The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1875, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Dull and Lower—The Outlook Uncertain. RAG DOLLARS WORTH 85.47. Money on Call Hardening—Gold Opened and Closed at 117—More Failures—Good Bonds Generally Steady, Wat, Srexer, Tuvnspar, Oct. 7—6 P.M. ‘The results of the market to-day were not calculated ‘ strengthen confidence or invite outside business, On he contrary, it wasa generally recognized fact that prices were chiefly sustained by one or two parties who wwe persistently holding a certain line of stocks and en- leavoring to correct the weakness that has been per- wptible for several days. That the efforts of these well- mtentioned individuals are without il and that Igures are responding to causes which are not for the poment within local control is attested by the contrast the closing prices to-day and yesterday. It is, of wurse, impossible to say when the bottom will be wached, but it is safo to observe that until there is sractical evidence of commercial recuperation, until the wrocess of liquidation has ceaged, until this sensitive narket is no longer disturbed by suspicions of impend- ng danger, until investors realize that tho volume of arrency is not to be changed by legislation, until rail- vay corporations resume the publication of their re- wipts and expenditures, until, in brief, the great hhadow that separates the present from the future is tissolved, we shall enjoy no permanent recovery from wiisting depression. THE STOCK MARKET wffords but little material for comment, The transac- fons indicated unusual dulness, The principal deal- mgs were in Lake Shore, Western Union, Missouri Pacific and Pacific Mail In point of interest Missouri facific was the leader, opening at 2334, advancing to 143, then declining to 214, with a close at 22%, The gystery connected with the downward movement of hhis stock will probably be explained in two or three fays. It may be said meanwhile that a bitter feeling wists among those who were once its strongest sup- porters, and that nota few victims are clamorous for m investigation. Lake Shore was supported, 1t is Mleged, by a single operator, and to the steadiness of hhis stock is ascribed the ability of the general market to resist pressure. The sales were at 541% a 54% a 5434, with a close at 5434. Pacific Mail vibrated between 36 $634 0 36%, which was the last price. Union Pacific wold at 612{ a 6234 a 61%, Western Union was com- paratively steady at 764 and ended at 757¢ a 75}, Atlanticand Pacific Railroad preferred declined to 575, wut closed at 6 bid. No official statement has yet ween made concerning the financial condition of fhe company, although the samo was ex jected from a meeting of the directors to-day. Te Chicago and Rock Island earnings for August show an increase of $20,000 over last year. the stock market closed up firm, except for New Jer- yey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Michigan Central. New Jersey Central was especially weak, and dropped to 10034, adecline of 43¢ per cent for the day. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western de Hlined from 11834 to 117%, and closed at 117%. Mich- gan Central fell off from 574g to 5654. The decline in these stocks attracted attention, and yet it is impossi- ‘le to give a reason therefor, because officiais are reti- tent, and the figures connected with these operations are thus far incomplete. Private advices from Toledo, where the directors and stockholders of Wabash are in songultation, are indicative of a substantial change for ‘he better. It is yet too early to discuss the amend- ments that are now under consideration, but the stock- solders profess to feel much confidence in the efforts of Wr. Ashley, who is their appointed representative, and m this capacity is endeavoring to reconcile conflicting @teresta and replace the road upon its former footing. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and towest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest Lowest, 102 1024 131% 151K 3g 4 G4 ot Bi ‘orthwestern preferred. 3 521g ae Island... 10834 AGivourts ani 33% . Mil and St. Paul pref. 625, Dhio and Mississipp! bby oer, Jersey ‘Cent: 10053 1183 os 15 Atlantic and Pacific Tel. Is = jail 36 365 35% «» 182 182 az THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- qegated 107,300 shares, which were divided among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hud- ton, 820; Erie, 1,400; Lake Shore, 23,250; Cleve- and and Pittsburg, 240: Northwestern, 7,100; do. sreferred, 300; Rock Island, 100; Pacific Mail, 10,900; % Paul, 1,600; do. preferred, 240; Ohios, 3,000; Western Union, 18,170; Wabash, 600; Union Pacific, 4,825; C.,C. and. C., 100; Panama, 100; Missouri Pacific, 18,600; Atlantic and Pacific, preferred, 3,450; New Jersey Central, 2,360; Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western, 1,800; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1,700. ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The change in closing prices since yesterday is as | follows ADvANcE.—New York Central, P; Ohio and Missis- mmon, i. and Pacific Railroad preferred, %; Delaware and Lackawanna, '; Erie, 34; Hannibal’and 8 do. preferred, St. Paul pre- %; oars e, in n London, * ry “ s * a “ . Han @ St Jopt. a ry Lake Sh: a “ rn “ ny * RYCauiisy & ” N J Centrai.. 10014 a a . s ‘ a a 6 # BIK a 61 NS Missouri Pac... 2s 28 Peer) 13 THE MONKEY MARKET. Moncy continues to show a hardening tendency and the symptom is made at 4g and 4 per cent, with a close at 2 and 254 per cent. Commercial paper found market at 534 and 7 per cent. Foreign exchange closed quie' ‘Prime, nom- {nal rates, 4.900 4,84; selling rates, 4.731 04.79 and 6.824 0 4.83; marks, 987% a 9434 and 96}; a 95)4; cables, 904; prime Paris, 5.2337 a 5.20, THE GOLD MARKET. Gold closed at 117, the two extremes of the day hay- Ang been 1167; a Li7)s. Thé rates paid for borrowing were 1-82, 1-16 and 1-64 per diem, and 7, 8, 6and 3 per Sent perannum. Loaus were also made flat, The rag dollar was worth 85.47. “OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE DANK. Gold balances. 