Chollar Potosi. 68 Decline.. 7 Ophir...... 4 Advance, 2 Hale & Norcross. 43 Decline... 2 Crown Point, 23 Decline., 1 Yellow Jacket. +: 66 Advance. 4 Belcher. ......++» » ee - Imperial.....2. iL Advance, 1 Virginia Consolidated. . 302 Decline.. 3 California 49 Decline, 11 Overman, .. rt - Raymond & 30 - Beat & Belel 43 - Kentuck..... 13 = 9 = 18 ‘4 es 10 + lee 21 Decline.. 1 16 Advance, 3 GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed steady at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 124g @ 1881, registered, 12114 a 12154; do. 123% a 124; do. five-twenties, d, 115% ; do. do., coupon, 119} a 120; do, do., 1864, registered, ex interest, 115a116; do. do., do., a 11924; do, do., 1865, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 119% a 12034; do, do., do., new, registered, 11934 a 11934; do., do., do., do., a 11934; do, do,, 1867, registered, 120% a 121; do, do., do., coupon, 12074 a 121; do, do., 1868, registered, 121i{ a 121}; do. do., ao., coupon, 121% a 121}; do, ten- coupon, 1174 a 11734; do. fives, 1881, registered, 118 a forties, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were moderately active in the late afternoon dealings and prices were well maintained, except for Union Pacifics, which declined to 103% for land grants and 89} for sinking funds, Harlem coupon first rose to 114. Hannibal and St. Jo- seph convertible sold at 767%, Michigan Central sevens at 10414, New Jersey Central consolidated firsts at 10734, Chicago and Nortwestern consolidated at 9734, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis con- solidated at 9844 and Michigan Central sevens at 10434. ng are the closing quotations for Pacific railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 103% a 103%; ts, 9834 099; do. sinking funds, 8834 a Pacifies, 107 a 10734. to 67. Ohio and Missis- ‘The latest bids are:— Detroit, Monroe & Tol Buff & Erie new Buffalo & Stute iine 7 Lake Shore dividend, Lake Shore con op 1s Lake Shore con ep 2d. Marietta & Clucin Ist, Mich Cent con 7's, 1902, 104! Mich © sb, 8s "8 3 t.. 113) ral 6's, 1883... 103 NY Cen a, 1878 Het now. 111 con old. 2% #4] Hud R7's, 2d 1h, of 85.1114 Harlem 13t, 7s, coup...113: North Mo Lit. 20H Ohio & Miss coi 4 Ohio & Miss con’ Obio & Miss Gig Ohio & 3 ist, Spngid a. 80, Sid bonds 07 i Peale Con Pacific Stato aid. Cen Pacific, land grant. Winona & St eters: Me Fy Western Pacifle bon Winona & St Peters Union Pacific 1s 0, 0 & Te Union Pacitie | g, el, aw Union Pacifio sin! el, L&W Pac RR 7s, gtd by Morris & Essex Lt. Piste, R we Chi Morris & Chi 2 Mor & Ess 1st con,g’ ony mn & , income 73 mr Teo & Warsaw 2d. 20 Tol'& Wab Ist, oxt. Tol & Wab Ist, st L div. 574 Great West Ist, 1884... SU) Quincy & Tol st, 1500.. 45 il & Sou Lowa Ist. BANK SHARES, Bank shares at 118 for American Exchange, 99 for Central National, 96 for Fourth National and 93 . The latest bids are annexed:— American Exchange, 118; Central Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,650; City, 300; Commerce, 121; First National, 200; Fourth National, 56; Irving, 132; Mechanics’, 140; Mor- New York, 131}; New York National Exchange, 100; North America, 100%, STATR BONDS, were quiet. Missouri funded of 18495 Missouri, Hannibal and St, Joseph issue of 1886, at 101, and Tennessee old at 524%. Arkansas sevens, Missouri, Opelousas and Red River declined from 14 to 13. The latest bids were;— 5, 1883. 8, LBS 1 bounty foan. bounty loan. Bi roriagy A No Ri offs x, elas eclul tex’ clnes 3: 3 Z ed a Ohio Oe Lee Rhode Itland So Carolina 6! 80 6's, Jan & Jul 8 C 8's, April & Oct. So Car Fund Act, 1806,. 281¢ 8 C Land ©, 's9, 3 a 28 8C and 139) 'A sie Bo Gat Non} Non Fu : jo C1 3 o Car Non-Fund bds... 439 s, Tone Ot cow Tenn 6's, new Texas 10's, 187 Virginia 6 ol PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day :— City sixes, new Camden and Amboy BR. & ie ee Ponnsylvania.......+..+ + 503% 50% Philadelphia and Reading. + 8 513% Lehigh Valley. + OLY 62 Catawissa Railr 4536 Philadelphia and 20% Northern Central... 28% Lehigh Navigation 50% MAMORANDUM. The earnings of tho St, Louis, Kansas City and North- ern Railway are reported as follows :— For September, 1875. + $246,624 For September, 1874 ‘ brits] 3 Decrease for September, 1875..... $3,108 60 From January 1 to September 30, 1875... . $1,880,843. 58 1 to September 80, 1874..." 1,805,778 31 ++ $75,085 27 K STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Turspay, Oct, 5, 1875 qeRFORE CALL—10 A. M, S00 shs LS AM SRR 533 a $00 Union Pac RR. <3 63 & Ef Z Tex 7 os up FH In 8 ss 62 3! 