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

INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Generally Lower—The Sit- uation Discouraging. RAG MONEY WORTH 85.84 Gold Opened at 117 and Closed at 116 1-2— Money on Call Firmer—Government and Railway Bonds in Pair Demand. Wat S Pawar, Oct 80 M. A Wall street broker to-day aptly described the exist- ing situation when he said:—‘This market is poor be- cause it is controlled almost entirely by the class which I represent. A few months ago we could live moderately well—not so luxuriously, it is true, as during the years immediately succeeding the war—but we could meet the expenses both of our offices and homes, We had an outside following, and the commissions received were a, fair and encouraging compensation, Now, however, the clr- cumstances are changed, Where there wero formerly twenty customers to one broker there are now twenty brokers to one customer. What is the consequence? In order to make both ends meet we are compelled to trade among ourselves and every decline brings out long stock. Millions a1 awaiting an oppor- tunity to realize, Capital is every hour grow- ing more sensitive, and no one can tell where ‘the declining tendency will stop. Favorite securities are showing unexpected weakness. In order to pay dividends and maintain reputation directors are bor- rowing money which they claim to have earned. Promises are mere bubbles. Falsehood and misrepre- sentation have taken the place of honor, and repeated fleception has driven from the street its best friends, Distrust has been substituted for con- fidence, andthere is not an clement of strength to Induce a renewal of speculation, except with a view to even lower than prevailing prices, Where will it all end? Noman can tell. We aro in an anomalous posi- Vion. ‘The present development of weakness is unpre- vedented and unexpected. The currency question, antil settled, is “a thorn in the flesh.” Governor Bigler tells me that, according to his advices, Dhio will give a republican majority, and, if true, this willsond gold and other securities down, Pennsylvania -will follow, New York may be counted in the same tategory. What are you to expect? No, sir, I'm nota ull”? While there are several SALIENT PACTS ‘umbodied in the foregoing sententious utterances of a broker we should not lose sight of possibilities, We ‘are about entering upon a fall trade. The great crops of tho summer are ready for market. By and by kee will close the water lines and give additional work to the railways, Augmented receipts will natu- sally follow, and these being published to tho specula- tive community will cause a speculative advance in various stocks, There may also be an enlarged employ- ment of capital in stimulating now idle enter- prises. Crops will be moved, productive in austries supported, and national energy be enoouraged. A free circulation of currency thus occa- tioned must exert only a healthful influence. Whether the counteracting influences incident to a period of tontraction can successfully antagonize a law of growth {@ & question to be determined. THE STOCK MARKET. The principal transactions were in Lake Shore, Worthwest, Western Union and Pacific Mail. New York Central sold at 102}¢ a 10254 a 101% and ended at 102. Erio was steady at 16% a 16%. Lake Shore opened at 4, went off to 53%, and closed at tho fatter price. Wabash was firmer at 6%. Northwest common déropped trom 88% to 864, but at the close called for 37. The preferred stock ended at 61}; St. Paul common sold at 33% a34 a 8334; do. preferred, at the close, 613. Ohio and Mis- sissippi declined from 16 to 153g. New Jersey Central opened at 100 and receded to 9, but closed at 10045. Michigan Central was quoted at the close at 64%. Union Pacific advanced ‘from 61% to 6334 and closed at 6234. Atlantic and Pa- cific preferred was dull at 6a 63. The directors of this tompany met to-day, but adjourned until Tuesday next, when they will hold a conference with the leading stockholders of the Missouri Pacific. Pacific Mail sold At 3534 and closed at 8534. Delaware and Lackawanna declined from 11734 to 115, Missouri Pacific went off fom 2344 to 20, THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 159,300 shares, which, among active stocks, were distributed as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 1,725; Erie, 1,400; Lake Shore, 21,400; Cleve- land and Pittsburg, 820; Northwestern, 31,900; do. preferred, 1,050; Rock Island, 1,105; Pacific Mail, 13,200; St. Paul, 2,400; do. preferred, 2,300; Ohios, 4,400; Western Union, 37,500; Wabash, 1,500; Union Pacific, 7,665; C., C. and I, C., 300; Panama, 100; Han- aibal and St. Joseph, 2,200; Delaware, Lackawanna and Wostern, 6,250; New Jersey Central, 3,340; Michigan, 4,900; Missouri Pacific, 15,230. HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, highest and fowest prices of the day :— Lowest, | NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, — OCTOBER 4, 1875.-TRIPLE SHEET. The shipments of bullion yesterday to the Bast amounted to $192,000; to-day, $160,000. ‘TUB MONBY MARKET, Money on call loans found market at 4 per cent, but at the close the supply was abundant at 2) and 3 per cent. Foreign exchange was firmer this afternoon, and bankers’ bills sold at 4.78} 84.79 tor long and 4.8234 a 4.83 for demand, ‘THE YOREIGN MARKET. , ‘The London advices report the withdrawal of £336,000 sterling in bullion from the Bank of Fngland to-day. The rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government securities is 1 per cent, Consols are steady for money and lowér for the account. Ameri- can seeurities are dull with very little change in quota- tions. The large amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank to-day is principally for shipment to America, ‘MEMORANDA. The meeting of the directors of the Atlantic and Pa- cific Company, lessees of the Missouri Pacific, is ad- Jjourned to Tuesday next, when they have invited