278, Currency balance beer Gross clearances. 2+ 91,368,000 CLEARING HOUSE sTATEMEST, Currency exchanges Currency balances.. Gold exchanges Goid balances The awards at the Treasury s: fows:—B. Weber, $200,000 at 116.905 @ 116.994; Marx & Co., $250,000 at 116.93; ,000 at 116, Horace Manuel & Co., $30,000 at 11 0116.95; J. B Seott, $200,000 at 116.92 a 117.03; John Wallac $20,000 at 116.91; White, Morris & Co., $5,000 at 116.90; W. T. Hateh & Son, $26,000 at 116.95 1.10; $5,000 at 116.06; $2,500 at 116.90; Martin & Sunyon, $2,500 at 116.90, Total, $1,000,000, ‘The specie shipment to Europe to-day amounted to $275,650, of which $77,500 was gold burs; rewaiader silver bars. Poul., 34 | 6,368,901 | 809,141 to-day were as ful- ‘THE UNITED STATES TREASORY, The Assistanv Treasurer paid out to-day $16,000 gold om account of interest and $44,000 in redemption of a welcome one. Call loans to-day were | i| | Scouand, involving heavy liabilives, and possibly sev- | eral twenty bonds, Tho withdrawal of United States | Donde ugoosiiyd ju thy Trgasyry Wy secure national | ay NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1875.—TRIPLE ‘SHEET, bank circulation, for fifteen months ending Feciaaae 1, amounted to $19,500,000; of this amount New York withdrew $9,000,000; Iinois, $4,500,000, and Missouri, $3,250,000, Bunk notes received to-day, $600,000, Cus- toms receipts, $500,000. Revenue receipts, $400,000, ‘The balances in the United States Treasury at the close of business to-day were:—Ourreney, $4,955,507 83; special deposits of legal tenders for the redemption ot certificates of deposit, $61,635,000; coin, $69,259,005 37, including $12,562,300 in coin certificates; outstanding legal tenders, $378,941,124. The customs receipts to- day were $483,012, and revenue receipts, $348,837 98. GOVERNMENT BONDS, Government bonds closed firm at the following | Quotations:—United States currency sixes, 124}g a 125; do, do,, 1881, registered, 121% a 1214; do do., do., coupon, 1235; a 128%; do, five-twenties, 1862, registered, 11534; do. do., coupon, 11934 a 119)4; do, do,, 1864, registered, ex interest, 115.4116; do. do., do,, coupon, 11934 a 11944; do. do., 1865, registered, 1164 @ 11634; do. do, do., coupon, 119% a 120; do, do., do,, new, registered, 1194, a 11934 ;, do., do, do, do., coupon, 11934 a 11934; do. do., 1867, registered, 1205, a 120%; do. do., do., coupon, 1203¢ a 120% ; do. do., 1868, registered, 1214¢ 012144; do. do., ao, coupon, 121% a 12134; do. ten-forties, registered, 11634 a 11644; do. do., coupon, 11734 a 11734; do. fives, 1881, registered, 117% a 118; do, do., do., coupon, 1177 a 11835. REVENUE 4 SCEIPTS. Internal Revenue Commissioner Pratt has begun writing his annual report, and expects to make a grati- fying exhibit of the work accomplished the last year. For the first three months the internal revenue receipts show an increase of about $2,000,000, compared with last year, and the Commissioner estimates that the receipts for the entire year will amount to about $120,000,000, or $10,000,000 more than last year. This increase will be due mainly to the breaking up of the whiskey ring, and the additional tax upon whiskey and tobacco. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET, London despatches report a quict market, with but litte change in prices. The Bank of England directors, at their regular weekly court to day, raised the mini-, mum rate of discount to 23; per cent, the rate in the open market for three months’ bills having advanced to 2% per cent, The loss in epecte by the Bank of Eng- land for the week was £1,053,000. The proportion of reserve is 403¢ per cent, against 43%; last week. To- day £139,000 was withdrawn trom the bank on bi ce. The unemployed bank notes are reported at $11,5 The specie in the Bank of France decreased 15,735,500 francs during the pastweck. ‘The following are five o'clock P. M. quotations ;—Consols for money, 93 15-16 a 94; consols for account, 94 1-16 a 9434; 65's, 10634 a 10634; 67's, 1074 a 10 ten-forties, 10454 a 10434; now fives, 1045 a 1047; Erie, 15 a 153; Eric preferred, 813g. Market dull and heavy. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were generally firm. Michigan Cen- tral sevens sold at 1043g a 1044; Union Pacife firsts sold at 1034; a 108%, sinking funds at $874 and Central Pacifics at 107%. New Jersey Central consolidated firsts advanced to 107% and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights brought 116, Albany and Susquehanna second 106, Morris and Eesex consolidated firsts 105, Erie second 100 and Milwaukee and St, Paul gold sevens 90. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds were firm at 87 te. 8734. The follow- ing were the latest bids: Albany and Susq 1st Albany and Su: Boston, Hart ‘thie Ches &' Ohio 6's Ist... Chie, R Le CRT &Pstind NY Con 7s, 1576. N'd Cen eon 108 = NYCen Ist'm, r. Lehigh & W Bon gold. 97 Hud 27's, 2d 1h, sf, 85.111 ‘Am Dock and Imp bds..100 Harlem 1#t, 7's,'coup...113% Mil & 8 P 2d, 73-10, PD YO North Mo It... 9033 Mil&SP 7's, gold, RD. 90 Ohio & Miss con, s 90 Mil & 5 P 1s ein divs. 9414 Ohio Miss con’. Mil & St P 1s 3g Cen Pacific gold bi 7 MU&5S PL is Cen Pacific, Sand Mg Mu & St P Cen Pacitic State aid... /108 MI4SP1 Gen Pacific, land grant. 