The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1875, Page 8

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks Irregular and Tending Downward— Weakness in Western Securities. GOLD OPENED AND CLOSED AT 116 12. Rag Dollars Worth 85.84—Money on* Call a Trifle Firmer—The Bank State- ment and Its Features, WALL Srreer, } Sarunpay, Oct 9—6 P. M. Stocks to-day were again lower, Yet those who have observed the paragraph in this column, which records their daily advance and decline, need not be reminded of the fact that this condition is due entirely to natural causes, ‘THE PRICES to-day fluctuated widely. The selling movement was directed largely against the non-dividend paying West- ern ghares, and the largest’ decline was on thee. Northwestern common declined from"87 to 33%, pre- ferred from 5134 to 46. St. Paul from 3334 to 204, pre- ferred from 61% to 59. Lake Shore from 53% to 5174. Ohio, 15% to 15, Missouri Pacific declinéd from 20 to 18, but afterward recovered to 19%. New Jersey Cen- tral rose from 100% to 10314, and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western from 11734 to 117. Michigan Central fell off from 643% to 53%. Rock Island from 102% to 101%, and Hannibal and St. Joseph from 163, to 16. Union Pacific advanced from 6234 to 63%, but subsequently reacted, Pacific Mail rose to 863, and afterward fell off to 343. Various rumors were circulated to aid the downward movement, some of which concerned savings banks, but when it was ascer- tained that many of these were unfounded a rally took place, and the market closed firmer, ‘The greatest improvement was in St. Paul preferred, which advanced from 5814 to 61%. Northwest prefer- red came next, rising trom 46 to 48, St. Paul common recovered from 29% to 31}g, Northwest common from 8324 to 35, Lake Shore from 51% to 52%, Union Pacific from 6234 to 63%, Rock Island from 101% to 102\, New Jersey Central from 10254 to 10334, Pacifle Mail from 9434 to 35, Western Union from 737% to 74% and Ohio from 15 to 1544. Panama sold at 128. Missouri Pacific was quiet at 1934 a 1939. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated 243,568 shares, which, among active stocks, were distributed as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 638; Erie, 6,260; Lake Shore, 65,560; North- western, 38,250; do.- preferred, 2,400; Rock Island, 3,320; Pacific Mail,37,000; St. Paul, 16,930; do, pre- ferred, 8,000; Ohios, 5,400; Western Union, 30,850; ‘Wabash, 1,200; Union Pacific, 5,650; ©., 0. and L C., 300; Panama, 275; Missouri Pacific, 11,720; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 4,140; New Jersey Central, 8,825; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 1,200. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEEFT. owing to me receipts of gold from California and Europe and the sale by the Treasury; the customs re- ceipts have been light. The changes in the reserve are ‘a reduction of $5,881,200 in total and $4,819,825 in sur- plus reserve. ‘The following is @ comparison of the bank averages for the past two weeks :— Oct, 2. Differences, agi 641,300 25! O78, 600 Inc. 332,500 6,448) 6,701,600 Inc., — 252,600 ie. & Tegal tenders 66, 490,600 60,356,800 Dec.. 6,138,800 + 284,403,600 230, 156,100 Dee. . 4,247,500 - TN, "925, 800 17, 852,400 Dec. The following shows the relations between the total seer? and the total liabilities;— $6,448,900 $6,701,500 Inc. $252,600 poy tenders.. 66, 4990, 600 60,356,800 Dec, 6,133,800 Total reserve, . $72,939,500 $67,058,300 Dec. $5,881,200 Reserve re- quired ag’nst deposits .... 58,600,000 57,539,025 Excess of re- serve above legal require- MENS, ...... $14,338,600 $9,519,325 Dec. $4,819,325 THE PORKIGN MARKET. The London advices reported discounts firmer in the open market with the rate for three months bills up to 2¢ per cent, the same as at the Bank of England; £15,000 bullion was withdrawn from the bank on bal- ances to-day. Consols were steady and United States bonds, if anything, a shade easier, Late quotations are as follows:—Consols for money, 93% a 94; do. for account, 93% 094; 765 bonds (old), 106% a 10614; 767 bonds, 107 a 10734; ten-forty bonds, 10434 a 1043; new fives, 104% © 104%; Erie, 15; in Frankfort new bonds, 9934. MPORTS. The imports for the week included $1,110,692 dry goods and $3,541,854 general merchandise; a total of $4,652,546. The total imports since January 1 aro $261,776,706, against $316,052,261 last year and $323,191,880 in 1873. Specie imports for the week, $764,535, of which $761,560 was gold coin, Exports of silver for the week, $453,000, principally silver bars, PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this @a; City sixes, old... City sixes, new..... Cainden and Amboy 4 nusylvania. 2 50% *Philadelphia and Reading. 5455 Lehigh Valley........:++++- 61% Catawissa Railroad, pretorred. . 45 Philadelphia and Erio Railroad 2016 Lehigh Navigation : Lehigh Navigation g 110334 *Ex quarterly dividend end 236 De per cent, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarorpay, Oct, 9, 1875, BEFORE CALI—10 A. M. 200 shs West UTel...c 743 1300 she Chi & NW... 36% joo do. 74% 400 do. 37 200 5 100 Obto 3 400 lo. 100, 200 B00 Han & St Jo pil. Bt 200 Puc RR of Mow... 3 Opening. Highest. Lowest. New York Central, 1024 102 Harlem 181g Isl 16% 1644 58% 51% 6s big Northwestern. 87ig Buy Northwestern preferred.... 5134 5116 46 Rock Island, 102% 102% 101% 88 89 88 8334 83% 295% | *MiL and St, Paul pref. 61% 61% 58% Ohio and Mississippi. 153 10% 16 New Jersey Central, + 100% 108% 10034 Del, Lack. and Western.. 11635 pu hers 11634 Union Pacific. 624g 6356 621g Cc, ¢ and I. 3% 8% 344 Western Union. 4% 15 73% Atlantic aud Pacific Tel 176 11% like Paciite Mal. 363g 34% Panama. 130 128 \ Seikew AND DEcrINE The'ghango in closing sticog Compared with that of yesterday was as follows:— ApvANck.