a con- ference with the large stockholders of the Missouri Pa- ctfic, The coal tonnage over tho Central New Jersey this season is 1,446,000, comparing with 1,953,000 tons to date fast year; the Delaware and Lackawanna 2,523,000 this seagon to 1,788,000 tons to date last year. ‘The decline in Western Union Telegraph was assisted by the news that at Ottawa, IIL, La Salle County Cir- cuit Court, the application of the company for an in- junction to prevent the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company from erecting and operating wires upon the line of poles of the Chicago and Paducah Railroad Com- pany was dented yesterday. In respect to Delaware and Lackawanna, which has suffered considerable decline, it is said that there is nothing which justifies the same, It is claimed, on the contrary, that the net earnings of the company, after paying all leases and obligations of every kind, amount during the eight months ending September 1 to 11.05 per cent on $25,617,000, the share capital of the company. The bonded debt of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western is $3,103,000, The cash is in bank to. pay the dividend due October 20, and we aro told that the directors of the company, who know most about its affairs, are the largest stockholders. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Fripay, Oct 8, 187% BEFORE CALL—10 A, M. 55 i St 100 Mil & Bt P RE} 200 Tol & Wab RR. 200 do. 500 2UNYC&HRRR. 30. do 554 _ 10:15 AND 1:30 A, M, heh vee os Po uss ne lis phar ahd 1194, 25000 de sf 20000 U 10000 U 1205 a ie er FIRST BOARD—10;30 A. M, , 10244 200 she Tol t W.bebS 6x 51 2iow x 3 Gen ist, con 107% 71000 Obi & Alton ist, 112 2000 M&S P7's,g0ld 90, 00 &N Weegd. 3000 bs 6000 Mich Cen 7 5000 N Y Cen 6's," ise 5000 Har 1st 74,000. 113 5000 North 3 om 300 1000 © Oi, 84 br. 9154 500 8000 a1 0 Teno Ces Beste Kihg 20 400) Cen Pac or lwchiaN 17000 Un PRR 100 “do. ‘5000 | do... 4000 West P i do 5000 St L&T Me 1 70 do. 5u00 Ca. 100 shs Quiek Min 200 Atl & Pac Tel. Highest. New York Central. 102% 101g Harle 13h 131 16% 16% 54 6835 64% 6 ls 4 2 " 1033 103° he : 9054 88% | MiL and St. Paul pref..... 623 62% 6135 | Ohio and Mississippi...... 157% 16 16% | New Jersey Central....... 100 101. 99 Del, Lack. and Western.. 117% 117 5 | | 2 Union Pacific. . 61% 63% 61% td C, C. and LC + 3% 3 38% | + Western Union. 756 15% 14% | Atlantic and Pacific Tel... 1834 1835 185g | Pacific May 3555 35% 35% | Panama . 130 130 180 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The change in closing prices compared with that of yesterday was as follows ApvaNcx.—Union Pacific, %. Decune.—Atiantic and Pacite eae «; New York Central, ; C.,C. and I, erp Jaware and Keskamanne, 1%); Hannibai and & Tiegh, 4; Lake Shore, % ; Northwest common, 1%; do. prefer ; Ohio and Miseissippt, %; Paci’ ‘shail, 45; Quicksilver, %; Rock Island, %} St Paul common, '%; do., pre: ferred, %; Western Union, %; Missouri Pacific, ry, Michigan mitral, 235; ew Jersey Central, i; gold, 14. Srationary.—Harlem, Panama, St. Paul preferred, ‘Wabash, District of Columbia 3-65 bonds. CLOSING PRICES—3P. x. Pecif Nail, 20% » 06% MINAStP ph. e1% & ary, Wentnne tags ae OOcabe: qs or AVAL aed. 17 " I a 4 Wells. a Chie a Ad “OM & Glev a i tokp a % Chica b's Central...100%% Chica dy) Ohio & ie Chica hl Tol & Wabs Mil & St Paul. a ‘ose Un Paeitie THE UNITKD STATES TREASURY, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $10,000 gold “On account of interest and $16,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, The following were the Treasury ‘dalances:—Currency, $4,990,361 40; special deposits, $61,735,000; coin, $67,751,218 71; including coin cer- tificates, $12,318,900; outstanding legat tenders, $373,- 941,124. November 1 the interest due on government bonds 1s $12,560,601; and it will be paid without re- bate the last week of the month, The Treasury balances were as follows:—Currency, $5,000,000; coin, $67,750,000; less coin certificates, $12,333,000 THE GOLD MARKET, Gold opened at 117 a 117%, declined to 116%, rallied to 116%, and closed at 11644. The rates paid for bor- Towing wero 1-82, 3-64 and 1-64 per diem, and 7, 8 and 6 per cont per annum, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gold balances Currency balances. 1 Gross clearances 28,211,000 CLEAR Currency exchanges 8: Gurzoney, | balanoes, iors exchanges 8,646.24" Dalances, ‘463,902 | 300 0... bd 103 Boy Mia SEP iS, oBG 100 Mil & 56 P RR DE. 6d 100 do. SKCOND BOARD—1 P, M, 300 shs © AN WRR... oat iis a WOCaRL pi.bo 52 300 Un Pae 600 do. 200 NJ Con BO do. 10) de. jy Mia st 100 do, $00 AAS PF Tel. be.sh 00 West Un 33 om | i : ‘do do. fo Erle Rit 200 0 100 Mich C 50 do. lo. 100 au & Pac 200 Peo BE of ry Be 200 100 3 Ng oe RR 101 00 Mit &si Rik... 100 Mil & St P Ly 200 Tol & Wa fete. 6g 200 Del,L & W KR. Bo 148 400 "do. 1 800 Ohio & M 200° do 100 do. 200 Han & St 17 Chi, B&Q RR". 11 400 Aa Pao pl... OW + 2045 500 Pac RR of Mo. 100 do... COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM—FUTURES 8STRONG— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT DULL AND LOWER— CORN FIRMER—OATS ACTIVE AND FIRMER— RYE DULL AND NOMINAI-—BARLEY ¥IRM— BARLEY MALT DULI-—PORK QUIET AND STEADY—LARD ' STEADY—PETROLEUM ¥IRM— NAVAL STORES QUIET BUI STRONG—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND STRONG—WHISKEY QUIET—FREIGHTS STRONG—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET-—GUNNIES QUIET—COFFEK QUIET AND STEADY—SUGAR STEADY. Fripay, Oct, 86 P. M. As a general thing the merchandise markets have shown a steady, gradual improvement during the past week, so that, though some of the most important commodities have been dull and declining all through the week, trade as @ whole may be said to be improv- ing, while the prospect for the future is more prom- ising than it has been at any previons time perhaps. In many departments of trade there has ogen a further shrinkage, and the general tendency. of prices has been and