62 62 = 62) 6 62 ey a eese2ee FESLIE ELLER Sgessessaess 100 © & NW RR pf..03 20 Atl ahaa pe. Bo L 6% MS ER: iS 100 800 200 B00 400 800 500 100 200 100 a) 100 N J Gen RR 10:15 AND 11:30 & M. $20000 U 86" sate ‘Sion000 85-20, c, "G4. 11936 10000 do. 2: 2000 do We 2000 di 10900 do. 10000 U 7% 10000 U8 5-20, ¢, u 1194 FIRS? BOARD—10:30 A, M, $1000 Ark TeMOSRR 14 100s OANW EB. 3 do. 1000 Moths Lassi 86 ut Meeasdeas 5000 Mo 6's, f, 4-5... 103! RES 3000 Broekiyt 6's, wi 108 i & NW ph beds 5: 5000 Tenn 6's, old... 2000 Chie & N W iat. 48 Cley & PI gt.bo 100. NJ Sou RR. 100 Tol & W RR. Cc ce 100 Dug & 8.0 RR. be 100 StL, IMt&S RR-bo 400 100 U 8 mee 1200 Brie KR. 0. 200 100 100 lok BEFORK CALL=12:30 P.M. 10000 U Pac RR Ist.. 1gs 1800 she Ua PacRR.., 62 1000 Un Paesink f... ‘3400 4000 T & W Ist, Stid 53 1000 OP, State aid., 109 1000 North Mo 1s ‘yo 8000 NJ Con Ist, ce... 107! 15 shs Im & T Bank. 200 200 45. 20. 35 357 ES roa i 7 10239, 500 Pac it of Mo.opg: 6 102" 100 8 lo. j00 Del, L&W RR. 400 Union Fac IK. a B00 di oun 800 St L, KG 624 100 Marietta lst pl. B i 2PM, $10000 US 5-20, Ged r mits) $50p0 U 6 5-20, ¢, 67.0 1h FOO U $ 5-20, ¢,°05.. 119% a SECOND BOARD P, M+ 9134 200shs C & NW RR.. Fed 4d 100 Chi & BA RR. be 103; 103, 100NJ Con Rit.b 0.85 los 8.4% 100 ~ 102; $2000 EEEtEE Be do. bof 400 a oes Joo cree & iy z 3 100 c 2 240, C, SCAT Ds do. FR} 100 Ub Pac KR.....be 19P, F WAC gt 8s 300, do. 61% 200 Del, L & WKH. 119) ‘00 61 78 do. 300 Gig 100 do. ‘ ‘600 6r* 300 do. 1 200 624 60 do. 100 ea 100 do. 200 623 200 do. 100 e2 100 Han & St #0 Chik NW Be: 100 do. 100 15 Alb & 31 200 38d, 2005tL, KC. BUD Sol, ll 300 BBhy 2:30 TO 3 P, 89% rAd ame eee is bid M. $1000 Un Pac sink f. 100 sls Ati & Pac Tel COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND FIRM—Fv- TURES QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUR STEADY— WHEAT FIRMER—OORN FIRMER—OATS FIRM- ER—BYE NOMINAL—BARLEY DULL-—BAR- LEY MALT DULL—PORK DULL AND BASIER—LARD QUIET AND EASIER—PE- TROLEUM FIRM—NAVAL STORES sTEADY— HIDES DULI-—OILS CHANGED—WHISKEY BA- SIER—FREIGHTS FIRM AND MODERATELY AO- TIVE—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY— GUNNIES QUIET AND NOMINAL—GROCE- RIES QUIET AND STBADY—COFFER STRONG— SUGAR STEADY. ‘Turspay, Oct. 5—6 P. M, There was a fair movement. in trade circles to-day, and in some commodities a fair business was done, though the movement was not so goneral as might be desired, On*’Change flour was steady, Wheat was rather firmer, but closed quiet and easy, with a limited demand, Corn was in demand and firmer. Oats were also firmer, Whiskey quiet. Pork dull and easier, Lard quiet. Freights and charters firmer. Cotton on the spot was quiet and firm; futures were quiet and steady. Petroleum was firm. Naval stores wore steady. Hides wore dail, Hemp and jute quiet and steady, Guunies wore quiet and nominal, Oils were quiet. Groceries wore quiet and steady. Asuxs.—The market was quict and nominal, We quote — Pots, Se. « 6a. ; poaris, Bo. Axtimony was firm, Wo quote:—Regulus, 13}¢c. a 14¢, gold. Benswax was dull. Woe quote Western at 32c, « 32j¢0., ‘and Southorn at 330. » I3%e. Broom Conn,—The market was quiet and selling only in a Jobbing way. Woe qnote :—-Brush, short green, choice, 10c. a 126, ; burl, green, 10e. @ Lic.; green medium, 9c. & 100; red and red tipped, 7c, » 80, Caxpuns.—The demand was more active and prices were held firmly. Wi 066 :—Sperm, Mi Tee eiedaa” h"Mitakel"S Gare does ite © 200, sda mantine (12, 14, 16 on.), 12's, 200. a Die, markot fo x Camoas, and 450 do ‘ork und Ivie. a 19) ee Santos, fair lc. & 290.5 ; Jamaica, Mexican, fos walige} Sevan OPEUAGE STOCK was A? at 2340, cash. We quote 3 ingob, Lake, 23) Ib. ad Uronze” 220" bolte, dhe, We quote:—Manila ISe. & Ie; do. cord a 17340. ; tarred Mania, 1s Zealand’, L2c. a Te. but quiet, Jonrnod of no sules at prices | which we reinsert with the remark that roun obtainable except at an ad from Liverpool were contiietii vanced 1-326., lost the impro And steady “at about Last. sdvance of 1-16 Octobe: J Novembi ber, 123 ibs $30. a I Mi ic. ay, wisistees i 14 g0 Quotations ‘are classification and on cotton 12 15-166., is. 11-166. roral. ay any bal New Ori Charleston. more, 110; New Total, 19,902, 17,850, "Total since Sevte frei its closed us follows : lamburg, by steam, eau den ‘ennprecred steam’ by sail, 16d, 6 quote :—Prime now geese Gle.; mixed, as to quali Se, ; turkey feathers, Se. per Fisu.