—Delaware and Lackawanna, %, > anstey f = SM StF iit silve, %; Union Pacitic, %. Dxciine,—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 34; At- lantic and Paciiic paeoren referred, Mj, Erie, “i \ibal and St. Joseph, 3; Lake Shore, 7%; Nort Goinmon, 2%; do, preferred, 3; ’Pacific Mail, ei Panam, 2s Rock Island, %; St. Paul, 1%} lo., preferre Wabash, %; bers Union, 5s Missouri Tacido't; Michigan Central, Srationany.—New York Central, ©. M4 and Lo. Harlem, Ohio and Mississippi, Blatt ‘of Columbia 3-63 CLOSING PRICES—3 P, om Gold. Pacific 35 8 aa ai Seep Tel. 17 Scere To" a 164 Dela W kris. 1 a 61 ws oF Clev & Pitts... 89) Chick NW. 85 Chica NW 48 Chied RI Wg n W234 UnPaeitic. ... ME St Paul. 31g a 313g Missouri Pac, ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call loans closed casy at 2}¢ and 3 per ; cent. The indications, however, point to higher rates in the near future. Both East and West need cur- rency, and the withdrawal of deposits from New York Danks is pretty sure to follow, Exchange was quiet and steady. Prime asking rates wore 4.80 and 4.84; selling rates, 4.78 a 4.79 and 4.8214 94.83%. Reichmarks, 93% a 94 and 947% a 95, Cables, 955. Prime Paris, 5.23% a 5.2054. ; THE GOLD MARKET. Gold opened and closed at 11634, the two extremes of the day having been 116% and 116%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-16, 6-64, 3-82, 7-64, 1-92 and finally 8-64 until Monday, One hundred dollars of rag money is worth $85 84. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... + $1, Currency balances. 1, Gross clearances 44,045,000 Currency exchanges Currency balances 3,106,181 Gold exchanges. 2, 044.502 Gold balances. 542,932, RAILROAD BONDS, In railroad bonds this afternoon the dealings were gmall. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cur- Fency bonds sold at 9734, Union Pacific firsts at 102%, Jand grants at 97 and Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, cou- pons, 28%. The following are the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 102}¢ to 102%; Union Pacific land grante, 9714 to 97%; Union Pacific sinking funds, 867% to 87; Central Pacifics, 1063 to 107%. a THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Treasury operations for the week included the isbursement of $711,100 gold for interest and $295,000 in redemption of five-twonty bonds and the receipt of $2,066,000 for customs. The Treasury shipments of legal tenders and frac- tional currency for ‘the week were $3,100,000. The Treasury now hold $369,790,000 in bonds to secure the national bank circulation and $18,780,000 to secure public deposits, Tho national bank circulation outstanding amounts to $346,770,000, of which $2,640,000 are gold notes. The national bank notes received for redemption to-day amounted to $600,000; total for the week, $2,800,000, Customs receipts to- day, $550,000; total for the month to date, $2,830,000, Revenue receipts to-day, $250,000; for the month, $3,000,000, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $11,000 gold on account of interest and $58,000 in re- demption of five-twenty bonds. The Treasury balances at the close of business to-day were as follows:— + $4,970,000 « 68,780,000 + 12,500,000 Government bonds closed steady. THE BANK STATEMENT. ‘The bank statement is suggestive of a stronger money market. Legal tenders to the amount of $6,138,000 have been withdrawn from the city, and it is a fair sap- Position that a considerable proportion of this sum hag been called for by the West for the purpose of moving the crops of that section, Thero are those, howover, who believe that some of this amount has been with- drawn by Boston banks, because of tho feverislness in that money market, and who claim that, when the real condition of speculative circles in this city is well un- SEEESEESIEESSSEESESSSEESSEE 2 61 10:15 AND 1 M. {$1000 US 5's, 10-40 r. 11634 HOAs eo 1 Two U 8 5:20) 6 One 120% {100 @o.. TO do. 500 do. 1000 do 2000 Ohio & M Riz. 100 Chi& N W RE 60 do. SECOND BOARD—1 P.M, '5:boo 118% SOOsbsLS&MBRR. 53 old be 503g 1000 52, 77.be 104~ 1800 = Ta be GT 200 Un Fee Ri 45 400 CAN W 33 73% 1000 EXwanpens 8 $1000U85-20,r, 10000 Tenn 6 4000 Del 2000 Un Pael 500 shy Con © 1200 1100 1020 100 200 do. 100 Atl & Pac Tel. ) Amer Ex.... 25 Adams Ex. 700 Vac Mail 58. 2000 do... 4010 Erie RR. 100 do. - 344 200 erg 200 Big ee one seni RR oT $00 84, 1000 Pac Kit of Mo... 19% 700 83% do. 83 19. 200 tu 100 100 10 100 200 500 200 COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM—FUTURES WEAK AND IRREGULAR—FLOUR = QUIET—WHEAT ¥IRMER—CORN STRONG—OATS STEADY—RYE QUIET—BARLEY § FIRMER—BARLEY MALT DULL—PORK FIRM—LARD 4EASIER—PETRO- LEUM FIRMER—NAVAL STORES QUIET BUT STRONG—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND STRONG-—WHISKEY DULL-—FREIGHTS 8TRONG— HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUNNIES QUIET— COFFEE QUIET—SUGAR STEADY. Sarurpay, Oct. 9—6 P. M. Corrrr.—The market was very quiet for Brazils and mild coffees and nominally unchanged. We quote:— Ordinary cargoes, 193¢c. a 193¢c,; fair do., 2040, a 20%. ; good do., 2lc. a 21340; prime do, 2lige. 213¢c. ; extreme range for lots, 1934c. a 22%c. ; Santos, fair to good, 20i¢c. a 214e., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 26c. a 27c.; do., grass mats, 27c. a 29c.; Singapore, do., 220, a 24; Ceylon, 2la & 22c.; Maracaibo, 203¢c, a 23¢; Laguayra, FIRST BOARD—10:30 dovmy I. 200 shs Un Pac RR. 29 Clev a deed 1 $1000 Mo 6, 1. 900 400 500 yuo 100 B00 BuO 10) Gallatin N 1500, 100 Quick Sfin, 1000 95 C 5 100 N EEEE xpre To Wells-raurgo Ex.bo 1800 West Un vel..be 7 150 2700 2 Py & ws Si do. do do. do. do. do. od. do. do. do do. do. do. 5s % O30¢ {oo Un Pee 63" 1400 do 100. do. 63% 100 Ohio AMI ph bs 31 100 do. 8 10V0,CATORR.be 3K e «©: BRKORE CALL—12:40 P.M, 0000 &N Woon... 97% 1000shsC &NWRR, 34 Sroo0 6 & 0 at con, 200 do. BUY 5000 Un Pac RR Ist. Foy she pind Un tel. jo derstood, a further decline in the bank reserves will occur, This is a matter that time alone can determine. If the greenbacks have gone abroad to move crops, it is a healthy sign; if not, then danger is ahead, ‘The avecie average ig $252.000 higher than lags week, 200. a 213¢0. ; Jamaica, 183¢. a 20c.; St. Domingo, ice 18kgc.; Porto Rico, 18}gc. a 21c.; Costa Rica, 19c. a j wexican, 203g. @21}gc.; Manila, 2le. a 22c.; Angos- tora, 2002.8 2140. ; Savauilla, 20c. a 220; Curacoa, 19, 0 204e. Corrox.