still is toward a lower basis, regardless of the comparatively high ruling of the gold premium. Indeed, the gold premium can no longer be regarded asthe unerring indication it was wont to be, for its ups and downs are appar- ently inexplicable, and they exert next to no in- fluence on the merchandise markets, ‘Tho plentiful supply of nearly all descriptions of merchandise, but especially of those commodities which are generally regarded as the necessaries of life, would seem to preclude the possibility of very high prices, and the general tendency toward a still lower scale of prices, ex- cites no surprise savein a few exceptional cases. The ag- gregate business for the past week is considerably larger than last week in very many articles, though in some the sales have beon disappointing. In the dry goods market a fair movement has been in progress all through the week, and the sales of most of tho large houses have shown a very gratifying increase, On Change business has been somewhat disappointing, especially to those who looked for renewed activity and buoyancy in breadstuffs aud other exportable commodities. Still business has been fair in most ot the leading articles. Flour has been in moderate roquest, but the business done presents a very fair showing nevertheless. Wheat has not mot with the active demand which was genorally expected, and only & moderate business hus transpired’ trom day to adually at the receding prices. ‘orn Tnarket steadily ruling in buyers? favor as met with Tair demand, but the market favored the buyer for tho. mo art, though there occurred no marked decline, and the ot Closed firmer. ste have been without Important che ing and declining, ly according to the whim of a few leading speculators. Freights have ruled strong for the most part, and vessels for charter have commanded en- hanced rates On, Friday the trudge movement | was fair “both off and on 'Change. | Flour was stead with «light shipping and trade demand. Wheat was dull, Tower and entirely nominal at the decline, under unfavorable cables, and no demand of moment. No prime wheat was sold on 'Change. Corn was uetive er. Oats were also in cod demand and decidedly potter. ‘Whiskey was ousier. ‘ork was quiet and nominal. Lard was eusier. Froights ‘and charters strong, and tending upward. Cotton on the Spot was firm; futures were strong. Petroleum was firm. aval stores were quiet but strong. Gunnies were quiet and Without decided change. Hemp and jute was quiet and un; changed. were quiet and firm. Oils were quiet and Girone: Gollve wan quist and steady, Gugat waa steady. Asums.—The demand es tnoderate ai fall prices. We quote :—Pots, Sige. u Sic. ; pearls, Be. MReeriagert the market foe roguicr wae. quiet snd firm sb 133¢6. w 140., gold. Gkiewax was quiet and unchanged. We note sales of 3,000 Ibs. Southern ic. We quote :—Western, 320 « Southern, ie. 8 303 fesou Conn The market of 300 bales mixed lots at Se. short green, chotee, 0c. 9 1 greon, 10c. @ Lle.} green mediuim Oe. ; red and red hoe ic. we. Caxpuss—The matkei was firm, with a taie de fall, unchanged | prices, patent, Macy’ ve! a Pro. w ue. adamantine (1, 14, 16 0m), 12x0. @ 170% par rT and 12's, 200, a 2lc. dy, Mild coffeos We note sales ‘e quote :—Brush, unchan; lle, hurl, jueen, ab 2o74e for tair to ol terms. We 000 fir, 1,000 bags do. ex Fir 1,000 bags do., ex Weuklta, on pri “Oxtlnary carseat 19iqe. a 1936 r m4 fc. & 2 p range fot loka, 1036 . Tair to good, 20%e. 1Xe., gold, ninety days; Java, goveriment bags, 260. «7c, ‘mi Be. & die aguayra, a Domingo, a 226. ; Curacos, 196. & Correa.—The market for American ingot was firm. The salog were 200,000 Ibe Lake ot 2320, cash. We New sheathing (over 12 04), 0c: “bolts, Bie; Graciere’ (over 10 on), icc; malls, S8e.'a Soc: old shouth: ing. 4 dc. mixed, lots, 196. 9 2le.; American ioe ings: Lake, sheathing and’ brouse. Dae": bolts. Be: alle, sheathing, 326 per Ib, COoorEeRacK Stock. > dei id was moro active and | ads, ey 405 boops, 12 feet. rim be. @ 400, CORDAGR’ meets with a moderate demand from manufac turers’ at full quotations. We quote:—Manila (urge and small wiz0), per Ib. 1436. 0 1534e ; do. corduge, bolt rope ‘arns, 16¢. & 17¢.; barre: Ide. ; Sisal rope, 11x. a | Y2ie'; New Zealand, 110. @ 121%c.: Russia hemp, tarred, | Ie. ee ha ao. 146. ;' Russia bolt rope. 17¢. {ComN.—The market for spot cotton opened easier, but oved Arm, Quotations were ‘marked up 1:10e. for low inid- Q dling aud ixe-tor all of tho lower Detter descriptions were quoted the though sellers were in neurly all case The ‘demand was fairly active, but, owing to she firmness of xollors, business was confined’ to rather narrow limits. For, future deliveries the market opened easier at 1-320. to 1-16e," decline, owing to rather unfavorable accounts from Liver: Middling and the Bool, then recovered this decline and remained about stendy auncil ‘the middle of the, day, w trong, move- for October Swhole murket up Voce on is yee wlaaiy etree would occur to-night in Tennesses, rt, and the market became ex- evant, with J4e. advance on October und, 3-16e. for the other inent L 13: Morch, 19 19-3 eo. & 1ahges§ Agel, 13 1-100. « rary, Y ie! }3 14 1-160. a 14 Lrg it aia 4 9-820. ; July, 147. 188 | nt, We. n diye. Quotations aré based on st maid @ classification, id. on cotton in store raaning nani quality not ‘the gr } December, vat 113ge,; strict good ordinary, t idiye. ‘The ‘sales 11k low middling, iit iuiddling, wore + ToDay. Last Br'g. Total. Export... 210 230 440 | Consumption. 67 50 738 Totals 280, 1,168 888 —For future delivery the sales wore as follows :—Yesterilay, after two #M.—Oetober, 100 bales at, 18 O-dde., 1,000 at is 8-160. | November, 100 at 19 1820., 100 a8 13 1-160, ; De- featet, 100 we 13 L-16e., JOO at Ie), 1,400 at 13 1-b26.; 100 at 13 3-326. ; Pebruaty, 100 "at 13340, 100 wb He. ch, 200 wt 13 9.10e., 100 as 200 98 18 5-166. ; 17-320. ¢ ‘onl 1300 ae 19K June, 100 at ules. “To-day, up to two P, M. {00 at 12 31:300" oy a 196, a) at 12 15:16e. 900 at 19¢,; November, 2,600 at 13e0., ther; December, 2,600 ‘at 12 Tosibe it at 12 SLbse., Foo ad TS ibe, 2.700, ab 12° 914e | January, 13 1-326., 300" Ase., a" at 100, at 1. 