—Cod quintuis Geo at corel were wore selling to arrive at doc. Barrelled herring were dull. We quote Western, 475; new larg: $9; sculed herring No. 2 do. N small No. 3 do., $10. ei Superfine Western. Extra Western. Minnesota... Round hoop Family Bt. omlie low. extra. St. Louis, straight extra . St. Louis, choice donble ext: St. Louis, choice family... Ryo flour, fine w superfine By nr Gorn peat Fervey.. eal, Brandywi Gorn meal, puncheons —Wheat war firmer, b cago, $1 27 tor old do., was in fair dyinand and firm. for new State mixed. was dull and unchange 8 Migs. Seodions Taising 4 and new, strictly "fancy nominal. The Wo quote:—Domestic cloth, Gouripore. 14e. : was tair and the markes was Shipping, ws sve, a BSe. , rei 750. a $1 tor new: clover’ Sho. Straw ts for short do. G00 bales at 270. cash, ton, $270 a 82 jute, Ltd bed reney. Sisal hemp, 5e., gol Tos, 200; Mati Orne, 10 4019 Tos. 176. a 80,3 21, Southern, active at full unch 1875's, 10c. @ 15c. ; i yeorlg i irowilis, 40. & 60, ing, Seoteh was quiet but $29 50, but without iar: chan, mand and $25 50 u $26.50; ake. do, forge, n arnooks $325, silroed ‘iron. S00! stock rails, uote Spat tore rotined (gold), ae (i sous 10 io (do), 9 nia pive, 18: Nats.—Out wore quiet, We, quote Common, fence, 00d, $3 20: Tar was Ml SD yentin Witmingeon “tar, piteh, bulk wae quoted 94 69Go, for prom in Die, af ¥ pre sranderd white, 19%e" a ene. for month; RR, apt and ‘month Phu Ha, ae any ae Bon aid for eooaby earn’ toh Puoristows.—Kece pte 2366, & 17. ; pare fin Brails was very firm, and holders jure) rise in pric caveilting to val Mild coffees were quiet and firm. The 0 out ports is wy follows:—New Y fair Ma c. wiige, vextreme if for lots, Java, govorument bugs, ie, & 220; Maracalt 208. rte Heo, 19366. ele; Costa, Rica, Ie. & 0} quote :—Molasses shooks, 32-ine! i sager sbooks, wit do, | 36.tnch, 91,0 99 90; box x shooks, Conpage Senge renee in the market for fature deliver 27. ; March, 13\4¢. 18 11-i8e. a uly, 14 132c, @ 14 1-160. ; Augui edon American standard of in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade a Uplanis, Al Satay, 10 ‘This duy Inst week, 12 iy, at Se. 8 do, FLOUR AnD ‘Guatn.—Receipts Flour, 6255 bbls. 14 850 sacks Round hoop Oblo} trade brands i, Hap MAR. rovement. No. 2 Chicago about $1 27 a $1 90; iilwanies; BTS1u$1 33, Tho salos wore abous 190,000 bushels. «part fast evening), at $118 for No.9 spring 81-27 for new Chi- in store, rota $140 0 $142 for No. 1 Milwaulces, spot. and to arrive; $143 r Minnesota, $1 42 for white, s Tis. ie ae 68, wore firm. The bashela, at 4c, 9 saxo fur No. 2 Chica, inferior, 42c. a 43c. for new Western mix as was nomin ayers and sellers Tho sales were 2,000 boxes at $250), 50D bo: oatel at $315, and aor half boxes Valencia at ile, Cur on mand at full prices. The sales were ‘Simecds were quiet and without fur- ther change Sardines in good rei oo and firm. Citron gi nf Jess nominal. wei fair sicily pricae, $1 88 peed a 0; ititsnaton, 2 Straw was in moderate demand. Wea for double, ‘and 240 ila hemp, 76, 07 ge the lnttor for fino; Rus. sia, $2. 20 0 nf 3S, tailan, $200 0 © 75, gold Wea market eh ens db wee without bee aeert chan; Bs ibe, ales 282s Montevi Corrientes, 31 to 22 Ibs, 20}¢0. 2a Iba, 2165 Orinoen, 10 28 Ibe. 23 to’ 25 tbs, dle. "a Bt ge, 5 Gobi oros, 22 to 24 Ibs, 1930, a 2 ted, city, slanaer, ox, e010 80 tbs. shoe Mouassns was Bonitin sales only ina Jobbing Wo quote Cube centrifugal and mixed, 250 @ ie “82 5, 12 ‘a bey s bo; Washingvon ta tar, ua. The market was quiet and without decided change. 4's, Os and We note >. do.) ex 89 do. ; Hampton Roads, 5.008 mah, 0 do. ; New Ofleana, ‘SPL do, ; Galveston, 2 do. ‘Total, 104,358 bags, Allowt and loading tor ied States to Jd al 105,598 de. Purchased for United w 24 inst. 00 bags. Biyod Ordinary good do., bo good, 20}ge. 0 . wold, do. Sings re, do., a wc Laguay 1s * Domingo, .} Manila, 21e. «2264 ‘Angos- (a, 200, # 220.; Curacon, 190. & quiet and nominally un- with heads, 38-inch, ipe do., $6 50 a $7; empty ordinary to prime, 38c. a Covrex.—The market was firm, with sales of 200,000 Ibs. iNew sheathing (over 12 o8.). We. ; bolts, Ble; braaiers’ 16 ox.) Sle; nail We} old sheathing: eas mained iota,” Toe. myc Tota, "ide. a dle; American Yoilow metal—New sheathing ‘nails, shoatbing, 226 per Ib. rui® at “about fornier ares, tnd small size) it or yarns, 16! ‘ope **Stsal rope, 120.78 18s; New ‘hn Seles ee ce ee Corrow.—Tho market for spot cotton was, in the main, firm Holders, in some eases, ask: ed ah advance, but we above yesterday's quotations, lots were not vance of 1-16e. a ize. Advices ng and caused some irrescularit; which opened quiet, ad- ‘and finally closed quiet We note an 0 night jor, 12 in cotton freights, now T-16d. We quote !-- ‘28-320, w 12Ke.; Decem= Je. 4 1a%e. woven :— Orleana Ord 1 Strict ordinury 1 iis Good ordinary n 113 12 Strict Rood ordiviary. 12 12 128 iddlin 12 15 Strict low m! 13) 13% Middling. . 