—The moverssent ¥. the higher views of holders, ™ vance of fully 4c. per Ib. Baye"#) eS, go on upon this basis, and a subsequent prcle of in the part, of sellers led to the sales reported belowSon tho strength of which quotations are marked up 3¢c. for all sades. Stock is not accumulating, and the purchase of desirable round lots is attended with considerable difficulty. In addition to the spot cotton was retarded by in mogt cases asked an ad- sales regularly reported below @ transaction took place privately by which ® line of 2,200 bales, deliverable within 30 days, was placed at 13 7-16c., basis middling. Stained cottons are scarce, and, while no sales have been made lately, an advance of 4c. per pouud is made in quotations to conform to bids, Futures have been feverish, opening strong, in consequence ot @ farther advance in Liverpool, and advancing 1-16c,, when manipulation added a further advance of 1-16c. a 340. From this point there was a decided reaction, and at the close the market was only 1-82c, a 1-160, higher, as compared with the final figures of yesterday, with the market weak and irregular. Wo are advised that at least one despatch was sent to Liverpool yesterday, which reported @ killing frost at the South, the design'of which ‘was, ot course, to influence the market. Despatches have Been sent to-day from this side to counteract, and we aro aware that the Liverpool market is reported as closing from quiet to easier by In fact, there have Deon no reports of a killing frost. On the ‘contrary, the weather reports, as received from the Signal Service Bureau, foretell’ warmer weather, while private ad- Vices as tg the crop continue generally ga@d. We quote i= October, 18 17-32e. a 15 Novembe BeBe. a 18 3-18e.; December, 13 § oe “January, 18 SiGe. ée.; March, 1834e. May, i4ige. e ; Suly; 14ige. a ej August, 14850. based on American standard of classifi m instore Tunning in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted din: trict ordi on Strict good Low middling. Strict low mi 14 143, 4 14% Ri oa a nt me din How miading, 12 8160; fuiddling: 120 The sales To-Day. Last Bo'g. Total. i 100 ” BOL 179 630 ‘otals. + Oe ou — Par lucare delivery the sales ‘rors ae follows --Vestera afer two f M.-Octaber, 200 bales nt, 13'e. 100at 13 9-day 200 at 1334¢., 100 at 13 13-820. ; November, 100 at 13 1-32e., 600 at 1346. December, 100 ‘at 13 L-82e., 600 at 18 1-16e.} Senmary, 3" 1-B2c., 100 at “13 B-82e., 1,008 13° 5-B2e. ; February, ‘vo, Te March, 10) at 13. Igoe. : May, UU at 140. as Bs ere Yesterday's closing prices — October, 13 83 326. a 13 7-166. Hige.; Decem- ber, 18 $e; January, 135: 133¥c., March, 13.19. S40. (Ge, 1-826} June, ‘igs: 140-320. ; July, Teiioo X taice | August 14 B60. a thsie.. Market buoyant Sales yup 40 1 Hs R= it 19 9-166. o 300 at 13 Se "0D and 1: 18 5-B2o., 1,000 96 19 7-S3s., 1,700 at 13 1,800 at 13 7-826., Tod a gs 200. mt a idieen 100 at 18 “7-326 1 ebraary, 100 at 13 7-166. 109 ae13 15, C5 cw) at 13 1Bie,, BOO aL 1BiGe, EY ye. 5 March, 100 at 1S 21 Bee, TOD at, at 20) at 18 29-340. 800, at 15) 11-160, 18 21-di! ; April, 100 at 18-31 100. at 13 15-16¢., 900 at 13 $1820. ' Total, 25,900 bales. Grund total, 83,400 bales. ‘The receipts for tho weok wore as follows:—Galveston, 3.148; New Orleans, 1,400; Mobllo, 2004, Savannah. rleston, ‘8,607; Wilmington, 397; — Norfolk, H New. York 208; Boston, Si; PhAladelpia, 90" ‘otnl,, 17,237. last, week, 12,052, | This oar, 14,449. Tot mber 1, 801,017 otto fre th Wore as follows: To Havro: by steam, 8¢ yo to Han pang, by staan, Nie compreied, “To He "atohin, ‘6 ‘Liverpool, by steam, 7-164. 500 bushels} here was only a m: the market ruled quiet, ba je chan; jes, including WOOkS boiss at tho annexed quotations. five ices, Com meal 15 for 85 f oy, $0,608 i jorate demand for a wi ern, 10, fou was gales at aboas ab yesterday's Family. 7508 800 Be, Louis, low oats 6004 700 Be. Louis, straight extra. 7004 750 Louis, choice double extri 8004 B50 Bt Louis, choice feuatly. 8508 9 50 Rye flour, fine to supe 470% 600 Southern, No. 2. +4508 5 00 4500 5 35 490 700 7258 900 3 65a 390 3 50a 370 4150 — ‘20 00 « 20 aoe FS 5 = ° 2c. on medium to pri were lower to sell. Sal for No. 2 Chicago, $1 203 was ualities. ‘The ower sdoxeriptio ow HT) bushels, at $1 24.0 81 28 $i 30 Milwaukee, $1 40 for prime Minncadtn, $1 3 a $4 26 for new spring Chicago, 1 10.n $1 50 for new white. $1 a $110 for new ted winter Gorn ruled strong. ‘and per bushel. Sal Joc," for steamer, 71 or bith mies, “Osts | * ye Sales were 2,000 bushels No. 1 Milwaukee nt 90c. Burley was firmer; sales 30,000 bushels at $1 12 for fair Canada. Barley malt was dull, Beans and pess—The market for mediums was stoady with a fair demand at about formor prices; marrows were in mod- erate demand at full unchanged prices. Other descriptions Were, dull, but without decided change. Wo quote — Me. dium, ‘choice, $1 85 a $1 Won, falr to wood, $1 70 a 1 80; marrows, Aiton $2 20 80; do., fair to Reo 1 G0 a #2; pea, Ra $9 OO: red kidney, prime. #2 20 white do., holes, 82 » 82 10; do. dog ‘80; green peas, $1 ‘Oagl hoy Southern black eye peas, Der two-bushel bag, $3. Guxnres.—The market was quiet and prices were more or Joss nominal, We quote Domestic cloth, 136. # 1340.5 Borneo and Gouripore, 14c. ; Calcutta, 94s 13) Hur anp Jurs.