13 1.30, 10) at 13. 166., 600 ag'13 1-826. ; Ab 13 7-36, 1,400 wb 13) fo"; March, 200 197.100, 200 at 18 15~ 109 nf 13 7-166. 19 31-826., 200 wt 13 Total cvipta for the week as follows Galveston, 4200; Now Orle 0 ilo, 1,929; Savannah: on Charleston, 2.434; Witm | ‘eel Bite! ise Peautee te 1 [ Total, 18,926. This day last week, 14,329. Thix day inst | year, 13,901, Total si ber 1, 254,750 bales. | Cotton traights were follows ote Haves; by staan, Ses | Yee, Bo Haocbars, by stonm, Xe, compressed, | To Brmen. by steam, le., compressed, To Liverpool, by steain 7-16d, a re hy all 01 | Divas, £0.—Opinm, new, in bond, was firmiy beta at 8734, gold. Morphino was firm at $4 25 for P. & W. Citric Steady at N60. m B7e., gold, Oxulic acid was quoted 4 10%e., gold. Tarturic acid was dat 440. for Brimstone, —Crude was quiet, for c Arsenic. —T! ot for po lered was heavy and nominal at Bige. @ B3¢c., “rH Cuttlefish bones were steady at S0c. Ginserg was quiet and nominal. Seneka root was firm, with some sales at U5e. » $1. micals.—The market was firm and unchanged. We note sales of 500 tons sods ash acer i? a2 1% according to brand; about 100 tons sal soda at $1 45 0 8148, 300 drums caustic soda at $4 56% a | $4 6234 for 60 nig "8744 tor 70 per cent, 300 kegs bicarb. Soda, to arrive, at 43¢c., und 100 tons bleaching powder, on | dock, at $1 3736, all wold, | Faariens were more quist and steady. wie :-Prime 0c. : choice do, do,, 60e. a mixed, a8 rs, turkey Fisit.—Codfish—Saies were 100 quintals George's at $5 75, and 200 do., Grand Bank at $5, Mackerel—Shoro were ar- riving slowly'and sold as offered at $28 for No nd $17 for No. 2's. “A few Prince Edward Island's were on ket, und were held at $24 for N to $15 for fat No, 3's. 1,000 bbis. $8.50. Box herring wero very scarce. sealed. on spot, at 4c, at h $6; Grand do., Wi $8'50; new thedium. $9 1 mackers |, $20: new No. 2 do., $15; fat Ne $ do., Prd “do., $10: smail No. % do.,'810. Reo Flot 0S, bbe; wheat, but Pitas he a tye flour was in fair sales were aS bushels; corn, 145, ‘The flour market was quiet The sales were 15,000 bbls. change. demand and stendy. Corn meal was quiet. 600 bbIs, and 300 bags, at $4 for Western, $3 50 a $3 90 for for sey. randywine, We quote : $4 25 8 $5 00 "4754 5 50 15 658 625 6258 50048 474 630 Round hoop Ohio; sbiipping brands 15750 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands 16 5a ~7508 60a 2700 a -8008 8508 47a 4500 4800 498 7258 Corn moal, Western 3650 Corn moal, Jerse 8 Corn meal: Brandyetue, Corn meal, puncheons. . —Wheat was decidedly dull and lower to sell. The market was entirely nominal, however, and with no pane selling. goers must be regarded as wholly pomines. at $1 22a 1 25 for new and old No. 2 Chicago, $1 27 a $1 28 for Mil- wankee. The sules were about 40,000 Bushels Pay at SL 8 $1.06 for rejected spring, 9c. for unsound, $1 35 for a small lot No. 1, $1 43 for white. Corn w: active request, and the market was firmer. The sales ‘about 280/000 bushels, art at 69¢c. a Tie. Oats were active and firmer. the sales were about 170,000 bushels, at 40c. a 55c. for , 16e, a47c. for No. 2 Chicago, Rye was Barley was firm. The sales were 80,000 20 for four-rowed State. Beans and peas—The m: ums iy with a fair demand at full prices; mediums were in moderate ed at about forn prices. Other descriptions were ict and steady. we uote :~ Medium, choice, $1 85 a i 95; do., fair to 1 70 a $1 80; yy choice, 2 20 a $2 80; d £2; pe bir to i904, $1 00 8 $2 00; od kidney, prime, $2 20.8 $225; whi $2 fair to good, $1 70 0 §1 80, fot Sat ior Southern back Gye peas, per two bushel i Frurts.—Foreign dried—The demand for pea. hae: scriptions was fair and the market was steady ut full, un- Shanged prices Layer. ralting, were ta, fat sien he gales were 1,000 boxes new at $2 5 er boxes at Ze. 3500 boxes and holders were very firm 100 bbls, new, at 7c. 6%e. a7, for ‘old, good demand an foes terms. FS Ss firm; the sa fed, were 60 cuaks Servia on Figs were infalr demand at steady prices. Ditron was in better demand at full quotations. Dates were scarce and holders were very firm in their views. Sardines were ules b but firm; the sales were 300 cases, quarters, at lfc, a iiberts wero in moderate demand at about tae Nise Brazil nuts were in fair demand and steady. We quote:—Old layer raisins, $2 15 a $2 30; $250; new loose muscatel_ do., $3.15 ; new do., 7c, Almonds— ; Languedoc, 17}¢. Sar- duarter boxes, and 22!e. x w Valencia raisins, 180. 8 17c. Dates be caso, neess almonds, 30 Maceront, Itslisa, tte, Turkey prunes, nominally, 9 horn ‘citron, 230. a 2350, Naples ‘wi jordeaux di age. Re for Servia, nuts, 11 'gc.; Biolly Alberta, Wie. a, Je noble So favlor do., 834 reelona ea Tie. ‘Now French’ prunes, 9¥4 a dike. | Secdiess ralsius $4 75 a $489. Penn The “deman good ond tho market w: str full agtntigns Wo yiote :—Virginia, 608 aad mtrleuy Brimo, $1 8 igen one of and = strictl, anc’ Tonner new, $1 a $125 for 7 ap Sha $1 35 281°30 for anned Dried fruits—Tho market for new apples was firm, with a good demand, at full prices. Old were quiet, but ‘steady, Peeled aches wero scarce and held with a great deal of stren peeled were in moderato supply, and prices wain higher, Blackberries were scarce, and prices held firmly. Other descriptions were quiet and with- sential change, 3 pee peda ‘do. do., Tair to good, Age, 8 44c. don Kalvos, now: Se: a Sige ; do, da, quattera, now, Goce Ye. blackberries, new, Izc.{ cherries, State, 23c. a Zc. raspberries, new, 30c.; plums, Southern, 19. # 160; do., State. 14c.a 10s. GuNaieS.—The market was quict and without further change. The sales were OU bales, in lots, at 3c. a 13%qc. Bios Borneo and We quote:—Domestic cloth, 1340." a do: Calentta, Oise. ; bags,1: ‘The ‘market for prime hay was firm, ‘demand and Gouripore. 