133 1s) Good middling’: 1333 133 Strict good middii 1333 14 Miduling fair 1453 1434 Fair 195g 1s —Stained—Good rainary, 1056.7 strict, ‘goed ordinary 113ge.; low middling, 12¢.; middling, 12%¢. The sales were: ot cm 716 43 TH 977 1,510 jes wore as follows Yesterday, ete tue —Ueiober, 000 bales at 12 20-80. OX). a 100 at “ise, 300 a 12 23-32¢.," 900 13 1-826, y, 100 at I Bi “Grand total, 14,000 ‘Tho recelpts as thd ports were as follows :—Galveston, 1,754; loans, 7.189; Mobil 7314, Wilmington, je, 2,896; Savannah,” 3.211} Norfolk, 2,573; Balsiz Philadelphia, 4 “his day lust year, 3,593 bales. Cotton ai Boston, 32; FAATHRRS wore more sotive at lig nly improved prices. A626. choice do. do., 0c. & . & 45e.; hen feathers, 6c. a Ib. wore in fai demand, We note gatos of 100 in light supply. Box herring for sealed and 109 bbls Portland Pound sold 9 $5 25, Share split were selling in small lots at $6 50 9 $7. joorge's Bank cud, $5 £0 988s Grand do., $5 50; as a3 new jedi mackerel, $20 at lsu No.3 do, $105 wheat, 105,007 bushel: Ean manne atkecets \y under a moderate trade demand and some inquiry for export, ‘The sales were 17,500 bbls. tye flour was in fair demand and steady. Cord meal was stendy ; tho sales wero 400 bbis. and 350, pegent $4 15 for Brandywine, $3 65 a $4 for West- gen and 3 63 a $4 for Jorsoy. We quote No. 2 Stute. $4.50 9 $5 Superfine Stui a5 Extra State. Choice Sta s ra, 2 SUAESTSSTESSES SUES RAE F S¥SSSSRSSSSESSSESSSRESS Beer erereeeeres = Ee con ommararoranomuang Sawecrareceraecscdco: im- 30 for do. afloat; 1 10 a 8135 for new.’ Corn ‘he sales wore 100,000 bush- & 70c, for steam and GSc. a sales were 25,000 1 350. a Ms fF ‘ind 45340. a Barley end malt inquiry at steady prices. xes loose mus wore quiet wand wil yor raising, & 2 15 a §2 80; do. 13 new = ‘$3 in $9 50. Currants ONe.5 oy gy ‘Amonds— Tarragona, 1835 ote Viet Eauguodon 17 sc Bar- dings, Le, 9 oe currency, for ‘aate boxes, a Usa. New ‘valencia raising, “ie Sultans Jeig lie. fe dew, Di 5a 8 S'4o. Jordan shelled almonds, 47c. a co 8 "Saito Inger, er case, Princess foes ‘30c. Brasil nate, for Servi horn “citron, 23a a 2dico. Naples ‘wal: nuts, LL jordeeax do, 10e.; Grenoble don. '11%go. Bioily. ‘Aiberts, ve, a 10c.; Naples do., Sige. @ 90; Barcelona do. 7c s Tye. Freneh: er ana jnote —Vi good ans a ‘e230 So ‘ounossec, $i $125 tor makabed eacetes 281 80 for fanned? Gewixs. The marker was quiet and prices, were about rolla at 13c. a 13%40, , 1SKe. w 18}c.; Borneo and omen. 1 pping qualities ‘at about former prices. prices. We quote ~-Bale uaslitiee ot 61 « $1 20 and ‘ at 50c. a ster Pacary is grcted os Sas bead for jong yes tee. a 6de. Liner: snp Dure were gust “sod nominally unchanged. Juto butts were in ae ears ‘The sales wero :-— Dutts quoted at 2%. a 36., cure 28 Ibs. 22: 20i5 10 # 18" to 20 Ibe, Wee a iota 18e 0 13e., gold, quote :—Ni eh 17's, Bo. a 136. Thowe-The market for American ig was dull and droop firm. ‘The sales were 100 tons Summorlees, on private terms, and 100 tons Eglinton at Scrap was quiot and urchanged. Rails wero dull, Manufactured was in fai oh, esata merican an, $a io. 1 Gien- ir de- 1 Bgii sh beac rib Bath aes Lxap.—The market for domestic was dull and more or I = nominal. fica ma wee quuies and without or change. ry bl Wy 25; Englis! an or cent), ai mt con we improved tinned load ares, oe oe eo sineaerasty rotinin, ica Sis Be. } do. grocery, a ‘orto Rico, Engl Islotids, Soe. a S0c.; New Orleans, 6oc. « Boe, ag and without cepectal chetien a ea y i eat + 3d. itt: ei, bn) ‘and 300 bbis, better grades ‘firth 5 dull and ag The ieale were. 50D bbis, wtrsined il amd nominal, tarther — nin Lire) quiet We. quo tg tr 1, $1 70 8 $l 75; #2 24 a 92 a3} We quote :—Cottonseed, erude, tc. di mer yellow, S8e, a O0e,; eer Spuley, 680. Wea; “laeesd, csaas nnd bble Seok” Oey ent makes, 050, B15, dou,’ winter, 1 O28 mm (Mw mag “ae, & B3e.; crude, $05 do bleached, wi written BL BS: a . iar eles oe a Boe d saute thes 796} hi o., ; olive, cnaks, $1 15 981 1 Br do. cates 8425 481 Oo Perrousem. marl for re was wes the sales were 3,000 bbia. here at 1: delivery, Crude in fe bh; do., sau Who. We noah, “eboott prompt “at eee tae tua oh i : aioied ae it tan toe 13 q 4 month; Baltimore was Savill iat 190. a 180. for ‘Pork, hed beef, 10 packages; 2U7 tierces. box Fhe market for pick wee Gull si bbls. new mens, uninfeet pr press enol ted, 94 Oi 6 $22 75; M8. 90) Dressed hogs were quoted at hams were neglecyed aud salsa ‘nie salon were 200 and beet -! Tae ah, TEE, tad tisha, the anies Tro. bola at 1: Bdge. a Lge. "Out the sal 3,000 pickled hams 10%. w 136 Herees Wertorn prime city at 13%c. a 14 Ed 750db, ab Lae Devobs without further change. 