93 Mi eS Western Pacific bonds. § Mild Union Pacific Ist.. “tM Chié Ohi & Chia Pactie Chi & st Pac RR7 Chi & N W ep go Pitts, Ft Fenineula Jet, con St Bere Cleve & Pitts, cons ry CC ets BiLous et i ist. Alton 4TH 2a Aiton € 1H 3a, income Tol, Peg & Warsaw 2d... Bum NY 8 L large, Bab gst, ext. Han’ & St Jocon Wab 8d. Ind, Bloom'n & Mich South 7 pc, 2 Mich Roa ND SLT Clove & Toi sf! & Tol new bds, Cleve, P'ville & A, old. Cleve, P'ville & A’ new. O56 Pekin, Line & Dev'r ist @ BANK SHARES. Bank shares sold at $2 tor German-American and 95% for Fourth National. The latest bids are an- nexed:—America, 150; Central National, 99; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,650; City, 300; Commerce, 121%; Corn Exchange, 130, Fourth National, 9574; German- American, 82; Gold, Fgchange, 120; Grocers’, 100; Ir- ving, 100; Mercantile, 109; Mefehants’, 121; Htarchanw’ Exchange, 103; New York, 1311; New York National Exchange, 102; North America, 10034; Phoenix, 9834; St. Nicholas, 103; Union, 14434. STATE BONDS. State bonds were dull, the only transactions having been in District of Columbia 3-65’s at 6534, and Ten- nessee old at $2, The Board of Audit of the District of Columbia Lave suspended any further issue of 3-65 bonds for the present, The total amount issued will not exceed $12,000,000. PHILADELPHIA STOCES, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day:— City sixes, old.. City sixes, new. Lehigh V ailey y Catawissa Railroad, p Philadelphia and Erie Railros Northern Central, Lehigh Navigation Lehigh Navigation gold joan. *Ex quarterly dividend 234 per cent, CALIVORNIA NEWS. San Francisco mining quotations for to-day are not at hand, The treasure shipments from San Francisco to New York for the past week amounted to $660,045. The Branch Mint is fully employed on coinage, principally of bullion from the Bonanza mines, which show an in- creased product. The new large mill of the California Mining Company will, it is expected, go into operation about the lst of November. Its capacity is sufficient to extract from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000 per month from “Bonanza” ores, The officers of the Bank of Ca@ifor- nia eay that of the millions of dollars lent by the bank S| upon mining stocks since its organization its losses have not quite reached $50,000, and that where it has Jost one dollar on loans to mines it has lost twenty on loans to merchants, The Mariposa Tunnel is 1,186 feet | long and has passed through the hard rock into softer | ground. The heading is now ina vein which is either the east spur or the main vein of the great mother lode of California, EARNINGS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANT, For the month of September, 187: For the month of September, 18 For the month of September, Earnings first tine months, 13 Earnings iirst nine months, 18 Egrnings first nine months, 18: The failure of a silver manufacturing company was reported to-day, | MEMORANDUM incident to a reported failure: The following statement in regard to the Gorham Manufacturing Company was issued this aflernoon:—‘Jobn Gorham, of Pravidence, President of the Gorham Manufacturing Company, went | to protest on his personal paper in New York on the 6th inst, His failure is occasioned by large real estate ope- | rations in New York and Boston, and in no way impairs or affects the credit or standing of the Gorham Manufac- turing Company ex oy member of ft, Their credit ts un- | doubted, and their resources amply suflicient to main- tain the hitherto enviable reputation of the company.”” ‘The failure of a large sugar-refining house in Glasgow, tablishments in Greenock, was also announced. | There are rumors with reference to the Baxter Canal Association, but the facts are not yet in such a shape as | warrants publication in this department, | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuunsoay, Oct, 7, 187% BEFORE CALI—10 A. M. $6000 M &8P 7's, zold 90 ar sini erased & 10000 Dist Col 8-05'8., 65% 2000 a | 20) she Weet U Tel 16s dow bs + Measererennear hid BOS fag | 200 do e PNYCE WRI Ron, 100 AU # Pac pf o do. 10) Ohte « M ici 80 Tol & Wab & io Union 200 $1000U85-20,¢, 16500 US 5-20,r, 15000 US 1000 do. 25000 do. 800 do. cry 1203 $5000 Tenn 6's, ol 1000 Alb & Sieg £8 1000 NJ ‘Cen Ist, new 6000 N J Cen Lst, com 6000 M&S P 7’s,gold 1000 1&8 Jo8 10000 Mich Cen 7) 10000 RW Ocon, ot 1000 Lob & W B con... 50 shs Ger-Aim Bank 105 Fourth Nat Bk..b¢ 100 Quick Min pf.bee 100 Gon Coal. ...bo.ss 5 Adama Ex, y #0000 M&S P.7's,gold Su shs West Un 16.83 100 2900 do 500 do. iu rt 0 0. 200 Atl & Pac Tel. 100 Pac Mail 5: +O 10) Union Pac Ri 300 do. 200 do. “109 do. 109 400 0. 109 Chi & N 100 100 C & SWitii pl. 200 Mil & st P Rus. *do.. $1000 U 86. a 10000 U 8 5-26 1000 Us 5- 31000 Cen Pac gb... fimoGaNWeegh 1000 Un Pac RR Ist. 3000 d+ © 000 ‘3000 Lele WBS. 1000 1.5 con Ist, ¢. ‘500 Clev & Pitts 4th 80 shs Grocers’ Bank. 900 Con Coal., 400 40 Harlem KR. 100 Mich © RR b 10 West 1000 100 Pac M 200 do 500, do. 100 U § Exp WON YOuHR iit do 100 Erte ttle. 100 do 200 00 Union Pas Rit, mi COTTON oN THE HEAVY—WHEAT PORK DULI-~LARD BUT SsTRONG—HIDES GUNNIES QUIET heavy. Cotton on the spot was firm, steady. were quiet and strong. was quiet and steady. nies were quiet and nominal. and Laguayrn, 2,189 do. ;’ Manila, 40,200 mats Java, and 9, OOH 19NGC. & 1K; . :pime do., 21 3ge. 19Nge. @ 24%0.: Santos, fu ninety da: grass mots, 27e. a 200. B2e,; Mexiean, 20%, 0 2110 ere, ie, @ 21, anil 20) Sto ‘The mark Subsequently Lag p quovatious, and rd | over isi ness. FORE 100 Chi & #1 RK, M4 30g Mil a Se PB i "hy 2 2 $0 Ng Cow iit. 6 s0258 ae BOARD—10: 30 A, 100 ss Atl & Pac pf. 10 Ls a M8 din n, 500 100 70 0} WWM ABI Kb ed 200 100 100 €, ‘300 EL 900 Puc KE of Mo. 50 shs LS & MS RR. 309 do. ei 300 do 100 Ohio & MR bee 10 do. 109 200 FL 109 i JOON 100 Atl & 200 Pac Rit of Mo. be 40.) 0) 200 0) 100 SPOT QUIET AND STEADY—FLOUR sv. DULL AND NOMINAL—NAVAL ‘gio US 5.20,0, 10000 US 5's, bi 209 Puc Riot aM do ERE PEOE AR Fabra eek do. do. hi & Alt pi. do.. “ WCaLCRR.be “3% CALL—12:30 P. M, 164 Gy 1 is fan & St Jo pI 2 P, $1000 U $5.20, ¢, '63.. 10000 U 5 10-80, Fe sess 10U00 U 5 9's, ¢ '8).... 