The New York Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1875, Page 9

"FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL The Stock Market Steady and Without Feature. GOLD FIRM AT 116 1-2 A 117. Rag Currency $5,47—Government Bonds and Good Investment Securities Steady— Money on Call Loans 3 Per Cent, Wat Stren, } Fripay, Oct. 15—6 P, M. ‘The result of the Ohio glection sounds @ warning note to all who are not prepared for the inevitable change which must come with a resumption of specie pay- ments, For the first time the financial question has been squarely put before the people and they have yoted upon it, and that, too, in the one State of all others where tho inflationists were thought to be so strong that until the issue was forced by the action of the Democratic Convention neither party dared to take decided stand before the people. The inflationists, however, represented in this instance by the demo- cratic party, have been squarely defeated, not- ‘withstanding the fact that the republicans were Ibandcuffed by Grantism and its connecting imbecilities vand corruptions, The battle has been fought with all ‘the advantages of position in favor of the inflationists, ‘yet they are beaten, It isa fact which, while it casts va ray of sunlight upon all legitimato business, is still a ‘warning to speculators, and a suggestion that they weed no longer look for fictitious values wherewith to wetrieve the folly or imprudence of the past THR STOCK MARKET, ‘The general average of prices compared with those of yesterday indicates firmness, but itis not of that charac- ster which invites confidence. The transactions of the day vere comparatively small and the changes insignificant, he leaders were Lake Shore, Western Union and Erie, Ohio and Mississippi were more than usually active, ‘and an-advance took place from 1614 to a7, but theclose ewas made at 1634, Missouri Pacific ended at 155% a 16, after eales at 174 1534016, Western Union sola at “4X a TAY, a 7454. Pacific Mail opened at 36, rose to 634 and ended at this price. Erie receded from 165% to 15%, being in sympathy with lower London quotations, SNorthwest common ranged from 377 to 35}4, ending at ‘his price; do. preferred closed at 4944. St. Paul com- smon was moderately firm at 323¢ a $234, with a close at 825; do. preferred closed at 62. Lake Shore sold from 134g to 5434, and at the end was quoted at 544%. Hanni- Wal and St. Joseph stiffened to 18, Union Pacific was Bteady at about 67, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph weached 18. Atlantic and Pacifle preferred (railroad) old at 6% a 6 Kansas Pacific at 104% allal03,. Delaware and Lackawanna moved up to 119%. Rock “Asiand was firmer at 103%. Now Jersey Central stiff- yened from 103% to 104%. New York Central was wteady. Michigan Central closed at 55%, after sales yet 55, Other changes will be found hereafter. THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- seated 114,800 shares, whith, divided among active stocks, were as follows:—New York Central dud Hud- on, 150; Erie, 14,830; Lake Shore, 44,400; Northwest- ‘ern, 4,700; Rock Island, 600; Pacific Mail, 7,600; St, ‘Paul, 2,400; do., Preferred, 1,300; Ohtos, 9,900; West- ern Union, 16,200; Wabash, 2,100; Union Pacific, 1,100; ©. C. & 1. C, 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1,100; New Jersey Central, 1,090; Michigan Central, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest Lowest. New York Central 02 34 0255 102% . Bt sti 16% « 5336 bay 533g a ee 8% 5% 53g Northwestern. . Bam By 84% Northwestern preferred... 49 49% 49 103 10335 103 90 90 90 Milwaukee and 8t, Paul... Bay 82% Milwaukee and St. P’L pref 6 ied ae 7 6% 1044 10334 110% 113% ory 66% 3% 8% 743 436 tlantic and Pacige ‘Tel. 18 13 18 acifie Mail. , 26 3645 36 Panama... 