290. m Sle. : cre: , 2c. : to choice, 16¢. & 20e.; Western Reserve and Michigan, fair to choice, 17e & 20c Cheese—The market was oe with 8 fair demand at about former prices, We quove State fnc- tory, common to fancy, 4c. # 11}<e. ; do., part skim, 4c. ® 7c. ; be co ‘don.’ fair to good, part pki, de skims, ‘2c. # 4e.; Ohio’ f Pv common to fancy, Baby was steady, with Jobbing sales of 50 casks Carolina at THe. & Sige, 150 bbla Loulsiann at 7%. 6 Bye, and 100 bags Rangoon at 6: ic. Wi te, fee teachin fice 0 tee Lecene ete ae rg nd fray an ities down to 5X. ; Rangoon, Og cy; Patna, Zo. a Tigc, currency; ‘ata, ie oven: ce bit Jb... gold, lectent October hate to the yield of Carulina rice — Te7i 1872. STS. 1874. #1878, North Carolin: 000 750 #000 South Carolina 47.240 43,067 47,263 $0,000 Georgia. 0 19,874 23,702 21/871 23,000 92 67,714 67,519 69,099 7,000 Russian Hemp Se yen 4 180, a 133¢¢. per Ib. ; $2 90 per bushel! armas, 98 eet i he Belly, “BI; ane: foreign, leases, $L 8S, golds aime; Bombay BE aS was quiet and without farther Pon Western, canary, 6 SreuteR—The market was dull and mhanged We We upto Foreign plates, $7, 1244 4 $7 25; domestic StRARINE. —Receip Moan sak rit quoted Bt 1b}4e, 4 1046. “for fulr to sholoe clig, and 15 oyu 15}ge. for good to prime Western, pice — Th the market was very firm and without mate- Ox x, Sumatra, Sin, Part, HORT Diteosios Lice cioven: Aaya, 'a aoc! sual, gt Af foam ginger, 316,{ Race do., Opge.: nutmegs, Sle per Scoan—The market for raw was stondy, with more tn: quiry. We note sales of 478 hhds. centrifugs B%ec., 125 has” Cuba at 75% f00 boxes low clayed at Ke ‘and 80 hhds good refiniug at 8igc. Refined was steady. e qnote — Fair refining, ce. & THKO.; pod do, ei nc. Cuba, r,t chutes, Bigg. Bie ; do. contr fugal, bbds! Bigc. & Dgo.; do., molasses, hhds. ‘orto Itico,’ refining, cominon +0 Bg grocery, fair to choles, Sige, & standard A. 10kKe: a 10%er; off A, 10%¢e. a I coasbed, Licr's itiko psowrdare | 10%e. a'Lle.; granulated, 10%, fue yellow, 00.'a Oe; extra C, Oe. a LUge : cud 0 Bene 2G, ih <. re ALLOW. —Receipts, 139 bbis. Market quiet, with sales of | 50,000 Ibs. prime, in lots, at 10K, 8 1034. ‘Tix.—The market for lorel was firm at fall prices. | Domestic was-quies and withouy “farther change Tin plates were Gull and without especial change. We Bapea, per Ib. 235e.; Straits, do. 18%0. 5 L. ‘and F., “do. 18ie.; do, refined, do., 8c. slg: Fi i tity te thcheo range. G. char: coal, per ban . a coke ferao,?$6 808.86 78; charcoal terne:T DS aT 50, gold ‘Tonacco.—The markes for Kentucky was fina. ore S00 bhds. at unchanged prices, Seed leat wus iain and ie, jes were 200 cases sundrios at do. Connecticut, cro sop on private term: t 1872 and nie, at 15¢. ® 200. } 237 do. do., crop 212 do. do., crop 1874, at 15v. m 250,; 172 do. New York, 1873, 150. & 20e, ; 14 do. do., crop 1874, at 136 284 do. Wis- consin, crop 1873, at 6c. a Sige. and part dy. oh private terms 285 do. New York and Wisconsin, crop 1 200 do. Masanchusetta and © ent, an ta private ‘Tho sal m loaf 12 17%. ; fine leaf, 20e. 1336 On Connecticut and Massachusetts, 9." 12c. Crop of 1 lonsecticut and Massachusetts fillers, 7c. a Se. ; do. do. seconds, 10c. a 120. ; do. do, wrappers, 15c. ‘a 20c.; Ponnsyl- vania fillers, 73e. & Yc. ; do. wyappets, 18e. do. ne sorted lots, Lie. a 20c. Seep 1 Connecticut and Mussa- chasetts fillers, 7o. a Be; do. do. seconds, 10c. a 12c. ; Con- necticut wrappers, 20c. a "5c. ; do. assorted lots, 15¢. 6 25c. ; Hasachusotts do.'do., 126. a ise.; New York assorted lots, common, 86. & 11¢.: do. d0.. good to fine, 120. 0 186; Penn lvania, assorted lots, 16c. a 25e.; Ohid do, Sige. '& 10c. ; Wireousin do., e, 8 106. ‘Crop of 1874—Comns icut seconds, fine lota, 180, 20c. ; do. fillers, do., Be. @ 10c.; do. seconds nd fillers, shiy my tots, 7c. & 9c. "Havana—Common, Se. 8 850.5 Yara—As- fing, 950. a $1 05. Sorted lots, 8736 "4 92e. per ib. Wuiskxy.—LReceipts, 550 bbls, Sales amounted to 200 bbls. at $1 18, Woot.—Tho general tone of the market was unchanged. Among the sales wero 9,000 Ibs. Michigun X fleece at 4c. ¢ 5,000 lbs. extra Ohio at 46e. ; 25,00 it Ae. 510,00 The, XX at 470, and 20,000 Ibs. XXX and. al 3600 ths: Raststn Toxas'wool ac 306. | 50.000 Ibe Blogads ai 250. 