1 SECOND BOARD—1 P, 10784 do... 83 &stJo KR be an & St Jo pt.be Sop RR.o ae ‘ac p hiow M i de ALAR pe COMMERCIAL REPORT. FIRM—TUTURES DULL AND DULL AND WEAK—CORN EASIER—OATS HEAVY——LYE DULL AND NOMI- NAL-—BARLEY VIRM—BALLEY MALT FIRMER— RONG—PETROLEUM STORES QUIET STEADY—OLLS QUIET AND STRONG—WHISKEY STRONG—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY— AND BTEADY—SUGAR A SHADE BETTER. Tacrspay, Uct. 7~6 P. M, Trade matters were much the same to-day as they were yesterday—there being a moderate degree of activity in the merchandise markets generally, while there were few decided changes. Flour was duil and Wheat was dull and weak. Oats were heavy. Rye was dull and nominal, Barley malt was firm. Pork was dull. Fut Petroleum was dull and n Hides wore steady. Ofls were quiet and strong, Gun- Groceries steady. Corren.—The market for Braziis was steady, with the fol- lowing sales 649 bays Rio, ex Atlantic, on private terms; Baltimore 4,000 bags do., ex New Light (a resale), at 20)¢¢. for low fair, and 3,000 bags do.,ex Gamaliea, om pri- terms. Mild coffees were steady. js as follows :—Java, grass wuts, 40,200; Simgapore, . Ceylon, 384 bags; 8,000 do, 14 do. Singapore, W: fair do., 2040. «20%4e. ; good do., 21%40. for spot cotton opened with king an advance of Mo. oid STEADY —FREIGUTS NOMINAL— COFFEE Corn was easier. Lard was strong. ures were quiet and Naval storos Hemp and jute inal. ‘The stock of mild Maracaibo, 5,422 do. ; Total, 11,388 bags, Orde jextreme range forlots, to good, 20340, # 2isge., gold, Java, government bags, 26c, a 27e.; do., Singapore, do., Ceylon, 21c. ® 22c.; Maracaibo, 20) 20}ge. m 21366; Jamaica, 14340, a 20 1Be, 0 18346. ;)"Porto Htieo, 18}4¢. # 2te. ; 220, @ 240; 4 230.; Laguayra, Domingo, costa Rica, Iie. « 21e. a 220,; Ango Curacea, 180, a Hors ked r1b., whieh ol fered to sell at fais businege was Was: ! setod upon this basis to which we conform quotations. | the afternoon the di In oD to sell became more general and. without gaxcntial seine ihe gharkey was fee, ‘losing with imore sellers hea wih porters were tot a the market, 38 pork rue 8 ~f rag oye bein ‘od. ‘Acordia without commission, the Liverpool market good demand at an advance of 1- i ab been ru edly amore quiet, but closed at its best on reports wi eg side of the advance in futures, The market for mture: ped quiet at yesterday's closing prices; oo the uth of a renewed demand to cover shorts; sul went! wil the advance d again advanced 1-32c @ LI quiet and stendy at this pares’ 9-320. ; November, 13 Lize, Ge. 4 Quotations are based Anta dgaeerd “of “Aanslacenien gel ep cotton in store running im quality nov imore than hall a grade above or below the grade quoted :— Uplanis dlarama, New Orleans, Texas Ordinary... ine Middling, ov. Good middlin Strict good mid Midultng fair : a asta sid Goed” cedinary, 110-7 strlot eet en ordinary jow middling, 12)4c.; middling, 12; Last Evening, Total, 700 86d 4 590 1,622 1,145 1,340 2,485 —lucluded in the above are 833 bales to arrive, For future mavens the sales were as follow ra Nonverday, Rt eet 600, 200 bales at 13 3: 64 [00 nt 1S 1de 100 at 13 i: Apri Wat Liye. WOO we Id Deleon, 100 wt idige., BOO wt 13 7-326, 300 at Hod at 1BMe, 100, te Be 109 ot 1% 1-320, 3 126. 100 ai 13¢., 200 100 wt 13 L-die,, 100 at 12 31-326, 600 wt 100 at 1 1,00) at 13 6-B20,, 13 1-16e., 109 113 $00 at 1d tue, 300 ak 1 12. 100 at 1g Sue, 200 at 18 S160, G00 at Lidge. ae vena it boat 1h btben ty at % 200 ut 13 11-32¢., 400 gut 1339, He. 5 Mureh, 400 i 23 100 at 15 9-166,, 100 at S00 1B 1) at 18 Boe: Dales. 84,900 it ‘Toul, The receipis at the port were ax follow: Galva New Oriewus, 4807; Mobile, 546; Savannah, 3 ton, 3,027; W Whi ton, 231; Norfolk, P88, Baltimore, New York, oston, 334; Philadelphia, 114. ‘Toval thls diy Hast wook. 19 461, ‘This day lust year, 14,308, Tou September 1, 24,854 bales. Cotton ‘rel closed is follows solo Havre, by steam, 346. a Zc. To Dung, by steatn, ie. compressed. 6" Bremen, by pressed, OLuiverpool, by steam, T16d. ied “AND GRAIN.—Receipts—Flour, 18,776 bbls. 178 371 POSheTeS, corn, 146,280 di ats, 27, medl, 100 bbls; rye, 450 bushels ley, 3,472 do. ; hie Hour market was generally dull ¢a A with sales in some cases ut a decline of Se.'a 10c. per “including State Western and Southern, the sales com- 000 bbls., at the quotations appended. Rye flour m, iby wheats core malt, 20, Og dot heavy, bbl. Corh ineal was fairly active and firm. TI sales were 1,500 bbls. and 400 bags, at $4 15 for Brandy- $3 65 $3 YO for Western and’ $3 50 a $8 70 for Jer We quote te. $4 5U a $5 00 9.00 a5 50 5 65a 625 6250 675 . 500% 550 15 60a 600 62a 750 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands, 57% 6 50 Hound hoop Oto, trade bronds +8504 750 ¥ 750% 800 bu. 600 a 700 straight 70% 750 uoive double BuO 850 hoice family 8 50a 950 Rye flour, tine to superdin a 600 Southern, No. 4 450 a 500 Southern, supertin 14300 525 Southern, extra. 2575 a 700 r +7258 900 1365 a 390 3608 370 n meal, brandy 4154 — — Corn meal, puncheons, —Wheat was duil and w - ashel, with sales of 70,000 bushels at $1.0 8. 81 908 for old MIL. waukee No. 2, $1 28 for new No, 2 do., $1 35 a $1 spring, a $1 26 for No, 2 G for No, 3 Milwaulee spring, $1 19 for new red winter, $1 20 a $1 fo. SL 41 a $1 45 for old amber, $1 36.0 81 40 tor: new white Witter and $1.59 9 §1 60 for old do, Corn wasemsier, with sates of 70,000 bushels ut 66c, a 68e. for steamer, Ge, # GOI for sail, 7Uc. for yellow. Oats, without quotable cai . were heavy at the close. Sales 40,000 bushels, at 32e. @ 426, for inferior Western mixed, 4c. a 4)34c. for No. 2 Chicago, 44. a doc, for white. ftye was duit and nominal. Baciey aud malt’ were tairly active and firm, with sales of 13,000 bushels at $1 10 a $I 15 for four and six rowed State, aa 6,0 bushels prime crude mult at $1 40, cash. Beans and peas.—The market was firm for marrow and medium, with cugo spring, 5 for American winter a tir demand, at full prices. Other descriptions were in fair deimand dnd steady. We choice, $1 35 a Ean 8 #1 80; marrows, chotee, $2 20 fait toi $1900 $2; pen, $2 a $200) Fed kidney. «prime, 82 20 a BE white Kidhey, ‘choice, $2'a $2 1 . do,’ fair to $170 a $1 0 grova peas, $1.00 a $1 70; Southern bl pe per two bushel bag, GUsxins.