1. Hay and Stkaw. with a fair inquiryat full Asie ‘Straw was in fi fuoted at Be. w Ge. Tor lon , 55e. a Se, for snort do. and sve 465s for owe” Hxur ann JoTk— but without material change. J market was dull, $270 a $230 »* Menile ‘hemp, Ue, yet ih, She Laster for Snes Bassia, : a 5, jnte, ae. ‘5c, fold. Juve butte quoted at die. b currency. hemp, Sc.. rold. idioea-—ifve dermana ire prime ‘as good, and the market was firm at com, ‘and, common grades were juliet and without decided change. The sales were 1,200 iry California, to arrive; 1, city slaughter and 700 ary lexican ‘on private ‘terms, We quote :—Bi Ayres, 25 to 28 Ibs., 223¢0. a 2430. ; do., 20 t0 25, 23e. , Montorld 10, 208g to 2145 Ibs i 22 Ibs. 20! Te: Rio Gras 32 ) lige. ; California, : 22 10 25 Ibe, 2le, ‘American, 18 to 21 Ibs., 22 10 24 bs, 10M. Te. Bogoti, 1S te 2c, a 21 ern, '24 to 30 Ibs., 180, a 18e-, gold, voloctod: ig taaahter, ox,’ 60 to 80 Ibs. Bie" ADE cow, 90 0 Ibs., Be, Bh rs , currency, capes me Vera Cr) Ovs.—Tho market was quite active at fall unchanged prices. The demand was mostly for export. A few bales Of choice hope will be shipped to London by Saturday next week, 2.001 bales; total receipts since Se ,-O4; total receipts for the sniue period fn Xpors clearances for the week, 171; total ex- Pe A. 0; total porta for sam R 425 zaps 1875", Oe, # ISe: yearlings, sate Sa Tae. old a 4c, a Be. pe: inon.—The market for Amertoan ig was quiet and stoady. Scotch was firm, with « feir demand, at The salos were 100 tons Summei not made public, and 100 tons Eglinton at $2950. Ser ady at $02 4853, Rails were quiet and without change. Manufsctured was in fair demand and steady, at fall prices” Wo guote:—No. 1 “American, $25 50 H 50 9 $24 50; “American 4 No. 1 Goltn: 1 GI wile fe weave’ sort KAD.—I'be market was quiet, and wete'n shede genie Sod canrely nocingn | quote Spanien, ot ys or 12M: glia 133 * na 9 $7 12a ign, redned (old) Fr 120? fom us ; bar (discount 10 per cent), 5 (do), Wc, Tatham’s improved wd dix iD aTHRR.—The market for hemlock sole was ea and without further chat Receipts for the week were 59,010 sidos and 2,649 bales. Bxports, 10,000 sides. MoLasses was steady. We quote :—Ouba centrifugal and mixed, 20g, & J0e.: do. clayed, fa! & SHe.; do. muscovado, Fetiniug, 83e, & Se. ; do. do.” grocery, 35. a 40c.; Porto Bieo, 32, 2 508; nglss Talaads, 8506 O0s.; ‘New Orleans, De. i 68¢. Natis.—Tho market bo gut was quiet and prices were withont mmon fence and strong and advancing ge for strained rosin was quiet and without farther chat better grades were inaet bbls. good straine ras gulet and sithout decided change, We quotes Spirtis of ating, ee a ew Tostn, straines 1 70 a $1 fi Wika ; Washington tar, $2 12h 9 §2 25; pit ‘Ous.—Lingeed was in fair Jobbing demand and steady. Lard was dull and Norere unchanged. Olive was in mod- erate domand at full fons. Cotzonseed was in firm. Men! wden was dull and entire: a ue in fair Mage an ani nominal, at rae ‘otton summer yellow, 8 aon. t dev witteryellow, 66a, 6 70s linseed, sels sad bois.” Se. 600. 5 lard, present makes, Wea a8 1 Od w $1 05; me! nhaden, Svan Sound, Ble. a 344, do. bleached, winter, $1 S rm, grade, $1 190} “ Gatural do.’ 1. 80;" whale, Northern, 6Be.1 dd., Southere, Six, do, blesebed winter, 25¢. © SUc.; do., natural do, 726 re, casks, $1 15 « $1 18: do., cased, $4 25 9 450, —Thé “demand for rotiied, w was tair and the m rm. Crude, in bulk, was The sales wore BOO bola as Give, for prompt delivery. Grade in, bulk was quoted at Cie for prompt and Ore. for month do. in bbls id 10%4e. for month, Refined, standard for month ; cargo ie Ie, Napniha, ie: Prompt and month: ‘eases quoted at 1740. Viigo. PI Phiiadeiphia was qnoted af 12146. for prompt and month; cargo lots Tags _ Dalpmere wes Cooeee Tie © Tigo. for prompt and for {cargo Tota te Lise. OTATORS. — Karly in good sup) ut rose steady; posrloss wore dull and more or less nouinal; sweets wore dull, irregular and nomin: ws Were scarce and holders were ver Karly rose, bulk, $1 ‘$1 50: Fo loss, bulk, $1 1 508, PRovIsIONS. 5, Regetote.—Poe 116 packages; cut mea 461 do; lard, 948 do. The mares Jor pork was quiet ‘sales, steady, 900 bbls. new mens at Fer Ievure ots rery, 200 bbls. October mt $2 19 and 1.250 bbis at $22 20, Droised hogs were quoted at 10%. » 103e, Beef and beef hams were neglected and nominal a8 about former prices. Bacon was q 1 8 shade gules were GO voxes cit Sa leas frm, be he 7 aia at 1 os Mt Clog hams st ide. @ the, 700 frost hame a shee. 00" frost shoulders Tye. and es Per pickied hams, 16 lbs, average sold at 0 on Posey not Cyr iblic. Lard was steady, with ona! ingury ‘at tull prices. The sales were 200 tierces’ Western steam on the spot at 13%¢., 60 tiercos new: Western st ide., 80 eg og at a 6. & 139 16¢0., 3,000 Hlerees October at 13%e. and 250 Batter—Tno market weed 1 gr ‘about former ; prices. choice, 2c. m Bie. Wor, common to good fair to choice, 2708 rw | fairly active and firm, with ; do., fair to good, part skim, Ohio fuctory, commen to func: was quiet ind stead; Carolina at 8¢. — 8ige., 100 bl und 150 bags Rangoon at Gixe. a Ohgo, falr to prime, 7346. «8c, ; Louistana prime aud common wualities down to 6 ‘etna, 7c. @ Tie, o we. ie tb, id, ih. —The market for entirely nomi market was ste out material chaug about former pric: Pinas Kassin hemp was in fair ‘demand ani quiet and without especial change. nominally unchanged. We quote -— 2 dull and prices were entirely nominal, plates, $7 12% a $7 37% STHARINN was quiet, with sales of 1 Western quoted at 15c. a 153gc. and prices wishoug decided chang ls, do. do. at Tg was big ay uote :—Fair ie ining Cuba. r to choice, 8ige. & hhds. and boxes, Nos, 8 $0.13, Be. « and boxes, 63¢e. a 7%. Porta, sien, Tigo. a Bige.%, dd., fi standard A, 10%. 11se.; powdered, Pye ; by oa. at 1090. for prim Tix—Tho market for foreign pl wero a shade easier. coke tin here and abroad, and prices We qnote ‘Banca, per Ib., 24e.; 20e.; English, L. and F., do., 19! 