0 80c., and on private terms, ‘5,000 Ibs. Ohio fleece, 321,000 Ths. spring clip ‘California -wool, 40,000 Ibs. fall clip S bags short extra pulled, 12,000 Ibs, Nevada, 5,000 ibe Noils and 25,000 Ibs, ra, dally strongor, so far as (ag rates were concerned, both by veeosls on the berth charter, with a moderate business. The petroleum and other trades were dull and witnout improvement. The char- ters wore a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre or Antwerp, with 2,500 quarters grain at 6s. 6d. ; ‘ano other, from Baltimore to Cork for Uo ‘with 3,000 do. do. nt 7s. 6d.; an Italian dark, with 2,500 do, do, hetice to Cardiff or Newport at 6s., " or Gloucester at Ga Sd.; a schooner, of 296 tons register, hence to fag ae ‘Trinidad, with neral cargo at a lump som of. gold ; & Norwe; bark (now here), from ce to Havre, with 4, bbis. naphtha, at 4s, 94.; an Austrian bark, hence to Beyrout, with 12,000 cases refined perlees on ters terms; an Italian rl hence to Smyrna, with 13! a German nd Boe, Dark, hence to th Gcatinent, with 1,400, bale cotton at 1-334; u Norwegian bark (now here), of 477 tons resister, from Chariegyou 4 the Continous, with cotton at £1,100, DOMESTIG MARKETS. ALVESTON, Oct. 5, 1875. Cotton steady; middling, 128 low middling, 12,0. ; good ordinary, Eo ipts, 1.754 pelos, Exports coastwise, 1,772, dy abel recta 1875, oe low, iniddling, 12350. ; Cotton steady; middling, Net Aisa 7,189 baled; gross, ood ordinary, 11%. Sio00, aieeS, c0d ato Cotton steadier; middling, 12%4¢ ; oa ins 116. ; good ordinary, Iie, Net recelpts, 2,690, bales pxports coastwise, 656, Sales, 1,200. Stock’, “anureom, Oc 1875. Cotton firmer for grades: mi ehitew lati, Tite ales saa tn 20,’ Net receipts, 731 bales. Flour steady ; sales 1,900, bbls, aC BT Es Tor No tpring 7p for amber wintor, $8 for white winter aud $s 24 for double extra. Wheat steady; No. 1 Milwaukee club, $1 35. Corn quiet at Tze. Barley doll; Feke 2 Canada, $1 14 Coen meals for bolted, $30 ‘for “anbolted, ver” ton, jlifeed—Shorts, $19 a $20; s! $21 a & *; mid Wings, $28 o per ton. Canal freights hig! er; wheat BXe.; corn and rye, X6.; barloy, 4346. to New Fork: barley, 442 Albany, fumbor $2 ‘to the Hudson, Lake recoipts—Lu 9,000 fect. Canal shipmente—Whest, 5000 bushels; ee ae Ss % | eta wists ‘in 000" ‘Dusbel do. wiveak’ 15,000 yhsbels: corn: do. 5 . ae 000, 8 Canal a to tide Wrater—Flou 21 is. ; wi te Went, wet bushels, 6: if corns Bige.; outs, 4! ocala eat, 70. York, tolls inghude, juiet and unch at, ‘Wheat in ‘Green Bop Club "und 1,500 do. ted ‘winter, “Oorn quice reon Bay ani inter. be firm; sales seu No. 2 mixed Wovens '@ Gta. ‘Oats and rye inactive and nominally un- changed. Peas and boans quiet and unchanged. "Barley un sottled ; sales, 6,000 bushels Canada on private cars ‘six-rowed State $1 05 a $1 15., ae een te Pork, lard and bighwinee dull und uachange Tous nalont steady, with » moderate, deman nd pricos havo advanced; No. 2 srsive W $1 39; fe fad ich $1 30; extra do., $1 S265 seader Miele igan, October, $1 47; Noverhber, ber, eee 7 okl, $1 44; No 2 amber miclens. i ip oy od wintoe Eo sud October, Bl 283g; end bate antlipriges “at snd November, Ole. ; Ooto- uh nixed, Os ‘No. 1 white, 640.'; ore preetene steady. SVU eat, iat 1 i 0.3 do. «$1 02 es at outai le quote stionn|. Nor’ mina ood dow: ce Sie, til jovembet, ; ber, of magniva ete ai. the gu cannot m! feclons; ‘salon et Ta, -Pork steady, with af ‘fatr Gocasnd; mus lower; sales af $22.9 » wit lor: October? sv 18 sollor all the Tair domnadit, Wot su lower as $13 30 6 ar spot and seller October; ibort rib imide, ta Be rs jer, but good demu: + and unchange ber; $19 all the year, 18 25, October; nominal 200, Pale. | wheat, 44000 20, do,” Shipments— 3,000 bbls; wheat, 89,000 bushels; gor, 86000 do, ; outs; 164,000 do. , barley, 13,000 do. ; tye, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provinence, Oct. 5, 1875. Printing clothe quiet and weak; light business on « busts of 434e. for best 64x64 goods. EUROPEAN MARKET. Loxpon, Oct. 5—Evening.—Caleutta linseed, 488. Od. o 48a 9d. Linseed ofl, 24. a 248, 3d. por ows, Spirits turp tine opened at 23s. Gl. a 238 Od., and closed at 23s. Od. oe FINANCIAL, veusT BELMONT CO eR ers, 19 an ie traraic © Credits, available in all ‘paris of the world, ‘thro Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD ir corresponden' wan ee sormorgial Credits and Tolegrapbie Transfers of pannrnrneennnnninnnnnnnn ore —STOCK PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED ‘margin in place of eaal, for (be purchase or sale of au Hock. ‘There Is Uttle risk in this method of operating. are nogotiating contracts on members of the Stock Exch: and responsible parties at very close rates; $50 for 50 shar: $100 for 100 shares. Quotations and. information furni TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No, 2. Wi cae New York. Stocks bought and sold against moder; ponita. —sTocK PRIVILEGES, 2, Before you buys Stock Privilege send for my pany pilot “About Stocks. It will cost nothing, und may be al Naine (0708: _W. I, WEEKS, Banker, 178 Broad At REASONABLE RATES"MONEY ON LIVE ANT Endowment Insurance Polleles, Mortgages and othed Socurities; insurance of all kinds with best com panies. J's. WABRICH & CO. 137 Broudway. | —A.