129 128 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The changes in closing prices since yesterday are as follows:— Apyaxcr.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; ., ©. nd I. C., 4; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1%; Hanni- and rhe Joseph, 1; Lake Shore, %; Ohio and Missis- SIP 345 Pacific Mail, 4; Panama, 1; Quicksilver, 3; Bi. Paul, 3s ; Union Pacific, 4; gold, \. Decure.—Atantic and’ Pacific preferred, x; New ork Central, %; Erie,*% r Wabash, 34; Western Union, 14; Missouri Pacific, 4; Michigan Central, 5 New Jersey Central, i, District of Columbia three: rie ive bonds, %; in London, 3. CLOSING PRICES—3 r, Me Pacifie Mail... 36%, a WestUniel. 74) 4 wars <2 we 1 Preiss x. Us Bapress Wells: Parpok:x 78M Thich Alton 4 w 86, nM 104 Glev gd Fits. 90 a 81) Olio Mt. 16% ayion Chick NW © 954% Panama. Ciled BW i Tol & Wab, Un Paeitie 20. aes ry ee Missouri Pac... 159% a 15) MONKY MARKET. Chicd RI Bi 2 Se Pau. THE Money on call loans is reported abundant at 3 per cent as the average and 234 as exceptional rates at the elose, At the banks the rate was named at 4 per cent Foretgn exchange was somewhat demoralized by the high rates exacted for the use of cash gold, and the bot- tom seemed to be out of the market. During the after- noon the rates for actual business wore 4.7634 a 4.77 for Aankers’ long sterling, and 4.8014 a 4.81 for demand, DRY GOODS IMPORTS. The imports of dry goods at this port for the week ending to-day were $1,917,028, and the amount mar- keted $2,051,015, The total imports of dry goods at this port since January 1, this year, are $88,266,734, and Abe total amount marketed $88,540,656. TUR GOLD MARKET. ‘The feature of the gold market was the sharp exac- tion made for” the use of coin from those who aro ‘obliged to borrow. The rates paid were 3-32, 1-16, 5-64, 7-04, 6-32 and finally 1-32 per diem. Gold opened at 11634, advanced to 116%, reacted to 116% and closed at 117, the highest point of the day. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. ‘Gold balances. Currency balances. Gross clearances, CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. ‘Currency exchanges. Currency balances, Gold exchanges... Gold balances... + bazoTS Coin shipments from San Francisco east to-day Bmount to $520,000, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report the withdrawal of £84,000 ptorling from the Bank of England on balanoe to-day. Whe rate of discount in the open market is 334 per Rent, which is 4 per cent below the bank rate, Con- Pols and United States bonds were firmer and higher. Erie, however, was weak and soid on the street as low as 14. The following are the last London quotations Consols for money, 9434 a 9414; do. for account, My a B44; 1865 bonds, old, 103% a 104; 1867 bonds, 10744; ten-torty bonds, 10444 a 1043/; new fives, 10834 a 103% ; Erie, Mig a 14%. Erie closed at 14 on the street, afer selling at 137, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- ations:—United States currency sixes, 12334 a 12444; do, do., 1861, registered, 121% a 1214; do, do., do., yooupon, 123), a 12344; do. five-twenties, 1862, regis- Pered, 1154; a 116)4; do, do., do, coupon, 10% a 1120; do, do., 1864, registered, 115 a 116; do. do., do., woupon, 119 a 1194; do, do,, 1865, registered, 116 a (21036; do. do., do., coupons, 11934 a 120; do. do,, 1865, mew, Tegiswered, 11946 a 119%; do, do., do., do., cou- 194 & 11934; do, do, 1867, registered, 120% « j 40. do., do, coupon, 12055 a 120%; do, do, Fogistered, 121 121%; do, do., do., coupon, 121 W 12136; do. do., ton-forties, registered, 11554 a 116% 5 Wo, do, do., coupon, 117 117%; do. do., fives, 1881, Wegistored, 115% a 110; do. do., coupon, 117% a 118, . RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were in demand and orices advanced re in some cases. Harlem coupon firsts