—The musket Was quiet aud prices were entirely nominal, “The, sales were 300 tolls and half rolls, in Lots, at from 18¢. a 134, We quote:—Domestic cloth, 1% Ase} Horney aud Gouripore, Ide; Calcutta, Yee. 5 Des, od, eye Lemp AND JUTE were in moderate request at full unchanged Quotations. Jute butts were in some demand and steady. We quote:—Americun, dressed, per tou, $270 a $250 for double, and $235 4 $240 for single; ' Manila hemp, Esty, Holds por Nb. the latter for fines: Rau int Jnte, Bice. abe! gold. Jute busts quoted ab aie. & Jurrenc! Bisal Lemp, 5, gold. The demand for prime grades was fair, and tho market was firm at about former prices, Common grades were in fair demand and steady, The sales were 3,00) dry Montevideos ut.) 22jgc., four’ Manche, 1,000 city slaughter at Oe. and SO dry Texas on terms uot, made, public, We, quote Buenos Ay to 28 Ibs. * 2h 4 20 to 25 ibs., 2le. o 1c. ; Corrientes, 21 to J to22 Ibs.. 24e. ; Ori- Ibs., 216. to Boe. dietangoros, IWhge. nti Ide. ; Bogota, is. wo 20 ibs. c. 21 ‘exas and "South. ern, '24 to v0 iba, 13¢. #1 sal sélected; city slaughter, ox, 60 to HO los. Gig, a Oe j do 4 COW, 40 to BU Lbs., Be. & Sie. currence, sclecyed. ‘OLassis Was steady and without material change. The stock is S00 Lhds. Cuba, 1,700do. Porto Rico, 2,300do, English Wis! New Orleans. We quo ‘25¢ B0c. ; do. cinyed, 3 San Shea dodo ayeeerne She 00c,; English Islands, 35u. # 50c. ; The demand for spints turpentine was markot Was steady juli prices. The wal 360 60 do. New York at 363g, and 20 do., market for strained rosin was quiet na wither? decided change ; better grades were moderatel; active. The sules were OU bbls, common strained at $1 and JO do. No.1 at $3 50. Tar was dull and without any especial change, Pitch was tu fair demand and steady. saies were 100 bbis. at #2 1U. delivered. Ve quot ‘Spi irite turpentine, Ytc.; ros, strained, $1 70a $1 7 Witmniny fon tat, #2 255 Wasulngton var, $2 12% “a §2'25; pit centrifugal and mixed, 2 do. muscovedo, retin 40c.; Porto Rico, Now Orleuns. 6¥e. Raval, Bromus goud an Sere igo abl at on dee Oith~Cinseed was quiet and without further change. Lard was in moderate demand at about former prices. O:ive } was in tuirdemana and steady, Menhaden was dull and more oriess nominal. Cottonseed was in Crude whale and sperm me in tone the market was su We quote:—Cotionseed, crade, mer yellow, O8e a We. ; 7Oc.; "linseed, casks and’ bbis., ent ‘makes, ‘Uc. a $1; menhaden, Sound, Bic. ‘a Sie; 0350. ; sperm, crude, $1 80; dv., bleached “wintery Si BO; don, natura d 1 BO; whale, 5 oer a 65e. ¢ do., . ic, cates, $4 29 a $1 90 Dieached wincer, olive, casks, $1 1% Peruoun + was dull and nomin bulk was neglocted aud nominal at full prices, 3 ‘pt conve quiet und without further change. bbls. Reiined sould, at Puiladeiphia, Tor proinpt delivery. Crude tu bulk was quoted at Sie. for prompt aud 63gc. for month; do., in bbls,, wt 10dge. for prompt and 10540. for month, Refined! standard white, 12%. a 13c. for r prompt and 1246. a 1c. for month; curgo lots, mt 12%. a 13 Raphtia, ie, for prompt and month; cases quoted at 173<e. & Tisge. ' Philadelphia was quoted at 12340. for prompt and month; cargo Lyne c. Baltimore was quoted at 12 gc. for promp crurgo Lots, 12}4e, Piovisions.—Kecelpts—rark. 216 rd, 752 do. os ‘cut meats, 1.500 do. pork mi bade in favor of buyers. ‘Sales 400 bbls. spot pork at sus 50, 0 jetober wt $2215 and 1,000 do, Oc- quiet and stendy. ‘The 35 boxes city long clear at 13%4e. and 75 boxes at tales were 2: Ae. Cus ments were very quiet and without further ckange: ‘Tee eules were 20 boxes clear bellies at 16¢, and 500 pickled huis at 15c, a 16%, Lurd ruled easier, with sules of 150 ‘ni steain on the spot ut 13'15-16e. @ 14c. and, Gvtober at 13740. Butter—The s market with a fair demand, at full gefthanged te, ood to choice, 31 ‘28c.; Western cream £7, ir bs, fair to choice, 160. c st 1,000 tierce was steady, quotations. do. a Bdge., th for fancy: 150 bole Loulstane at Te be. fc. © Og0,. The stuck of Rangoon in bond ts 5,500 ote Carolina, fair to prime, 73g, & ‘Bho; qe. ; {ait to prime and’ common qual: Kangoon, ; Patna, ay 7c, currency; Tengoon, in boud, 25 0 2%. per Ib., gold, cash. Suvak—The market for raw descriptions was n shade firiwer in tone, but prices ware unchanged. Tho, sales wera Do Mids, strictly good falining at 8 2-1Ge., Sot buga fair do. at 7xe- The market for refined The stock of raw is as follows :— a7] Boies, was firmer, Melado. Stock (ascertained by actual the same, rates being firm, with sn advancing | engagements wore as follows ;—To Liverpool, by | bushels grata at Od. standard, s ‘hipmt the iq = te! last groning for next, ws London, Is, 1 ids. bd. ; to Br Hoan WhOuo bushels grain at bd, and to" Hall by steam, 300 bbls. sugar on private terms. The charters were a British ty hence to Cork for , with: 4,000 quarters grain at 6s, Rorwogian ip of 1115 tons register, hence to Bordeaux, with a general tango, ata Jam: not made public; a British bark, bence to More ait Pill, with 2.200 bbls, naphtha, at Se. 3d, 0 Norwexian ark. hence toa direct port in the ‘Uatied Kingdom. with 1,400 bbls. refined do, and refined. petroleum, on private terms; # British ship, from Philadelphia wo Antwerp or Bremen, with 7,000 bbls. refined Ug Sg at 4s, Min ae of Sones ‘another (now at Sandy Took), also Fhitedelphia to Antwerp or Bremen, with 9,000 bbls. do. i <a British ship, from Philadel hin to Antwerp or Bremen with oo ube de do. Tigd. yw Norwegian m Philadelphia to Cork’ th tora of rain, at Ox. ba. with 9.300 don d arent | her, tence to D 0. cher, un: dail direct yet 1 x. Od.:'an Italian bark, an g; at Gs. hence to Cork for ord ghd 400 Gs. Ted. 5 Austrian bark, ence a da do. ee $8,3,8 ‘dorat : un Italian bark. Lence to de. do. with 3,850 do. do., at Ox. 64°; 90 Italian bark, Waplon. with about 400 hid vobacoo. at 32u Od.:'m Brtieh bark, hence 40 Havre, with 4.900 Dla crude ptrcleum and aphthay a 4G DOMESTIC MARKETS, Cotton steady and demand Ps pieet Orta Aa i ni Fj ing, L2%Kc.,; low middling, 12'g¢.; good ordi 1 be 083 Dales. Hivoris ie Ereas rita 3.0855 $ coastwise, 865. Silos, 1,765, Stock, 1 + good deman, Niadiinge aise Fe ti wie g carina. 