—The market was quiet and without de- cided change. Jute butts were in some demand and steady af shout former prices. uote :—American, dressed, per ton, rou. ‘tnd $285 a $240 for singles Manila hemp, 76, hi id, Ber Ib. she latter, for fine; Russia, gold; Itwlian, $2 60 a’ $275 "Tate, Sige ac.” gold. Jute ‘plitts quoted at 2%c. w urren¢y. Sisal hemp, S¢.. cold. litpxs.—The market for prime grades was firm, with a fair demand at full quotations, and common grades’ were quiet 1 without further change. ‘The sales wore 1,650 Corpus hristi, 450 city slaughter and 120 dry salted Texas on pri- yate teims. Receipts of hides for the past week were as follows :—9,979 from Buenos Ayres, per Lord’ Clarendon ; 9,967 trom Cindad Bolivar, per Mary Burdett; 241 from Puerto Cabello, per Honry Waddis 623 from Corpus Christi, r ington : Brashonr City’ per W. G. lowes: rashonr City, per Freebone Cy. pe 152 from. ‘Sava G48 hides, and 14 bales Calcutta Wultaloy Stock On hand :—4 dry Buenos ontevik 39,700 do, Kio Grande, 16,200 do. Orindeo, 12,500 do. Central America, do, Bogota and Savanilla, 2,100 do. Puerto Cabello, 0 do. African, 700 do. West India, 9,000 do. Tampico, | 2,100 do. Truxillo, 10,700 do. Mexican, ‘14,800 do. Texa Western and Southern, and 3,500 wet salted Texas, Western and Southern. Total, 220,200 hides und 350 bales Caleutta cow, and 1 bales Calcutta buffalo. Same time last heen 000 hides and 1,405 bales Calcutta cow and Dual, uote :—Buenos Ayres, 25 to 28 1b: Pri 20 t0.25 Ibs, 21¢, a 230. S gd ‘ontevideo, 20! »; Bogota, 15 to ‘exas and Southern, 24 to 30 Ibs., 13 city, slaughter, ox, G0 to 80 Ibs. ig Ibs., 8c, & 8)40., currency, selected Morassus was quiet and steady, | We y fugal and mixed, 2 : do. clayed covado, refining, 83c. ry ;.do. do., grocery a 40 Porto ‘Rico, 376m G0c.; English Islands, 396.’ a S0c-; New Orleans, ‘60¢. a GB8e, cow, 45 ‘to nie ‘he market tor spints ot turpentine wi seronger, | ‘The sales were 39 bbls. at 48e., and 100 bbls, New York at 40c. Rosin—Strained was dull and without decided change; better grades were moderately active: 200 bbls. strained at $170, and 100 bbls, at $379 a $5, Tar was neg- lected and nominal at avout former prices. Pitch was uiet and, unchanged. | We auote Spirits of turpentine sc. a 30¢.; rosin, strained, $1 70 a $1 75; Wi hington tur, $2 12% a $2 25; pit The market was without essential change. tinal was in fair jobbing demand and steady. Lard was in mod- erate demand at about former prices. Olive was dull, but without further change, Cottonseed was in fair demand and steady. Menhaden was dull and nominally unchanged, Crude sperm and whale were in good demand and firm At about full quotations. We quote :—Cottonseed, fic. 4Gc.5_ do. ‘summer yellow, inter yellow, Gc, “a 70c.i linseed, ; lard, present makes, 5c. ° a do., winter, Bi Gea $i bo; mebhndent Suund'shee a ase Mating 3c, Se. sperm, crude, $1 50% do., bleached. winier, 81. 8: natural $1 80; whale, Northern, 68c. ; do., Neste Bgertdo. vtletened einer, Se. ww B0e.; do., natural do., 720. & 736. ; olive, casks, $1 15 $1 18; do., cases, $4 25 a $450, Pxrtouxta.—The market for ‘refinea was firmer and ad- vancing. The sales were 5,000 bbls. at 13%c., and 4, dbis. ai Ide, and 5,000 “bbls, sold at "Philadelphia for prompt dalivery, Crude in bulk was quoted at 6c. for 8c. a GUC; casks and’ bbl prompt 67sec. ee month; do. in bbis.. at 10%. tor prompt and 104c. a for month. Refined, standard ie ate tie crunk eek dor for nical roene ite lace aphtha, Le, for prompt and month ; eases quoted at i7ie. a lv} ic a was quoted at 13),¢. for prompt and mont! earg 34C. Bila “was quoted at THe. for prompt month ; caro lots, 130 PRovisions.—Receipty—Cut meats, 166 packages; pork, B82do. The ‘ket was firm, but only modersiely ac | tive, closing at about $22 30 a fiw 2 35 for cash and October deliveries, Jobbing, es $22 “ 2,000 bbis. Octol $22 90; 30° a B22 Dressed’ hogs were quoted ‘at 10s. * ‘wig "Beet hn | beef hams were negiected and nominal at former prices Bacon was quiet; the sales were 100. buxes city long cleur at 124¢0, a 12%." Cut meats were quiet and nominal. Lard Wasa shade euslor, closing at 19%. u 13 18-160. for and October¢ deliveries: sales 1,000 | tlerces Octob “ at 13 I1-16c, a 13%c., 500 — tierces vern= ber wt 13%4c., 20 tierces’ prime city at 13340. Butter—The market was without material change, with | rices as before, We quo | Le. ; do. fair to choice, 27¢. a 2c. ; ‘We tern tubs, fair to choice, 16c, estern Reserve and Michigan, fair to choice, 17e. | .20c. Cheese—The market was firm, with a fair inquiry, at | about former prices. We quote :—Stute fnetory, common to fancy, 4c. # 113ge. ; do., part skim, 4c. a 7c. ; dairies, fancy, | full ‘cream, 9c. & Llc. ; Uo., fair to good, part skim, 2c. a skims, 2c. ‘ade: Ohio factory. common to fancy, 3c, tre: Rick was steady and unchanged, We note jobbing sales of 25 cusks Carolina at 8c. aSigc., 150 bbls. Louisiana at T3gc. a 8c. and 150 bags Rangoon i fe. a Gige. We quote: clina fair to prime, Ze. a 840. Louistana, rime und common qualities down to dice. ; tangoon, Oc. 2 Oise, currency; Patna, 7c. a 7ixc., currency; Rangoon, in oud 3 234¢. per Ib-, gold, ensh. SuGau—The market for raw was steady, snd anchianged: su a Bub Boxes molasses Sagar at 2 ‘The sales were 100 boxes syruj hds. good refining at Be. an ea Moe seerket tex relia was firm. We quote:— | ir refine aise Be; Cuba, grocery, fair to | choice, 8 contrift ral, hhds. and boxes, Nos. Deeg pape ag ae ee Se. Porto ‘Rico, reflaing, cominon to prime, 7ige. a racers, fat to chotee, Sic. w Hoye; stanitard A. 10) a iss o 10) any crushed, 11}gc. ; powdered, 10% anulated, Oe. ; yellow, 9c. w T&e. ; extra Oe toe tout lobe ie amine was firm, with sal ch of 30,000 Ibs, at 150. ye was quiet, but tiga. Salés 150,000 Ibs. at 10%e. MIskky.—Receipts 546 bbls. Thd market was dull, with # of 175 bbls. at $1 19 per gallon. GiHT8.