sold at 114, Union Pacific first advanced to 103%, sinking funds to 85%, Central Pacifics to 106%, New Jersey Central consoli- dated finsts, 10734, Northwestern coupon gold bonds to 86, Morris and Essex firsts to 114, and Ohio and Mis- sissippi second to 645. Milwaukee and St. Paul sold ‘at 884 for second, 94%¢ for La Crosse Division and 80 for I, and M, Division, » STATE BONDS, nd These were dull. The gfollowing were the latest bids :— Connecticut 6 1 Dist of Cot 3 Sis, 1024. weuunexZZe ee Funding bas, Rrra Lug Bas ’31 to 91, i A 76.101 Vir TAStS ine, 8610134 Vire’a 6's, Mies oe Hast fae 87-1018 Vie a 6 NY reg bounty loun....107~ Virg'a 6 NAMONAL BANK ABSTRACTS, The following is the official abstract of reports mado to the Comptroller of the Currency showing the condi- tion of the forty-eight national banks in this city at the close of business on Friday, the 1st day of October, 1875:— Resources. Loans and discounts $202,089, 732 Overdratts... 852,387 United States bonds to secure circulation, 24,806,100 United States bonds to secure deposits. . 650,000 United States bonds on band... Other stocks, bonds and mortagages, Due from other national banks... Due from State banks and bankers. Real estate, furniture and fixtures Current expenses. Premiums paid Checks and oth: Exchanges for clearing houses Bills of other national banks. .. Fractional currency. Specio.. Logal tender notes United States certificates of deposit for legal tender notes.......- Fivo per cent redempiion fund, Due from the United States Treasurer Total seeeeese+$389, 758, 084 Capital stock pafd in $68,500,000 Surplus fund....... 22,515,490 11,943,199 Undivided profits. National bank notes outstanding. 18,309,317 State bank notes outstanding. . 5 Dividends unpaid. . 228/460 Individual deposits. + 173,494,399 United States deposits, . 907,412 Deposits of United States disbursing ‘of- fleors. . Due to national banks Duo to State banks and banker: THE UNITED STATES TRESURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $21,0% gold on account of interest, and $114,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. BALANCES, The balances in the Treasury at the close of business to-day were :— Currency. aeecee! $6,738,262 Special deposit of legal tonders for the’ re- demption of certifioates of deposit. 62, 575,000 Coin (including coin certificates, $12,728,800) 68,329,665 Outstanding legal tenders. + 873, 941,124 The coinage of the United States branch mint at San Francisco, for tho month of September, was as fol- lows :— Double eagles. + $2,020,000 Small silver co ‘298, 000 ‘Trade doliars (silve 281,000 Quarter eagles... 20,000 Half engles....... 25,000, Total. «$2,648,000 ‘As tho Bubsnsessuty: ‘at San Francisco has stopped the purchase of bullion the mints at that place and at Carson City are no longer employed on government account, They now receive gold and gilver bullion direct from the mining companies and coin and return it to them. The coinage of the Carson City Branch Mint for Sep- tember was as follows :— Double engles (gold) ‘Trade dollars (silver) Smail cous (silver)... $360,820 276,000 + 107,000 asses 0 $752,820 PUILADELPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quota- tions at three o’clock this day:— Asked. City sixes, old. sig City sixes, new. 10745 Cainden and Amboy Railroad 132 Pennsylvania....... ... 50 Philadelphia and Reading. 555% Lehigh Valley....... 