11% Net roealpie 4,807 bate gros: 533 Exports to Great Britain, 3 plage Monrix, Oct. 7, pais: rey middling. 12He low, wa vt good ording Net rece ats coustwise, I. i ies, 2,700, a 19a? ne Cotton very strong : middling, 12740.¢ low taldating, aie ing, 12%e. : low middling, ood ordinary, 12¢, r Bales, ua) Stock, 37,1 sae iowran tue Crtazaezox, 0 pe 7. Sy Cotton frmet for good grades: ming igo slow middling, %. @ 12%e, ¢ good ordinary, 11%6. a Isc. Net pS OaT tales wes 1,000, | stotk, We 0 N, oy ©, Oct. 7, 1875. NGTO! Spirits turpentine fn at 33e. Lr) rn i- nal at $1 35 tor strained. Tar pe ary 1 40. teciineag Flonr unchanged; 500 bite Wheat ste 1 Milwaukee ‘eltbe BIBS, Corn dull; sales at 726. unchangeds, sales, 4,000, byshels’ No,,, 1 22 a 2. jolted: ay maiboliod S20 f ton. Mil $199 $20; sthpstaits, $41 "a $44; middlings, So. Canal treights—' (c. | corm, c. to New York; barley, to Albany ani ae iphia; lumber 10 & $2 20 to the Hudso eelbtve Burley, 18,800 busela. Caaal shipmente—Wh 8,000 bushels; barley, 63,900 do. ; lumber, 736,000 feet, BurPALo, Oct. 7, 1875. Lake receipts—8,300 bbls. ‘flour, 9.600 busliell whe 2,500 do. rye. Railroad receipts—1,900 bbls. Hour, 104 bushels wheat, 13,000 do, corn, 8,000 do. owts, 141 barley. Railroad shipments—1,900 bbls. tlour, 13,000 | tn wheut, 39,000 do. corn, S008 do. oats, 14,000 do, barley, shipments to Hide, (water 1,580 tbls whi bushels " Bashels heat, si: ao, toll tudeds © jou 4 es 7,800 bushels No. $1 30 a $1 3: mri not plonty sal 1600 bushels No. 2 uted Westera at 000 do. do., Warrive wt Gfo, Oats inactive. Rye Dogloctod, Barley Gale, maaltsiars genarally holding off for lowse pricen; soles four, to do, corn, 1,500 No. 1 hard d of 8,000 bushels Canada on private terms. | Seed ‘quiet and unchanged. Peas and beans dull and nominal, Pork dull = sales at S24 for avy mess, Lard dull at 14¢. « J4igc, Highwines inactive; about $1 17. wired Oct. 7, Ag. 50 9.87 SO, Wheat dull and iver 1 37; No. 3do., $1 24; No. 1 white iui ‘0. 2 do. $L17; extra, $1 35; winder Michi- October, $1 24; Nov exnler, $127; December, 1 30; No, 2 ainber Michigan, $1 06; 2 red Winter, spot and Getober, rejected red, rejected Dayton Corn a dull ond | ‘naan Outs dull; No. fe oe gud fan: ‘S8e,; November, Biages ejecta ate inet 4 ‘Buttulo, ‘daze; to Os: Yooo'd Se. pte 450 bbls. flour; 32,000 bushels wheat; do, "nd do, oats. Shipments—2,000 bbls. tour; yeut; 17,000 do. corn; 17,000 do. outs, Outcaco, Oct. 7, 1875. Flour quiet but steady. Whoat in fairdemind, but at ower rates; No. 2 Chicago a BEM 81 1U4, spot; $1 9: seller October; $1 Ov: rember #1 Us34'selter all the year; No. do. ject Sse.‘ Cori—Good de- Sita Ws, eUaner ieee tine al oitao, Oa 8 ibhie. spot iseller October: 50s, bid seller November; 480. bid seller the ‘year; rejected, Soe. Onis dull; No.2, Sue. bid ot; aNKe, Keller October; B1%4e. seller A the year. 87,000 bushels Bar- Toy lnecityes lower us 870. s UTig0., spots Oisce. seller October; 956. seller November. itye dull “but un. changed, Pork buoyant but unvettled at $22 75.0 $23, spot; $22 85, seller October; $19 173, seller all ‘the year. Lard quiet and weak at 13%9¢., spot; $12 05 a $12 10, keller ali the year, Bulk meats seurce and firm; shoulders, ge. ; short rib middles held at L4e.; short clear middles, 14} —these prices for winter cured loose, which are nearly sold out. Wulakey, $1 ae At thi Board wheat easy at $1 09%, Oct: Corn unchan; Outs ensi Pork firmer at $22 eed. Hoceipts—Flour, 6,000 bbis, 000" bushels; corn, 73,00) do. ; owt, 83,000 do. barley’, 76,000 do. : rye, 8,003 Shipments—Flour, 9,000. bbls. ie, 81,000 ‘buskiels; (000 do,; ots, 24,000 d 12,000 da; rye, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. hy “a aig ee om a tales for best 64x64 goods, but if shat figure. © Printing cloths nomini the small business is don EUROPEAN MARKET. Lonpox, Oct, 7—Evening.—Linseoa cake, £10 15s. por 4s. Yu. w 248, Gd. per ewt. Spirits of tar- ton. Linseed oil pentine, 24s. a 24s. Sd. por owt, ++ FINANCIAL, [A causr BELMONT & CO, Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassan stroet, iewio Travotlors' Urodits, available in all parts of the world, through the wy eis Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD US Gommetin Oredits and. Telegraphle ‘Treas so Commercial Credits and Telegra Maer oh Geltornin tosis. Teer ne crv : Pie J. & W. 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Stock Privileges a specialty. sin Wall street call or write for our 72 page book, showing how small sums cau be invested on little risk and giving ail needful information free, on ap- plication, oF mailed to any addrosy, SOHN HICKLING & © New York. USED | AS Before making operat ny PRIVILEGES CAN BE + margin in place of cash for the purctiase or any Stock. ‘There is little risk in this method of oper: are negotiating contracts on members of the Stock Exchange clos and responsible parties at Fb 100 shares. Quotations UMBRI «& Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street, New York. Sidcks bought and sold against mode joposits. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance, Policies, Mortgages and other securities; Insurance, of alt kin vst com panios, 5. HABRICH & 00. 117 Brosdway. very life insurance stock can fg @ purchaser and be t1 confidentially by addressing N. “Herald office. LIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY WANTED ON time at three to five years, SF ad and valuable West- orn Real Estate, at 8 por cent to 10 per ea le num; interest and principal New Yi Whereas may be contracted. Apply to HAAR & Gon 45 —A.