—A moderate business was transacted in all d she general tone of the market was firm, noticeable change. The, charters were as fol- iegian bark, hence to Cork for orders, with 8,500 quurtere gre at Gs. Od. ; another, from Philadelphia Hatre, with a.500 wi petroleum and naphthe. st | ence to Havre or Dunkirk, wit 42, 0a.; ea American bar i Geran bark fom 8,500 bbls. crude petrolen . Bare vale eros pea hes, with, 7,000 obls. rened for. troleum, at 4s, 73gd., short 1°¥ ‘a British ship, of Pod tons register, hence to Liverpod! with » general cargo, at a luinp suin, not made public; an Lvdan bark, hence to Bristol, Cardiff or Newport, with 3,000 quaxgers grain, at 6s, Bd., or Gloucester, at Us. 4gd.; another, Wil "2500 do. do., same voyage and rate as above charter. EUROPEAN MARKET. POOL, Oct. 9—Kvening.—Linseed oil, 25s. per cwt. Oct. 9-2 P. M.—The Stock Exchange is ant- There is considerable excitement in the foreign markets, particularly the various issues of the Turkish loan, ae eas UGUST BELMONT an 1D and 21 Nassan stro et, issue Travellers’ ts, available in all parts of the world, the Ngee Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents, "Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Calitoruia and Europe, AD $10 Invest now $1,900 according to your means, $10, $25, $100, $1,000 in StockyPrivileges. profit from “From 10 to 15 times the sum in- They often pay vested every 30 days, without risk beyond the investment as exptained in our book and Weekly Financial Report, sent free, containing the daily prices and fluctuations that occur at the New York Stock Exchange; also the general condition of the New York money market, ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., 12 Wall street, New York. A OHS TICKLING & 00.. BANKERS AND BRO- kers, 72,Broadway, New York prepared to fill orders for Stock Privileges on the are alwa; FINANCTAL, FRAUD EXPOSED —PUTS, CALLS, STRADDLES and spreads laid bare; heads, { win; tails, you lose; pam: myet pre 8 50 cents: buy and save a fortune. ARTIN & BENNETT, IMO Montague street, Brooklyn. AWDEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS . bought and sold by the ld established Stock, aud Bond Hoo MRT H NIGOLAY & co., No, 4i Fine street, New York. T REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other securities; insurance of all kinds ireted with best com panies. JS. HABRIC 117 An 70, yEHOSE, SE us: . Monthly Register” gratis samp, ureiaraton frees business transfers. c., negotiated expeditiously: no charge unless negotiation concluded. HUNT & HAYNES, F Sito a7 rosary , Financlal and Business DVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS OF FURNITURE, Pianos, amonde, Jewelry and general merchaudiss WO on Mortgage; ood Brooklyn se JAMES CAGNEY, 15 Abinudon square _(Bighth avenue) WIDOW LADY, STRANGE a pecuniarily distreaned and seeks aid from some liberal ress FRIENDLESS, box 118 Herald Up- town Branch office, A } gentleman. Addi LADY, OCCUPYING PART OF A HOUSE, DE- sires a gentleman to assist her in a small busines: Address L. V., Heraid Brooklyn Branch office, ALIFORNIA MINING —SOME OF THEM are perfectly safe as investments, paying regular divi- dends of twenty to forty per cent... Orders executed by sele- graph for any quamtity desired. ‘Telexeaphie quotations and Sther information furntahed, WILLIAM WARD, No. 9 Bi street, Drexel Building. * OUNTY, TOWN, CITY OR VILLAGE BONDS, AND every other description of securities, current or uncur- rent, of “Wisconsin, lown and Minnesota, bought by C. SCHLEY, Milwaukee, Wis. APITALISTS OR PARTIES HOLDING TRUST FUNDS J can secure a most desirable investment, yielding a large annual revenne—the Lambertville Bridge. spanning the Del- aware from New Hope to Laupbertville, for sale, Address H. H., Herald office. UNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.’S CLAIMS.—PARTIES holding acknowledged claims against the above firm to an amount of $40,000 can obtain a choice piece of Real 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, oarnrnnrenneenee nnn FOUNG, MAN (IRST CLASS GROCER) W At invest $4,000 to $8,000 in w first class hi : ee or retail, with services; seven gears reference aad’ see security from present ‘employer, or would take responsible. positions A No. 1 salesman; or would travel. Address, for three daysy BUSINESS, Herald Uptown Branch oft A bly ce PRIY, ame Lt capeetay al BUSINESS for sale on Union square. A party wauting a poet in pleasant business ill nd « bargain by re ait: LINER, box 141 Herald office. FIRST CLASS BUSINESS FOR SALE—IN BROOK- A. aves Propeny. ‘Tia ts, om, opporiauity. bat eae dom alter re 2 rina angen ‘only need address HENRY BEN- LADY HAVING FURNITURE WOULD LIKE TO nw party having some furniture or # little means in house for boarders. Apply at or address TRUST, 19 stro PARTNE TRED IN A BUSINESS ESTAB- £1. lished ov. payin large profits; income to in- Vestor guarantee D yearly. For particulars see my agent, LLOYD, way. PARTNER WANTED.—COAL BUSINESS, WELL cases tablished. doing an extensive business; Dent refer- ences; only a rerpousible ‘ith $2,500, need apply. MALONE'S Store Agency, No, 3 Chambers street. LADY, HAVING KEPT FIRST CLASS HOUSES und hiving considerable household goods, desires @ partnership with some one about taking a house for board- rs; advertiser would e ferre Address KOSS, Herald office, RSOAEAOGNE EE PARTNER WANTED—IN THE MACHINIST BUSI- a ans with 83, rhe or #5 ‘9 capital, Address or call om eR BUSINESS MAN, WITH $6,000, MAY organize andcontrol a legitimate business which will yie! os “ae at least $10,000 a year, Address K., box 180 Herald N ENERGETIC MAN, WITH A SMALL CAPIT, AA” who will devote his the to introduce « now articl will do well to call at my shop, 258 West wenty eighth pee H.W TELG OHS. A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCUKED A for merchants, manufacturers and others; Real Estate e: changed for Business; Mining Interests, hesuiiedg persons with capital seeking busmess’ advised, without charge, approved opportunities. References—C. F, Hur President People’s Bank; K. H. Garbutt & Cotfeo, 5t Park place, de, GRIGGS & CARLE- rokers, 08 Broadway, Property for same. | Principal address box 167 Herald offic: XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Interest com- puted and compounded January and July. Interest paid six er cent, Interest comreences the Ist of the month next fol- owing the deposit. "Bank open daily; also Monday, Wedues- day nnd Saturday evenings. JOHN E. DEWITT, Presid H, K. Tuvrnxn Vice President. | Gro. C. WaLno, EUROPEAN FUNDS TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND Property; principals only; no bonus; also Leaseho! dings In course of erection, & WETZEL, 92 Broad New York. OR SALE CHEAP—100 SHARES NEW CENTRAL Coal Companys Stock. “Apply to oF address SAMU SMITH, No. 71 Wail street. JOR SALE—A FEW GOOD BONDS AND MORTGAGES on real estate within 10 miles of New York: bonds- men good; 10 per cent off and dixbursements, Address D., box 133 Herald Uptown Branch office. AS, FIRE INSURANCE AND CITY RAILROAD Stocks and Bonds bought and gold; commercial paper ana loans negotiated, JA, HOYT, 33 Wall street, or Brooklyn Property at greatly reduced rates; good up- | Plications wanted, Principals address THOS, C.’ ALLI Appraiser, 54 Pine stroc! ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Nork city Mortgages. without bonus, Principals desiring to BORROW OR INVEST a mate GRANT, 145 Broadway, OHN 8 PIERCE, NO. 5 PINE money, without bonus, on approved real estate in New York, Brooklyn and Westchester county; also purchases Mortizages at lowest rates. Morr WANTED, J. H. MORRIS, 172 Contre street. ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE—ON New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Staten Island, on Improved Property. Apply to LEVI COOK, 113 Broadway, room ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- | ‘out bonus; on second and leasehold mortgage! forms. GEO. W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, ‘ORTH CAROLINA BOND HOLDERS—ALL OLASS- os can hear of something greatly affecting their inter- ests, and means of securing themselves by immediately ap- plying to LEWIN W. BARRINGER, Attorney-at-Law, No. 700 Walnut street, Philadelphia, or ‘No, 916 Continéntal ote! HE ADVERTISER, CONTROLLING A VALUABLE | proprietary medicine. would give half {t.torest for estab- lished Business or take a Partner with capital to introduce the medicine, which sells on its merits whon known and is a sure fortune’ if pushed. Address DRUGGIST, box 180 | Herald office, ‘ALUABLE MANUFACTURING. STOCK TO change for non-dividend Railroad Stock or Dry Goods. ating where interview can be had, S. HARRI- W "Si WISCONSIN RaTLWAY COMPA The committee appointed at the gen the first mortgage seven per cont. land ‘grant-bondi-olacrs, held at Cannon Street Hotel, London, on the 15th of Sep: | tember, give notice that a cireilur by the committee, explan- atory of the position of the company’s affairs and the course the committee recommend, may be obtained on application | ‘at the offices of Messrs. Naylor, Benzon & No. a4 01d | Bioad soot Longonr Br G.-tr Mess: Naylor #00. GS soa 101 John strect, New York, or it will be sent by post'to such | bondholders as furnish them with their addresses. Byo ord ler | @ of the committes, J. BT Offices of Messrs. Naylor, Benson & Co., st Gil Broad | street, London, E. 0.; Messrs, Naylor & Co., 9 and 101 alin streak, New York, CLINTON PLACE.—HENDERSON & BROWN, Agents Scottish Western Loan Company; invest fot capitalists in nine cent guaranteed mortgage on first class tarms, Send for circular. $4.00 OR $5,000 WANTED—TO INCREASE aia legitimate manufacturing business, well | tablished; close investigation invited. Apply ‘to G. F. | MORSE, Whittemore House, 45 Grove street. (0.0 EeTAYE cag MANURACTURING | BUST. | th ess; new stylo of staple goods, ready sale, and want capital; will sell quarter or half interest; process patented. Address W. M., Herald office, 10.00 TO ADVANCE — DUTY.—BUSINESS eight ise established, panes to whole. | ie; solo agencies of highly recommended European firms | secured; goods on commission, Address FREDERICKS, No. 73g Cooper Union, New York. $10. 000 WAXTEDITO INCREASE A LUMBER | business, established seven years, that will $100 por day; f I security given (iret mortage for Tiree times thie baa WANT! Herald office, $15. 00: profitable Present productions; liber: BY A tgp atid pe OF ash ; orders | oto reliable party. | W. H. CHASE, Newark, N. 98, (VO 72,208 ON BOND, aD MORTGAGE, in sums of $3,000 to $10,000; good First | origages Dousht and cashed without delay. , 199 Kighth street, near Broadw: 51.000 72 LOA’: AT SIX PER CENT INTER: . est. on first class city property. Money for | ‘Weatehoster and Brooklyn. City Railroad Stocks vonglt t.P. HYATT, No. 145 Broadway. $230. 00 70 LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. on city Real Estate. in, various tune fora term of feats. RICHARD V. HARNETT, 111 | Broadway, room F, Vasement, city, without bonus, CONREY, 162 Broadway, room Brooklyn or unty, for a term of sare JOUN'F. ¢ COPARTNERSHIPS. WILL MAKE LIBERAL LOANS ON NEW YORK | {| Ife STREET, LOANS | ° | partnership; the | FIDENTIAL, box 11 $250. 000 Bh LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN | | Westehester | = Y ISHES THE LOAN OF A pea sum of money, for which ample security will be rent of furnished Rooms ifdesired. Address C. own Branch offi XOUTH WILL SELL HALF INTEREST IN NEWS, Candy and Variety Store for $200, ‘woman oF Si Zouple who will keep house and tend: store white. "he serves: increasing Address E. his paper route; fine location: rent, with living’ apartments. aveniuo, Brooklyn, A§ \TLEMAN OF LO! AND AC- knowedged ability, at present engaged in one of the first class hotels in New York, would like to form a partner- ship with a party of means in a house in this or ay other: city, where his knowledge of the business would be an equiv= alent to cupital, and where he would have an opportunity to share the profits of “what he knows about the businoss. Address A. PERKINS, Herald Uptown Branch ofiice, SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.