61% | Catawissa Railroad salgied: 45 pre Philadelphia and Erie Railroad + 2036 2036 Northorn Central Railroad. — 2834 Lehigh Navigation 5036 5034 Lebigh Navigation g: BANK SHARES. Bank shares were neglected, The following latest bids:—America, 150; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,600; Vity, 300; Commerce, 122; First National, 200; Fourth National, 953s; German-American, 8134; Irving, 132; Mercantile, 109; Merchants’, 120; Merchants’ Ex- change, 103; New York National. Exchange, 102; Pho- nix, 98; Union, 140. SAN FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS. SAN Francisco, Oct. 14—Gould & Curry, 20—advaneo, javage, 90—advance, 9; Chollar-Potosi, 73—advance, 5; Ophir, 65—advance, 1; Hale & Norcross, 44—ad- vance, $; Crown Point, 22; Yeliow Jacket, 61; Belcher, 17; Imperial, 10; Virginia Consohdatod, 311—advance, 13; California, 62—advance, 2; Overman, 52—advance, 9; Raymond & Ely, 30—advance, 1; Best & Belcher, 50— advance, 1; Kentuck, 11—decline, 1; Union Conso- idated,10—advance, 1; Alpba, 12—advance, 1; Meadow Valley, 3; Sierra Nevada, 15—advance, 1; Mexican, 23—advance, 1; Caledonia, 18—advance, 1; Eureka Con- solidated, 16—decline, 2 MEMORANDA. At the annual mecting of the stockholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, held at Cincinnati yesterday, to Ol. the vacancies caused by the rosigna- tions of J. D. Prince and F, Schuchardt, and the death of 8. W. F. Odell, and in place of the directors retiring by rotation, the following were elected directors:—D, Torrance, J. Pierpont Morgan, Robert Garrett, Frank 'W. Tracey, Theodore G. Moier and Charles L, Beecher, A. N. Chrygtis resigned his office of Vico President and Gonoral Supermatendent, and KE. H. Waldron, of Lafay- etto, Ind., wis appointed General Superintendent. The Finance Committee in New York consists of D, Tor. rance, John King, Jr., J. Piorpont Morgan, Sir A. 7, Galt and Robert Garrett. The meeting-was harmonious and unanimously ratified the purchase of the Springfield and Illinois Southern Railroad, Tho substance of the report will be found elsewhere, The President states that “traMfc has nearly returned to its normal condi tion, and provision for all ordimary engagements may be considered as certain,” On the Cotton Exchange to-day tho suspensions of C. J. Ketchum & Ca, C. B. Camp & Dufair ‘and Eb bert were announcea, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES. Fripar, Oct, 15, 187% BEFORE CALL— $5000 U Pacsink £03 oo 1m Wate tat stB a | cir rs te! 2 Han re Se Jo RR! iin Un Pao’ RR. 10:15 AND 11:30 So Gay NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, 9000 0 8 or ‘et, &. 10000 US 5's,10-40 ¥... 115% 40000 UB 5's, £,'8 Lx iin 11534 FIRST BOARD—10:00 AL OM, 38 Bene H&831/97 101% and as Beceeb 800 Brie BR....:be.83 200 do. 33 55 BOO Bio otk Wy ti:b 2 200 Del, Ls & Wik 118% 200 100 18% 100 don. 0a8 16: 118%, BRFORR CALL—12:80 P, et NY Con/0re,'89. 103, 200 shs Pac Mail $8. 2000 Obio & Mad, ovo $40000 U S 6's, r, "81., 121 $130000 U S 10-40, 3000 US 5-20, &, 64. ‘5000 U 85's, ’81, 10000 U 8 10-40, Un PRR Ist. 1000 C & N Wcon, $000 4 & 8 F Pagod 1000 Ohio & os 100 Mar L.& Mas 100 Atl & Pepe ks 2U8 2:30 TO 3 Pb, her | compared with the October returns o OCTOBER 16, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET, further upward movement, Receipts at week fookup about 147,000 bales against 121 responding week last have been advanood firm at the im; rts for the Bo pal Me. id the market ix called ness, however, is coufine rovement, to unimportant lots, the ps Al at Ie, . fiadelphin, but Ristis cagsee i baba tee ces eiilng at 14 7-Ade, ‘The Bureau report was received alter e hange, and caused a much eusior feeling. The perc gives "'sccording to” acreeges, as” compared with the October report of Yast year, points to a ‘over 4,000,000 bales. "ho report” roads :— nt in the cotton crop, as compared with Last ted in Alabaua, Louisiana ‘and. Arkansas there has been sight d ation as last ars ?, Prospects are worse in Carolina and Florida, but decidedly Detter in all States from Alubawa westward. Tho per- ontages of condition are sa follows: —North Carollua, 86, Slast year; South Caroling, 77, agains 82) last Florida, 70, against St last year: Goorg!a, 