19%e. a 10%e.. gola. PI con:, per box, $1 25 a $7 75; I. C. cok terne, $6 Touacco.—the market for Kentuck: were 300 hhds. at full unel 08 0 He. +70 do., Ollo etop. 1870, on, pF Pennsylvania, crop 1873 and 1873, tachusetts aiid, Connecticut, ero Wisconsin, do. do. ; 120 do New Yor, sylvania, “do. 1874; necticut’ and Massachusetts do. ublic; 200 al good lugs, leaf lle; I Ye chusetts Ollers, 7c. a 8c. ; necticut wrappers, 20c. Mavsachasotts do. do. 12e. ais common, Be. a 112.; do. do., gplvanta, assorted lots, ts, 16, fy rene nan do, Ze, & fine lots, 186, a 20c. ; do, do., and filers, ‘shiny BBE 2 lots, 7c, aoe oF a Be; c. 8 We, Sorted icin eigen de. peri, Wittsxey.—ieceipts, 542 bbls, with sales of 300 bbis. at $1 15% a side price. The sales were as follows :—4,000_1l Soe 1001 um do. at 36¢., 4,000 Ibs. combin, and XX Ohio do. ut 450. a 47e. fornia wool at 2Be.. Ibs. fine unwashed 25,000 Ibs. fall clip do. at 17%e., do. do. at 173¢0., 2,000 Ibs, choico do, do. at 55¢, a S7c., 6,000 BO. 3,500 Ibs. fine washed at 48c. 2.000 Ti do. at 260. mer 25,000 1s. medium mixed wool, 8,000 Ibs. spring o., 95,000 ibe. full elip do. 19 bags No. 1 pulle and 79, 009 Ibs. Australian, emecine market for sheet was re map 50,000 Ibs. very firm. The mai departments were dull. ‘To Liverpool, by stea: sail, 16,000 bushels di do. ‘at 10d, 478, Gd, and 50 bbls. 8,000 bushel: at 88a. beef, ai another (now a Btbid ob to Havre, Antw rp or ‘Hee 5s, free o! with ‘3d; a British bark, do., ,on private terms; a German b: Bremen, with 6,000 bbls. refined i Lede horn or hence to Secoat 0. dl feasoa with: 1,700 bbls. do, do, Cotton steady; middling, good ordinary, I1g0. Net coustwise, Teceipts, Britain, 3 aes 11,448 bale: New 01 Cotton—Demand fair; middling, 12Xe4, good ordinary, 12, Net Exports—To Gre: Continent, 6,104; coastwise, 5,554. ve ¢; middling, pi c. Net seen wiles, 500. Stock, 14, Br iiiy wise, wise, Oat, E ordinary, 11%gc. pic Se San, 25,08. ts, 4 Bro: Sales, 10,916. cs) ordinary, 1130, Xports coastwise, Woekly—Net receipts, 16,133; Francd, 800; coastwise, 3,011. ‘Winarnaro: Splrits of turpentine firm at $80, struined. Tar steady at $1 45, Flour anchanged.; sales 1,500 bbls. Milwaukeo club, rT Canada bold at Canada, at $112 Com Vicoal-oes mi 58, SF ge Canes frei barley, 1: corn, 118,000 do:; oats, 119,000 do. 8,000 ‘do. Maltesad ik 000 haabots; core eat 000 bushels: inal, $24. Lard dall at 4366. & 150, a Shi 1 Io. gots. pose ran Flour dull. Ce oh ‘but sawert Bari Xo, 3 don, Oaste a O70: raec wheat Sat cat wheat, 198000/85.23 see FA Gen higher aor November, Geta Srmer ot 33 wee Pork higher at fo. corn, 1 000 do, a a STMC. PRINTING CLOTHS Printiny extra cloths, with # quiet market, HAVANA MAI MAR Phe srw fiera lie premunan OU days, golds rem i vine, ys, gol short sight, 145. 4° 147 remium; on inn 136 « 138 premi Ps Dutch stand: Trois. Lonpon, Oct. 8—Evenin, tone "Bpiriw of tarpeuti Livenroot, Oct, 8 Gd. @ 248. per owt, 48. ing. —Spirit uGusT Or & CO, 19 and 21 Nessa art | Shots curreaponden with (oubing * los of 25 ie ‘over was quiet and ‘The demand for timothy was fair and the y at full prices, Grass was quiet but with 83 per ‘bushel mp, foreign, $1 9; fax: oe American, rough," $1.64 2 St m0: $1, 85, gold, ti bay Sraizen—Th arkes for oth f fore! ions. good refining at 8 1-162, 162, hhds. common 4 fair to Ca ie Yellow, Se. w 9%c.; extes ©, Oe. TALLOW.—The market wee quiet. Tho sales were 40,000 In plate there was a 19%e.; do., refined, di fair to choice brands—1. C. cha’ ie 8 86 3736; charcoal terne, $7 887 37%. h 1873, Ten ie, 15c. ; 100 do. BI do. Ohio do. do, Havana at We quote :—Light, and heary—Common ‘The market was Woot.—Tho market was a shade firmer and fairl: 47260...12,000 Ibe. do. da. 98 50e., 6,000 Ibs. 00 Ibs. medium do. at aati 1000 Ibs. do -3° 10,6 lam! do. 20¢., 5,000 Fed, og. t 38c.. 5,CO9 That tub washod at s2ige,. The, saree, unwashed at ae gil Os Caiifornia, 230,060 Ibs. do. To Glasgow, 16, and to Hamburg, by steam, 200’ tierces lard ri ‘ain at Gs. 6d.. and flour at 2s. Tigd ; beh ett hen to Bristol, with 2,200 bbls. naphtha at 5s. 6d. ; bark, frora Philadelphla to Havro, with 4,000 bole. do. at 4s. an nothe 4 hence to Bristol, with 2,800 bbls. refined petro- Philadtpit to the Continent, with, 5,000 bbl mor toa ans ship, pence. “to Antwerp or Bremen, with 4s, Gd.; another, from Philadelphia fo Great Britai ig ie Salen, Bite Mositx, Oct. 8, 1875, t dow ton Bg 12c.; good Wheat mee $1 35, oe dull at i per ton.” Millfeed—Shorts, $19 » $0" O00 ae ‘corn, ero 000" fect. Hrante!-barley, 09900 bushela; iumbes, P0006 foe Borraro, Oct. 8, 1875) Lake receints—Flour, 8,150 bbls. ; wheat, 540, ar nth . woe hs i“ ‘teeeigte Hour, 10,000 U0 do. 58, i) o o uioment ote be etter a ae, pr sshee aii premium ;’ on fot nl skims, 2¢ casks | jana at Tic. a Bie We quote ~-Carolii Sige. © Sige: fale 1 Sater: Rangoon, 0 Mag es rices were moderate demand at demand and Orin. 8 KOO, 4 sandy. | Rape wes Linseed was quiet and | ver, Western, Lic. a canary, lunsced, Caleutta, | oy and dot 01000 Tbs, clty at 157%0, Srice.—The market for invoices and large lots was quiet, -We quote Pepper, casviay Se: sAleean’ ings Trey kes dal, “ose t $00 bhda. do. do. at 7ige.. 150 bhas contrifugal iets 618 hhds. molasses sugar at Tigc. 9 fin att ge. ; good do., Be. ; 5 Bien don centrifugal, 3 do., molasses, bhds. ‘efning, cowginon to off A, pas a was quiet, and prices etter fooling for ‘were decidedly easier, Straits. do. 197%e. & 76 9 8575, ywas firm. The sale rivate do. do.; 100 do, Penn- 150 do. Con- on terms not made Bee, Bs 4 Ings, low y lene, le’ & ie aitase 1666, , Se. ‘olde Crap. of Y Be. ; do. do. pressisloore les ode wrens Hore en ieane vania Sllers, 73gc, a 9¢. ; do, weappers. 