—A GEN- tleman wishes a partner with $25,000 in an old estab= lished business. Address H. L, T., Herald office. SINESS,—TO EXCHANGE, REAL ESTATE, WITH, in 10 miles of New York, tor a paying Business; Hotel? aurant or Livery Stable pfeferred. Address D., box 133 ghusinens: cheap ERT, 586 Third) 10 LEG 8 CAN BE J bought for the manufacture of a uew and delicious Drink that sells wall end pags Sty per cent profit at ‘wholes sale, Apply to MITCHELL, 7 Cedar street. RESSMAKING AND PATTERN ESTABLISHMENT ale—The only first class place on the oast sides er wishes to retire from business, and no reasonable offer Mrs. A LUCAS, 325 Grand street. OR SALE-TERMS BASY—FACTORY AND. JOBBING' Machine Sho] hed 27 vears; a fortune for am gutorprising man. ‘qdress A. BAR: HOLF, 33 Gold street ‘ork. will be refused. f OR SALE—A DRUG STORE, WITH AN ESTAB’ lished business, in a rapidly growing town, near the city” of New York; yo. purchased with © small capital one unmarried preferred, and to whom will be given an oppor- tunity tostudy medicine with « physician of lange practice, Address VINDEX, box 776 New Yonk Post office, OR SALE—THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a first class Tailoring Business; best location an Broad- Way. Address, for three days, MONTAGUE, box 126 Herald’ Uptown Branch oftice. OR SALE AT A BARGAIN—THE CONTROLLING Interest in the best Proprietary Medicines in the market; reason for selling, ill health; such an op} ortunlty | will not long remain ogen, Address THE L. Me PANY, Horald offi \AMILY HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, FOR. fale: guod location, and house and restaurant ding a paying business, Price, $12,000. Terms fa 0 desira~ 0 purchascre, Apply’ to" GRIGGS & CARLETON, 0S Broadway. E AT TRADE.—THE ADVERTISER, HAVING HAD in experience of twenty-four years as a member of the: firm in one of the oldest and’ best ‘known houses in the hat, trade, in buying the fur, making the mixtures, weighing out and superiutending the manufacture of fur Rata, estres 10 make his services available with some one with capital or some house in a kindred business desiring to enter the tr or # house already in the trade. Address HATS, box Herald oiice, | HAVE, THE FOLLOWING PATENTS FOR SALE:— Pump filter, for house or ship uso; music leaf turner, the finest ever invented; selflighting oll lamp, hil coapliny beor can, self-chaiking line for carpenters, chlid’s swing and, ‘and small articles to work or royalty. Address J.! | Ww “HUGHES, ot Liberty street. fay eats gree $6,000 TO $12,000, WANTED, TO .xtend the most profitable manufacturing business in this sity can be secured: profit 100 per cent, Address OP+ PORTUNITY, Herald office. GALL FOUNDRY, WITH GOOD JOBBING TRADE, to | ‘Present occupant will take ono or two floors, with meltod iron for his goods,which he wants to: give al his attention to: any penson renting can have a good start in business of half a ton of castings per day to commence on. Call at foundry, 100 Morgan street, Jersey City. —< RTISER, WHO IS THOROUGHLY PRAG. business, requests an Interview with a ileman of business qualifications, having $8,000 (one about BO years of age pret he view of forming @ co usiness is light manufacturing, a speci nity, pd will pay at least 200 per Gent; she $5,000 wanted to {or stock; # knowledge of the business not necessary wll ine formation ta an acceptable party; highest references. giv ty, de. Address CON? and required as to character, int UE ADVERTISER, WHO IS THOROUGHLY PRAG. 4 Herald office. tical at his business, requests an interview with a gen- fleman of business, qualitications, having $10,000, with “th view of forming a copartuership; the business is dealin jannfacturing; is o well paying business; all information ta ‘an acceptable party; the best reference given aud required # to character, integrity, &c. Address D. FRANCOL Greenwich street. 10 JEWELLERS,—A GENTLEMAN, HAVING ESTAB« lished office and large circle of trade, desires sample line of fine gold goods from manufacturer who sells to jobbers gnly : will pay cash for all goods sold. Address RELIABLE, TEL OW Tho pubsoriver dusires to loses 6 furehdlnd GRUP te any section of the country, or would make liberal nents for the management of one. Cull on or address GEO, LER STEWART, Astor House. FANTED-A WIDE AWAKE MAN AS A PARTNE tn af.pld established Jewelry business, with » capital $300 to ok Addi Jeweller, Herald office. WANTED—A ine, MAN WITH $6,000 CASH manage w profitableuusiness om Long Island. Addrest LON, box 122 Herald ANTED—A PARTY WITH SOME CAPITAL, TO JOIN advertiser in the maunfacture of enamelled ‘iron show cards by the lithographic transfer process and direct printings A good business promised to the right party. Good refer ences. Address J. L., box 147 Herald office, ff. F. BERMINGHAM (LATE WITH MESS James A. Hoarn & Son, 773 and 775. Hrondway), has | been admitted a member of ‘our firm. KEEP MANUPAC- TURING COMPANY, patentoes and ‘sole manufacturers of Keep's Patent Partly’ Made Dress Shirts. Factory 16 and | 167 Mercer street ; retail store, O71 Broadwa: K- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. EB & CO. BUSINESS “IND FL 1,258 BROADWAY, aoues Orands PARTNERS WANTED in Western cities. SOAP WORKS A capital opening... -.:... WOOLLEN GOODS—fo form « corporation ‘for aaron Sering: #90 ‘old ostablished firms furgishing patldians: ma: chi ‘and connection as a nucleus, (00,000 oft T FRAME and Moulding Factory, iong established, poullaiy nts, ‘ote. , machine hom extensive stocl TTERY, Business, 19 per cent guaranteed, with