—$50,000 GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY + First Mortgage 10 Per Cent Bonds—an ait ree Sard will’ boar favestigation, circular. SAMU GAYLORD, 8t. Louis, Mo, Securities taken in exchange. A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD | BONDS, COUNTY, « town and join ye hop aaa for which there is no i ‘ket, bought an ree DWARD De. CO. Stock Brokers, 30 Broad Bs Laren SLIPS, BILLS, RECEIPTS, NOTE Headings ane Mong ind fad Printing, suitable for banks, bank rs and financial companies prompt: Fee ne MT ROPOLITAN. PRINTING ESTAL. LISHMENT, No, 218 Broadway. (ALIPORNIA MINING STOCKS —soME OF TirkM are perfectly safe as investments, paying regular divi- dina ot rwenty fa forty percent Orders executed f red. ‘Tologen graph fo and dontarsished. WILLIAM Ws street, Drexel Buildin, aensrions THE FREEDMA: NS SAVINGS BANK their checks for the first count, im aa one. 90,340 90,441 100, a5 1408 | 3 Bo} bg sited fo tee ra ‘ tion), October 1, 18 Ly mi ARIUS, 658 Broad Rocelpis since October 1... 1,004 M178 By — | Bond etre Pert Nae Totals. 334 88.619 117,658 14,108 VERYBODY READS THE EVENIN E RAM, Bales since ‘September i 7 62,7021 ald om EK ING, TELED m by, “ere day, October 7, OR SALE~A SECOND MORTGAGE ON (isis cert 0068 99,017 624 19,404 Feat Intl, Wont Renth atreot wrth dois detent aM yar i i je f sf w+ 77,622 82,775 Bm147 — | OF both mortgages. Apply to G. W. STOUT, 87 Liberty at. Ce yartig with io Deke amr so 827,017 2,071 IRB INSURANCE STOCKS F grocery, {air to chol and boxes, Nos, 8 and boxes, 6%e. pg yrinue, 7 ige.; do., grocery, fuir to choice, Bre stedard Ae ibhge!, © lose’ t of A, 10%, & hed, 11)c¢. powdered, 10%. ; graunlated, 10% low, Uo. a Wige, ; extra U, Hye. 100; out lout, 11 ic Stmantne was quiet and. without further change, The sules were 45,000 abs, Western at 10390, and 40,000 Ibe. a 64,000 Ibs. jn lots, Low was quiet, ‘The sales we 2 bbls, The market ad trifle ona 550 bbls. ot $1 b Preonn t e elite was ery Asus i chorver frelaita the keuorel position was bout bought at fair prions BB AILEY, 09 Watt street, Gs aeR pee INSURANCE § STOCKS WANTED— b road Stocks. end Securities bought nad sold'by ¥. A HOYT, 33 Wail wrest» OLDERS OF STOCK PRIVILEGES are now realizing larce m in the Ener stiuaiy echt sons yc. eget aia aioe Book sent gag A the information, BAXTER & 00. Bi ‘d Wail stroot, Now York. No.1 rare HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York cit Sa Aaa toot? be bonus. desiring at to BORROW OR spply te 15 ty | Nowe CAROLINA BOND HOLDERS.—ALL | FINANCIAL. ‘OuN ah | PIERCE, NO, 5 ‘VINE STREET, LOANS ‘without bonus, on approved real estate in New York, cBrovkl Aud Westchester county; wlso purchases Mortizages at K™ckEOCKEH FIRE eeu eAnCe COMPANY, office 64 Wall street, New York. ELECTION OF A PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY, . Oct. 7, 187%, Ata meeting of the Board of Distasi ‘th ‘uay, Mr, jected P President of Joseph L. Townsend was unanknously el ance Company, to. fil il the ie HL mm, and the Knickerbocker Fire Insu gaoey azeasioued by the death of Mr George W. Albro was also unanimously eptoinied Secretary: OXBUE LANs REL, President pro tern, Assots January 1, 187! 59 ee {fetttiien vecl aad ooufingeat 346 63 Surplus as to policy holders. oO ae es can hear OF Somat ares fecting their ‘sts, and means of securing th emselves by inodtatly pis 3 | ui WIN W. HAIRINGER, Attorn ey-at-Law, ret, Philadelphia, or "No. 910 Continontad Hotel. ALLROAD BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD.—IMPAR- tial information Since atte bic Teapeied ate nt, pects and other kindred facts, relative to an; bond about, w ich fou tay wish fo be informed, ‘will by furnished free of fot ueks, Banker, 178 Broadway. 10 HOTEL OWNERS. ‘iber desires to lease a furnished Hotel in any section of the country, or would make liberal arranj for the management ot one. Call on or address G STEWART, Astor House. (PHB ROAD TO RUIN.—A COMPLETE EXPOSURE OF the swindle tn puts, calls, spreuds and straddles; 50 cents wil] save you a fortu Pamphlet sent free by mail on receipt of nrlee (60 cents) to MARTIN & BE! 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, ot 3 ALUABLE MANUFACTURING | STOCK TO, EX- change for non-dividend Railroad Dry Good Address, stating where interview can be hhad, 8. Aiie BON, Worcester, Mass, ie 300 WANTED—FIRST MORTGAGE, ON A house and 4 lots, 8 miles from, Brooklyn tere Pe tpl ges only address the owner, E. W., box 227 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE: .000 ou Now York or Brooklyn Property. Address, with particulars, J. K, W., box 171 Herald $20. 000-422, $10,000, $8,000 AND $6,000 TO- Town iminediately, on elty Improved Prop~ ide these amounts to YATE, 145 Broadway.” ort WANTED—IN ONE SUM, FOR 5 YEARS, $95. 00 at per cont interest, per annum, on busi ness. pro ‘$45,000; good ‘bondsman,’ Address. Sire iNVESMTENT, box 290 ‘Herald office, $250. 00 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN; : J) cui ety, rookiyn or Westchester coun ty, for @ term of years, without bonus. if JOHN P."CONREY, 162 Btoadvay, room 9. without extra charge divi yi we COPARTNERSHIPS, Ww Sas OCT. 7, 1875,—NOTICE 18 HEREBY given that the Setar eee existing be- tween Jas PeiGoesony Gb Geo. jan under the m name o! ‘erguso mutual consent. ii W. CAMPBE: & W. FERGUSON. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, , —_ ; GENTLEMAN “WITH $1,500 ) WISHES TO INVES? the same in a profitable business in which his time could be engaged. ss, with particulars, ALPHA, Herald office MAN WITH $500 TO $1,000 DESIRES TO EN- wage in a profitable business. Addross PRINCIPAL, Herald office. COMPETENT GLUE MAKER OF LONG EX- rience, who ean dry the whole year in 24houre, ruprietor of ‘patent glue concentrators, would Mike to Jolty firge tanner or capitulistin-view-of starting «glue tac~ tory, Address PROGRESS, box 177 Herald oifice. RARE CHANCE TO DOUBLE $500 TO $3,000,—BHE A Shly' man, who hus got m real genuine business and ean, Show it up; safe and logitimate, Hudson at., basement. v4 BUSINESS MAN AND peag gtetehyn DESIRES office employment, a position of will loan $1,000 to $2,500 to employer Ge Epproved security; voferences ex- tin, . arabe Jocution, &c., ENERGETIC Bans re Reon CAN 8E- est and coal: SkounITy, on 164 Herald SMART, cure an interest in one o of the offices in the city. Uptown Branch olfice. PARTNER WANTED—WITH ), TO TAKE HALF interest in an exclusively cash business, realizing from, 85,000 to $4,000 a year. Satisfactory information by calling: on'UARR & CO. Broadway, room No, 6, i NY PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS OF | VAMILY HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN, PLAN, FOR ie; good location. and house, and restaurant doing, ing bus ‘Terms favorable to desirable purcha- aaene ee RIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. she Sale HOFER, cca pau WHOLE; eat ; down town; receipts large; some money requi and Sire class hotel mi ‘Address, with real name, ‘Post office box 684. pibsnsntanih Seis eee eee REE RENT THIS MONTH AND ONLY $45 PER month—Store and Dwelling connected; 185 Wooster street, near Bleccker; complete order; gas, water, &c, Seen 9 to 10 mornings. INTERS.—I WANT TO PURCHASE A PRINT Oe vices material must be in good order and sold at @ woot oe PRINTING, Herald office. AN Tellable pine to ach as secretary of an established stock company, with a Intge capital, who is, thoroughly ac~ quatnted with business and y connected and ig wl ing invest ° alury $9,000. Address C. AUN ESS, itoratd oftice ‘ANTED—A PARTNER WHO CAN COMMAND WA Sic.udo to take ouocuait interest in a first class manu faeturi: business; one acquainted with the stationary trade Preferrecy We coat Derk est clase vefuoeos gives ond te wor faired. “Address G. P., box 159 Herald ofee. $3,500, tanmes naman (obastna iat established and rodtabie business; success guaranteed: mouey, not all re uired down if party suits. Particulars ISAAC BIGGi Ro. ‘5 Dey street. ()Q WANTED-IN THE, MANUPACTURING ofwnewly patented boot and shoe; there will be “no limit to the sale of them, a no others can compete with them for cheapness and durapility; the soles are en- Titly waterproct, "Apply as No. SUL Pearl strect, third oor, parietal sec ice Ni re nals a aay PARTNER.—THREE HIGHLY tpocaatte ‘Ex 812.000 rink ae aia Putt hn Bruny Ho of, a Inenca a ay WALL STREET NOTES. MORE CLOUDS IN THE FINANCIAL SKY—NDP FAILURES AT HOME AND ABROAD—CHEATIN IN THE NORTHWESTERN POOL—THE BAXTR COMPANY—THE COTTON PICKERS AND TH GOLD QUESTION. Yesterday Wall street was thick with storm clou3, The securities which had been declining for seval days, with scarcely a reaction, did not seem tore lifted from the quagmire of doubt, and to their numer was added New Jersey Central, one of the hitheo stanch and unassailable stocks, It was pointed ut several days ago in this column that this road ag overburdened with debt—said by some experts tobe as much as $200,000 per mile—and yesterday sme Joans being called it suddenly fell to 10034 from 04, with but few sales. These signs of the times shoul be full of significance to the general public, and mds which are thus handicapped with stock and bond ur- dens will be the first to feel the effects of a tore: stringent money market or a sudden developmet of loans, THR STOCKS ARE IN WALL STREET, the banks and trust companies are clearing outthe speculative fancies from their strong boxes, and its a healthy sign for general business that itis so, Lethe gamblers play with the shares until something likeea values are attained, and then the capitalists will ste in and, investing in shares that have some basis of scu- rity, will take them, off the street, until the prospeity and business of the country give a profit and pay, ihe dividend which is always returned to patience and jug- ment. NORE FAILURES were annotineed yesterday. One of a large sugar retn- ing house of Glasgow, Scotland, with heavy Habiithe and involvements of several Greenock SCR, and in our own neighborhood the Suspension of Mr. John Gorham, of Providence. This mntieman’s Jiabili- ties are large.” He is bagiven of the Gorham Silver Manufucturing Company, and is said to have sustained heavy losses in real estate lations. These fmlures gave'a firmer tone to gold r the government awards ‘and the stock market grew correspondingly ere are reasons for believing that the lato NORTHWEST POOL 18 BROKEN UP, as some of the members have been detected in aged ing around the board. At least it is current gossip 01 the street that the next bear sensation will be in this | stock, as one of the clique had sold out 15,000 shares nu his fellow members, It is believed the time Joang comlag due on thé stock being demanded may have hastened the decline noticed within a day or two, ‘THE BAXTER CANAL TRANSPORTATION pee iy 3 it is not denied, are in trouble, On the new boacs the company owe about $60,000, The old sto of stock watering seems to have occasioned the di culty here, as in all other railway corporations, The company have been organized with $500,000 capi- tal, ,000 of which had been given to Mr, Baxter for his rights, The capital stock had afterward been Wired $1,000,000, but the amount paid in was iy It is believed the immediate future of the ateoclaon will depend somewhat on the action of the credito1 The St. Pal Company, through their trustee, the Farmers’ Loan, advertised to purchase $100,000 of their second mortgage bonds, under sealed offers to be eee on ed 26th inst., and the bonds to be deliv- ered October 30. Captain William H. Swift and his associate trustees to the Hannibal and St. Joseph Land Grant will open sealed proposals on Friday for the sale to the trust of $50,000 ot the land grant bonds of the company, THE TROUBLES IN THE SOUTH may havea more important bearing on the yd ques. tion than many persons suppose. This is the cotton cking season, and ifanything should transpire fere with the gathering of the crop our ex would materially suffer, At all events it is well to the situation in this direction