18c. a B5e.; do. sorted lots, Lc. & 20c, “105, B19-Connecticat ‘and Mnssa- Ohio do., Bige. a 10e. ; on! Jeticut seconds, fe. m 10c.; do. seconds Havana—Common, 80¢. ic. @ $105, Yara—As- niet, $1 19, closing ut the in? active. bs. medium fleece at hoary d foo 00" ‘ibe, Spring clip Call- 40. do, at 2ie., 5, Ibs. do. do. mae, 3,000 Ibe: Gerd A burry do. do. ut 21}ge., asi fr oe ‘scoured do. at 8. as burry ih 5.090 8,000 Ibs. Texas at 240. 060 ibs. Oregon wt and on private terms wn XX do, 5,000 Ibs. 27 bags scoured 18,000 Ibs. Texts, 3,000 los Georgia, firmer quoted at 9c. REIGHTS.—The market for berth freights was quiet, but et was strong for rather firmer for petroloum, but not spec! ‘The engagements were as follows grain charters und ally active. Oth 1s grain at Ogd., and bushels 0 chartera ware a4 fol- Miet An kee RL ARE bicce the pork for orders 8,600 quarters grain at 6s, Od., flat; a crwegian bar me to Bristol, Cardiff or Newport, with 4,000 do, do. at Gs. Sd. and £10 gratuity; « German bark, hence to Cork for orders, British wegian at Sandy Hook), from x is. crude do. at 5,000. bbis. crude do. at an American’ bark, from Philadel- pita to, the Medit rranihs with 2,500 bbls. refined do. «: 4,000 bbls. ci from Philadelphi 4s. 7! yples, with ' 2,500 t 4s. Gd.; a British bark, oa to the sath const of ooo DOMESTIC es Oct. 8, 187! Tow slang, 12%. ; 19 bales. Exports Baise, 1,700. Stock iNioar. Weekly—Not 11,454, 029; conatwiae, 5.500. Sal ts to Great os. 8,970. RLRANS, Oct. 8, 1875. 134¢e.; low middling, recaipts, 9,019, bales; rts ‘coast- 9,303. Exports coustwise, 5,732, ges an Savanwan, Oct. 8, 1870. Cotton quiet: middling, 128¢c. ; low middlin Net receipts, 4.731 40,081, xports coastwise, 3,257, 12%. ; good rts coast Weekly—Not re- bales. CmARLESTON, Oct. 8, 1875. Cotton quiet ; middling, We. 91340. low middling. 12 es et recolpts, 2,404, bi 1,000, "Stock, les, 3 reas (18.208 Bxports—To es. 9,700, N,N. C., oS be tg lh Rosin firm wt $1 35 for 1e75. | eat, Sc. Y, 40, ae “tian ; ‘$240 to 'the Hu me ‘Canal ship: 000 bushels corn, 24,000 do. ; oats, io tia 3 Soni 400 “do.” Canal seta to itis 4 to interior points W500" dor ‘anal eights ‘rms Tage, Peorn, Te; Aigo..8 43¢c, New York, tolit Flout quiet and steady. spring, ‘inactive and nominal; Tiarore dullt wave Mickigta sold a $1 39 for, small lots) corn quiet, prime searce; sales 18 No. 2 mixed Western at 63e. ; 88,000'do. a a at Guige es iyo. quiet; sales; one at 800. Barley sales ke ta prigsia, quotations, consequent pm pe quit iuite peigate, quot ee pee but Ie des si tor 42 Bea Mey tit jected 2 ipts—700 foe Aoest ‘a bit ols wheat; I 000. do. corn’ 13,000 0 bbls, Sour 17.000 bushels wheat; HEAGO, Oct. 8, 1875, No, 2'Chici ring, 81 Goss elles seller 1 Ke ern Deraand ective, ad prices have sdvanced; No '2vin Ste. October, 54%¢. bid | sell a. Stee. spot, S76, bid se id seller No- vomber, 4880. ‘seller all. the ye wlio oe 8 0s. DaterBemand setive, sud prose have: eivanced 4 B3Ke. spot, 3336, a Bue. seller October, 32i¢. tia seller Noventer’ rjentad, ho ‘8 Qe, pay "dul St OTe. spot, Sige, & Woe. seller “November. full ba *ipnels Pork in falr demand, but at Birecretonr S oo ‘st wile 19 mY 3 20 cooks Bis " cers lower: a seller, Febraary. Sum- mer mniddlen 1% Balk we mater ie rib middies, Ne short ah 13igeen, ie Whiskey, firmer at MARKET. Provipence, R. L., Oct. 8, 1875, cloths steady at 4%c. for Géxtd standard and KET. Havana, Oct. 7, 1875, Nd, 2973 4 228, Exchange dull. Un the unitea currency, 112 a Lid ore short aight, 40,4, 14a premium 3 a 173 eon ora cia et ard, 15 a 15% reals per arrobe; EUROPEAN MARKETS. gjlinseed cake, £10 100 per cL. per ews, ta of turpousing, 238, FINANCIAL, in all parts‘of the world, Mossrs. DE ROTHSCHILD ae Coe reial Uredite and alstorale pea Telegraphic Transfers of | | also the general condition of th | $100 for 100 shares. $10 according to your means. $10, $25, $100, $1,000 in Stock Privileges. They often pay @ profit from 10¢o 15 times the sum tm. vested every 30 days, without risk beyond the investment as expiained in our bonk and Weekly Financial Report, sent free, containing the daily prices and Guctuations that occur at the New York Stock Exchange; ‘New York money market. ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street, New York. (A RAILROAD BONDS sold. (hen given. on Banker, 178 Broadway. | Speculation, mailed free to any address W. 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Headings and i Printing, suitable for banks, bankers, brokers and fi 1 companion prompt furnished. at the METROPOLITAN PRINTING EST LISHMENT, No. 218 Broadw |OUNTY, TOWN, CITY OR VILLAGE BONDS, AND urrent or uncur ta, bought by 0. every dther description of securities, rent, of Wisconsin, Towa aud Minne SCHLEY, Milwaukeo, Wis. NY PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE K life insurance stock can find « purchaser and be treated confidentiully by addressing N. B., Herald off LIMITED AMOUNT OF MC NEY WANTED ON time at three to five years, on good and valuable West. eru Real Estate, at 8 per cent to 10 per cent interest per an- nuw; interest and principal payable in New York or else. where as may be contracted. Apply HAAR & U0., 43 Wail street. EPOSITORS IN THE FREEDMANS SAVINGS BANK can be aided in obtaining their checks for the first dividend. SAMUEL L. HA! Broadway cornes Bond street. OR SALE CHEAP—100 SHARES NEW CENTRAL Coal Company . Apply to or address SAMUEL pt SMITH, No. 71 W ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, without bonus. Principals desiring VEST apply to #0 BORROW OB INVERT sppty to io 145 Brosdway. ‘ORTH CAROLINA BOND HOLDERS.