—$50,000 GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY irst Mortage 10 Per Cont Bonds—an investmn will becr inyontigation® Send fer ciroalan, SAMUBL: At GAXLOLD, St Louls, Ma,“Marketable Securities taken tat exchange. Fa ¥INANCIAL NEGOTIATIONS EFFECTED. |. MURRAY, 58 Broadway. —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS, COUNTY, town and municipal gecurities for which there is is nd regular market, bought and so! EDWARD ©. FOX & 00., "Stock Brokers, 90 Broad st. LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY CAN BE PLACER ou time at three to five years, on good and valuable Western state, at B per cont to 10 per cent interest unum; interest and prinetpal payable in may be contracted. Wail street York or eines pply to HAAR & ANK BLAN] Headings “and every kind of Printing, suitable fos banks, bankers. brokers sud fnancial companies, prompt furnished, at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING E51, LISHMENT, No, 215 Broadway. OLLECTIONS MADE THROUGHOUT AUSTRALIA, Canada, ast end West Indios, France, Germany: Groad Brisain, North and South America, Sandwich Islands and elsewhere, and payments made on tof cable advice im advance of the mails. JOHN B MURWAY, 63 Brondway. NALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.—SOME OF THEM are perfectly safe ax investments, paying regular divi- dends of twenty to forty percent, Orders executed by telo- graph for any quantity desired. ‘Telegraphic quotations and Other information turaished. WILLIAM WARD, No. 9 Broad. street, Drexel Building. Tpsrostrons IN THE FREEDMANS SAVINGS BANK can be in obtaining their checks for the first dividend. SAMUEL L. HARRIS. 658 Broadway corner Bond street. IRE INSURANCE STO! bought at fa SLIPS, BILLS, RECEIPTS, NOTE prices by AILEY, 65 Wall street. E OLDERS OF STOCK PRIVILEGES are now realizing largo sums by the great activity in the market and wide Suctuations. is. the time to invest. Book sent free giving all the information. dress: BAXTER & CO., Bankers, No. 17 Wall street, 1 Now York. 2, Caiibste sd HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, without bonus. Principals desiring io BURROW ON INVEST y's it GRANT, 145 Broadwa; EVERAL SUMS TO LOAN—ON FIRST CLASS IM- SS proved New Jersey Property; lure and small amounts; also money for New York and Brooklyn at Gund 7 per cent interost TRUSTEE, 39 Nasyau street, room 4. ALUABLE MANUFAUTURING STOCK TO EX- for non-dividend Railroad Stock or Dry Goods, stating where interview can be hed, 5S. HARRI- reester, Mass, V {ISH TO BORROW $3,000 ON GOOD SECURITIES; ences gi Address box 5,169 Post. WASTED 70, BORROW—S3.000 ON HIGHLY TM proved Southern property; owuer living in Brooklyn, Address box 101 Brooklyn Post ott V TANTED—LOAN OF $3,000 FOR THREE YEARS, for whieh a second mortgage on valuable farm property roperty worth $2,000; Bonus bi Herald office. in Now Jersey will be given; for immediate loan, Address 4 000 TO $10,000 WANTED—IN ONE OR MORE +) sums, for which entirely satisfactory security: will be given, with liberal interest. SAMUEL KAY, 53 Broadway. $200.00 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT- age, in sums to sui interest, on strictly first class Property; nd bonus. y to JOHN TOWNSHEND, Bennett Building, corner of Nassau and Fulton streets, New York. $250. 000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE INC this city, Brooklyn or Westchester coune! ty, for « term of Tenre, without bonus, JOUN PCONREY. 162 Broadway, room 9, BUSINESS 0! PORTUNITIES, — NY ONE HAVING A COAL YARD TO LEAS® OR Coal Business for sale please address, with particulars, CQAL MAN, Herald office. A LADY, HAVING CONSIDERABLE HOUSEHOLD goods and ‘experience in the boarding business, would @ silent or active partnership with some one alros establistied or about taking @ honse; advertiser woald. Eeicet. take the entire management, Address BLAK! . Broadway. MAN SUITED TO FINANCES AND OFFICE DU- ties can, with $3,500, purehase half interest in & very proiituble cash busin ntrolling ® valuable agency; ¥ cre es in the Le RTE del F particulars apply Ed 3 iy Ag ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED . for merchants, manvfactarers und tages; 8 exchanged for Business; Mining Intere: aiate persous with capital ‘sookin, usiness sévisda. wee charge, of approved opportunities. Referencos—G. W. Carle- ton & Go., publishers, adison square; Nathaniel Fisher & ., boots