secur if desired, without ‘Hiab lity, or as Lae part WOOLLEN GOODS Manuiactory TANNERY ie Pennsylvania. ..... «86,00 Also a number Ro Ro pg interesta” in’ “Mining ‘Lands in I active stocks aud operate against them in liew of margin. mueh as 1,000 per cent profit has been realized the last, two weeks in some instances.” Parties wishing to deal in Wall strect should call or write for our 72 page book, entitled MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, giving all information required, We will SEND COPIES FREE. Address orders by mail and telegraph to ‘ JOHN HICRLING & CO., 72 Broudway, Now York. —PUTS. $100. CALLS, Stock Privileges bought and sold by us on members of the Stock Exchange; large profits have been realized lately and the fall activity lias only just commenced; we give all orders our personal aftention aud guarantee satisfaction, Explaua- tory pamphlet sent free, TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. Spreads. $200. Strada LARGE SUM ON HAND TO PURCHASE GOOD second Mortgages; alae to loan on First Mortgage on York property. mae No. 8 West Twenty. fifth street, =A.—RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold. Taformation ue ae, &o., cheerfully given. . WEEKS, Banker, 178 Brovaway, paced GASLIGHT AND COKE GOMPANY « Fir ‘tgage 10 Per Cent Bonds—an investment that will’ bear ingetigation, Send for circular, SAMUEL A. ae” it. Louis, Mo, Marketaole Sqyjuritios taken in Nevada and Colorado, NNW YORK city and vicinity. CHEMICAL WORKS. very profitable $15,000 ONK O MORE parties to furnish capital io" work “under » stent, from which large returns have already been real, zed off amount invested. . BREWERY —For wale, an ‘id ‘catablished “sad ‘favorably ery. with capacity of 229 barrels daily, PHILOSOPHICAL AND. MEDICAL. Instramente—Sole ney for well known European manufacturers: ies | witl DRUGS AND FLOUR MIL on enablighed partner with 10,000 SPIKES, BOLTS, NUTS Manuluctory; partner witha $15,000 COAL YARD, well located and established, for sale. EXPRESS BUSINESS and Livery Stable for ae bh om ig ‘valuable Patents for sale or to invest in ALL SEEKING business or investments can always. find on our books @ large selection of desirable ‘opportunities, Is igation. WMERGHANTS AND OTHERS wishing additional capital | i are solicited to communggate with us. | Our dusinors ix eum ducted confidentially, alld no particulars 4 guirer tl hey furnish reference aud satisfy us they mean eM STARGE UNLESS TRANSACTIONS ARE CON: pitt ti V ANTED—A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRI with an acquaintance among capitalists, who can intlay gnce the sale of stock in & promising corporation now being formed. Address BONANZA, Hera! ANTED-BY, AN, ENGLISHMAN, | SHOROUGHI experienced, an engagement in a ‘good ready mi groce! busi ith, flew to tnership, havi Hien rctarh ‘sposal. we Te GHODER Heraid ofioe ANTED—AN ASSOCIATE WITH $300 TO MANU: facture an endless perfumed match for cigar lighter ot other ‘eannot be blown out in any ress J. W. HUGHES, S1 Liberty street. ANTED.—WE DESIRE TO ESTABLISH, IN EAC! county in Long Teland and New, Jorsey, © ge ney for the exclusive sale of specialty in Hines USA energetic ‘any with elo ie eas as honorable, permanent cash business. ersonally’ or by letter, enclosing stamp, to R 8, LOSeOR, Rar kes Reade street, New York. WANTED, 70, PURCHASE A RESTAURANT, O8 Drit a Saloon, A CE peepee hee 3 ‘S005 e rea ee Bren B000. OS caah erguld be Tea oy forall etice $14 PER WEEK FOR A Ral ra Sees ae IN Mice ; security ay ete ein ddvous WW, box 167 Herald office, RD LI ln op 100. —BUSINESS OrcoRrunrTy no a | is bes in pawn, Diam ‘eons oabe i ‘vide protite pi, Ae Wisse Ry Horald olfiee dross WILL BUY A STAND ON STREET Ueapixa 50 wi ferrie boultry, fruti ue Yes ines set aisckipas ee ree beat bo ay PM en wi eS PARTNER WANTED, IN TAR PROVISION business ; tand and fire, $500. ya arses Wadreciee genet $1. 000 Wit PURCHASE 4 FIRST CLASS WIN Room, Bag ished stocked; must be sol reek. Apply to 0. 8. PBC’, Paton No. 8 Wost Twenty thi fifth stre eerste ie 000, —PARTNER “WANTED, EITHER PROFEX sional or paring and vending © Riease; a fortune cer dress, for one week, a of, at an “ inachinery and good interest in a prime Monsieeveine. Business} 0 an excell gat Agency Business, worth $2,500 a year, £2, ws i | $2,000 000 oer 'AND REAL ESTATE FOR HALB CARK & OO. 806 Broadway, LL BUY A THOROUGHLY Q) abtianes naa trictly cash h business # class Alo Browery 5 oot ove loeution int favourable lease. Apply on premises, street. o A HDEFAULTED, | RAILROAD | GONDS, COUNTY, town and municipal secusitigg for which there is nd Togiilar market, bought and tol EDWARD §. FOX & © ek Brokers, 90 Brond st. NY PERSON CONTYOLLING LARGE BLOCKS SOF ices ae oe SSR am ITH MODERATE CAPITAR CAN guy, Py erm Machinery, €e.. of Pay " Mis Busines th w necessity. Prin ipals a W. RULYNGH AtEornes, 10. Wal street. peeks Eacabenines SRO a OLD ESTABLISHED GENTLEMEN 4 FURNISHING Kfe, insurance store ean find a purchaser and be treats confidentially by d-resstng N. Bi, Herald office, LIMITES) AMOUNT OF M@NEY WANTE! amass three to five ‘years, ow good and yA te West: rene" ‘at Bper cent to 10 per cent interest per an- terest. and principal tnd - New York or rt sma ay bo contracted. a HAAR & 00, and Fancy Store on Broadway for # Stok Fixtures and Lease, Address G. K. 8) iy fo, MUSICAL AND. PIANO teonth stre OLD KSTABLISH silent or activ for proper pervon, N AY pouse would takes | lars ey tnuervign rare | dross PARTNE BK hox 668 Pont tunity: for of 0! hoalthiest and most prosperous, ition, te the from New York, with ati yh ‘doubled first your. habedee Sk |. Herald office. “ Mt (0. 8 stator ac © Pe pate scuabllity. Address CENPENNT NTS’ LETTERS FROM ALL ()Q) ORGINAL, AGENTS ORE or 1.000, Added La ed es $15. 000% eet WITH THE ABOVE eraper in an seaceabtie vouen: $100,000 already fact Sins asa a ad Be