—ALL CLASS- es can hear of something greatly. affecting their inter- @ats, and moans of securiny themselves by immediately ap- lying to LEWIN W. BARRID . Attorney-at-Law, No. fu Walnut street, Plitladelphia, or No, S10 Continental wet WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY. ‘The committee appoiuted at the general meeting of V first mortgage seven per cent land grant bondkoluers, hold as Ganson Stevet Hotels London, on the 10th of Sep: tember, give notice that a circtlar by thé committee, explan- atory of the position of the company’s affairs and the course the Committee recommend, may be obtained on Axel at the offices of Mess: Maver, Benson & Co.. Broad street, London, fossrs. Naylor & Ci Fe ee ree Tork. or it wil be tent WF bondholders as furnish them with their address of the committea. J. FE. Offices of Messrs. Naylor, Benson & Co., 34 Cid. road street, London, B. C.; Mossrs, Naylor & Co., 99 and 101 John stroet, Now York. ()(Q) AXP, $2,000 on, orry PRIVATE PROP- $3.0, erty; first loan wanted: three and five years, . tio bonus; principals only will be noticed. Address CASH, box 117 Herald office, $2: 50.000 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN this city, Brooklyn or Westchester coum ty, for a term ot rears, without bonus. seis ‘ON I. CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. OTICE IS ‘HAT THE LIMITED partnership heretofore existing betweon William Wik kinson, Thomas P. Wilkinson and William HH, Ow eral partners and Peter Morris a§ speciz! partner, under the firm name of Wilkinson Bros. vwas dissolved. b: tie oath of the vaid Peter M geist Yho duh day of July, 1 nee ‘ype era THOMAS P. WILKINSON. WILLIAM H, LEACH, g_JOHN H. MORKIS, Executor, ‘Nuw Yous, Sept. 9, 1873. “undersigned have formed a new copartnership for the PR ness the business as manufacturers of paper ef bpm pass Conn., and New York city, under the firm name of Wilkinson Bros. & Co. WILLIAM ae BRL THOMAS P. H LEAC! New Yor, Sept. 9, 1875. EW FIRMS WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN FRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 218 Broadway, an excellent place to have their Print inting done: promp ness, neatness and cheapness, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A BARE CHANCE.—$5,000 CASH WILL PURCHASE fn established Stationery Business, yielding a net profi Of over $5,000 annum; satistactory reasons given fol selling, ‘Address IMMISDEATE, box 171 Herald off N ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUSE, WITH A valuable Southern business, would like ‘a capitalist with $10,600 to extend the same, or #0 form conneetion witt tome good concern with equal capital, for their mutu vantage. ‘Apply to GRIGUS & CARLETON, WN, 98 Broadway, HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN AN ESTAB blished Des and Fancy Goods House, on the bes street in Brook! will be sold to the right toy tng clean stock of 15,000 to $18,000; 5 ie seers and low reat Address box 61 Post office, Brooklyn. AVING THE MEANS OF CONTROLLING LARG! consignments of country produce ina eet ee Wertern States, I wish to form a copartnership ® thos one business man, worth $15,000 or mors hal cash ro fred not to exeosd $2,000; no agente. Address BUTTER ND EGGS, Herald office, ‘AT TRADE.—THE ADVERTISER, HAVING HAD fan experlosice of twenty-tour years 4a s member of tht firm in one of the oldest a best known houses in the hi rade, in hy Rey far, making the mixtures, ing out rintending the manufacture of fur Sake bis pervioos avatlatie: with, socie ond with capil some house fn s kindred business desiring to sees? the rag or a house already in the trade. Address H. Herald office. WW gion LEASE tuantnat street, Philadelphia: bm t, Philadelphia; can dought for $35,000 partuer would be taken in the bush ness; $40,000 asily made during the Centennial{ sickness of brow r is the sole aaah for ae ‘thiy offer, Any sponsible Ros meaning b fall partieulats apply ing In person or witing ol. We OX, 63 Walnut streets Phitadedph 10 HOTEL OWNERS. ‘The subscriber desires to lease a furnished Hotel in any fection of the country, or would make liberal arrangemen for the management of one. Call on or addross Gi STEWART, Astor House, ‘ANTED—A PARTY WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO JOIN advertiser in the manufacture of enamelled ‘iron show garde by the lithographic transfer process and direct printing A good business promis to the right party. Good refes ences. Address J. L., box uit Herald office. 5. 000. —AN ACTIVE, COMPETENT BUSINESS $ man to assume | asngeaeey ia 9 well o ined cash busine tavle and of the Fespectabllity.. eH idrosd CENTENNIAL, Herald office. $12 000 Per moaong y HIGHLY ote & jed_ agencies fro Sew afticle added; eight yoare erralished ed, FRaadeina Exhibition of groat’ influence: good rofe TERNATIONAL, box 190 Herald office, + 2 +—__—_ REAL ESTATE SALES. Very little spirit was manifested yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange and but few sales were made, E. A. Lawrence sold, by order of tho Court, in tore closure, the three story brick house, front, and frame house, rear, with lot 25x100, known as No, 71 Sullivas tween Broome and Sprii streets, Herma for $9,000, said Property” being Xue 5 000, M4 F, Harnett gold, in foreclosure, the house and lo an feet) on the west side of First avenue, 23.1 south ot Sixteenth street, to Fred. Brennot for $10,000; also frame house and the lot on the nord side of Ninety-seventh street, 125 east of Eleventh avenue, to the plaintiff, for $17,000, POISON MISTAKEN FOR WHISKEY Yesterday the attention of the authorities of Newart was called to the case of a woman named Mra. Mary McDevitt, an employé of the County Lunatic Asylum who, it aj died on Wedn night from the” atteete, ot a dose a pehromuy potash, which she sion ins mistakt foe whiskey. The stuff was in a demijohn, labellot “Poison,” and further adorned with a skull and cros# bones. ‘The most remarkabio foature of tho caso vhat the woman lived nearly a whole day after swallow ing a large dose, calculated to kill at once, ATTENTION, TRAMPS! Police Justice Hendrickson, of Hempstead, has giver directions to the police officers of the village to imme diately arrest all vagrants found roaming about the vil lage and to bring them before a when he will sen tence thom to such terms of imprisonment, in eitie Jail or the Kings County Peniter :iary, @ Se tow til permit If tramps do not desire to & | Jocked up they had better give Hompatoad « wide bert,