aud shoes, 31 Warren street, RIGGS ‘CARLETON, \ Finanelal and Busitieas Brokers, 05 Broadiray— A WBALE OR WHOLE INTEREST IN AN ESTARB- shed Dry and Fancy Goods, House on the best street in Brookiyy will be sold to the right party; a good, clean stock ‘of $15,000 to $18,000; fine store an dress box 61 Post office, Brooklyn. PARTNER WANTED-IN A MANUFACTURING business; $1,000 enpital required to increase the busk hess; open to thorough investigation MALONE'S Store Axgoncy, No. 3 Chambers street. PARTNER WANTED—IN A RETAIL GROCERY store, now doing # good business. Luguil fa EB REED, 549 Hudson street ra —ONE OR MORE PARTIES WANTED, TO FORM A protected by patons, which bas beon sus: profits have mreses been realized om iristost scrutiny ay Pa ain other desirable-openings for investors. £ CO., Bapinese and Fisancal Agente, 256 Biceaeoy. ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE AND RETAIIe Manofectnring, Business, stock sboct, $19,000, profit er annum, for sale er exe 5 ped e city OF fon Proper’ rty. A. BLOMQVIST, 150 Ni eeeea eaten. PARTNER WANTED IN, THB AUCTION, BUSK- noss, with to act ap cashier; business eetablishod “Address We Herat otice. f AS RARE CHANCE TO DOUBLE $500 TO $3,000.—THE only man who has gota bg ly business and can show it up; safe and legitimate. \dson st., basement. OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR the coupling of whifletrees. Cat on or address ta R. ‘West Fifty-tirst street, between 6 and 9 OR SALE—OR atest ae REAL ESTATE—A valuable Pate: md; superior to, ail others for same pur. Boris Le. Sarl Ven very pro table sales easily made. Address » box 2,088 lew York Post office, ANUPACTURING BUSINESS WANTED TO PUR- chase. Address, for five days, E. N. B., Herald office. ag bn coy SHOP TO eee croton AND FIXTURES op Aon ore tion ; prominent corner; sonable; owner leaving the city. Kuiareas FRANKLIN, bow 142 Herald off UBLISHING BUSINESS.—PARTNER WANTED, TO renent Now York branch of an extensive out of town house of highest standing; knowledge of business not indis- Pengable, as « oompetent. practical person will be furnished 1s OXPORIene and e ,000 capital required. Apply to GRIGGA & CARLETON, 0s’ Broadway, HOTEL OWNERS. The subscriber dosires to lease 8 furnished Hotel in any fection of the country, of would make liberal arraniromente for the mi at of jot one. Call on or address G LEK STEWART, EERE SERTIR WANTED, WITH A CAPITAL ‘from eatoe w Sat Vena for a lucrative business in the a id able to mani BAA Nadroe ‘Aiidrese CHARLLS D. KOPPEL, No. 7 Bookman root nt » A OI a MIRED ANTED—A) PARTNER WITH $7,990 CASH, IN AN. eae eee, TINE pastes: Now York Poet Salone WARTEDIA, PARTY WHTIT 509,70 $1,000 IN elass bi ying $5,000 a si | gota eer eemctendel “GRO. DUDLEY, station ING PARTNER WITH ANTED—A vee ae Beer foe el en areeh tore busts nese no ae ae rors ra: wil sueusngn rerenamn eae integrity. indisper qualifications. Galton maelika 381 Willlam street. V NTED—$1,000, FOR HALF INTEREST IN USE- V4 fal valuable invention; pill be in ral demand; good income. Address RK. R., yn Branch office. bape ‘Spe WITH TO INCREASR ablished custom for Piiadaihie was dz. ‘it. KIRK, “oot Callowbill street, ia Wasrias PARTY TO INVEST $2000 IN A BUSI news established about seven ye ‘school ; on eo = sage Aree bse particulars address, PiRisE, ‘Horaid Brooklyn Branch office. ee ee ee 500 22,80 Wil BE PAID BY A Pityst. sian ol several youre aenive practice for a Part Rerahip with a physician baving a. Inerative practice and ao Assistance, Address PHYSIOLAN, Herald office, CASH WILL SECURE A Lie men Sf In a city theatre; sure success. Butter. jaded phi, Money on California and Europe. Ay $10 Invest now $1,000 according to yo ‘fo your means. $10, $25, $100, $1,000 in 000 in Stock Privileges. ‘They often pay # profit from 10to 15 times the sum in- vostod every 80 days, without risk beyond the investment as expiatnod n our book and Weekly Finanelal Report, sent free, containing the daily prices and Guetuations that occur at the Now York Stock Exchange; also the general condition of the New York money market. ALEX. FROMHINGHAM & CO., Bonkers and Brokers, 12 Wall pisogh. New Kapk. ee “Addons Mr, SWARD, 174 Canal street, or call evening between 6 and silent or active, $5,000 Ruzarne os + sieesmets m ore ry, oxtont, Gktont nethe dotooad is ualimaied: address LBNOX, box 162 Torald offes. PARTNER; AGENCIES, OF AIGHLY 314.000. com sie a PORTATONS box 106 Box 190 1 Set ANOTHER ERIE STATION ROBBED, —_— The gang of thieves that plundered several stationa on tho Erie Railway last year between Paterson, Suf- forn and Newburg is again at work. On Monday night ‘low rent. Ad> ‘