71, nxainst A Te inst your; Minstssi ppt, na, 90, against 62 ‘Krkenxas, 103, Texas, 90, against 56 In the ¢ again: ar; Pons last year. The was tolegraphed to Liverpool. The closin ‘quotations of futares compare with y day's flual figures as follows :— Thuraday. October 4, Octobe: 19 29472 a 13 15-16 Nov. 8 a cs Dee. January October 15. Octover 1415 i mis 1.32 auntations aro based on American ‘tandard of ‘clussitica- jon and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted Alisher, ls 4 Good ordinar 1By Striet good ordiny: «18% ow middling: Tg isae 1 4. trict low middling. . 144 1454 Middling. ... i wig Good mulddtini 1133 Strict wood eet 1 138 1a%, Middiing fair 15s Pair 16 rdinary, 123 Sti T3\e. ; low middling, 12 TV 16e. wero To-day. Last a Total. hapa gg 42" 102 529 Tn transi 14 14 Total... 216, ow —For future delivery the sales were after two P. M.—October, 500 bales at 13 29-320. bor, 800 at 13.7.1, 5 at Ge. 4100 wt 13: 13-160. Pon day ap ‘to Sno 109 “at 14 T'i6e., 100 cBOD at 14 S-1dee $00 at 180, 1000 at “atiss, 200 at 14 1s aee 100 at 14%40.," 500 14 7-16c.." 100, at 14 15-22¢. at ovember, 20) at 13 9-16c., 700 at L3%%e., 500 at 13 19-320., ‘at 13 9-166. 1,80 21-32¢., 000 at 18, a "200" at TNE "700" at at 13 25-82¢., 1.000 at 18 2 18 camber, 200 ai 18. 7 16e, 800 ak As Lote 1100 at Tasdes 00 af 18 Le 826, 100" gh 18 L386 moot 13}4c., 200 at 13 19-826., 300 at 18°21-390.1300 at 13%... 00 suite, S00 wt sige. Sanaa, BO ce at 13%e,; Janu at 18,1720) 00 at 13 166.) 2,800 at 13 ise. 10 000 at ie at 18 21-2e.. 1,100 at 13 23-220. . 900 a Boat Tirhe 200 at 13 S000 fe, TOD at 13 29-82¢. Mt 15 13-16c., 1,000 "at + 100 at 1c. February, 100 at 13 23-3 300 at 13 ey 00 ot 1,000 ‘500 at 13 13-166, 400 at 13 15-16¢., 200 at 14 giz. 800 at 14 1:16e., 100'ue 1h I'sde., 100 at 14 1-160 300 at 14 B.it2c. ; 3 March, 100 at 13 15-160 86. 100 at 14 3-32e., 200 oa'g pee tte he fc. MO at 14igo, 200 at ie Zeiss 200 4360.3 Muy, "BU0 at 14 7-16e.," 200 14}{c., 200 wt 14340." 200 ot ne" rand total, 54,700 baios, The ‘receipts af the ports were as follows rs —Ualveston, mat; North Caroling, Goi; Mobile. 1,074 Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Tost: Norfolk Baltimore,’ 493;N" ew 493; “Boston, 2 York, 7. #2 Flint hia, 156, Total, This day last’ week, is duylast yoar, 20,382. Total since September 1, 7 val les. Cott freights closed as follow ‘To Havre, me. ‘To Hamburg, by stoum, Xe, com” ‘to Brom steam, 1c. coinpressed. Livor- 6d. w gd. by ston; by sail, 5- Opin Waa Guict und stesdy, Soases sold at We quote jobbing lots at and Sinyrna cables quote 145 cted and unchanged. Quick- 0 tasks at Ole, gold. Citric acid was dull and. prices tuled in buyers favor. Brimstone was quoted at $40, gold, ex store. Oil vitriol was steady and sales were made to the extent of 2,300 earboys at Lye. Gronm tarear was nominal at 360. for. French cand. 35a. a 353ge., gold for American, Argols—Wo note sales of 6,000 Ths. reflned at 28c. a B2hfc, gold and 1,000 Ibs.’ on rivate terms. Alum was firm und moderately activo. ‘© note sale of 200 bbls. lump at 280. a 2c. Blue vitriol was strong, with a better inquiry. We note sales of 18.000 Ibe, wt BAGs, sha 10,000 do. on private terms. Sur e., Gd. Bak Ghloral hydrate, fold Mt $1 THe Arsenic was dufl and notsinal at She fold, for powilered. Vouice turpentine was quiet and of lead sold to the extent of 3,000 Ibs. ; brown at 12 Carb ammon!4 was steady ant quoted sy 18K Beate ammonia was quiet and unchan; an Caanin buds were selling in w Jobbing wa B5e. moss wold to the extent of 50 bla. ne Os, m Tiger Sago—Itaitan was firm and in light supply, with sales ot bales at 7c. ‘Ponca COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spoT 1-4c, HIGHER—FUTURES 1-2c, HIGHER—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT HIGHER— CORN DULL—OaTS DULL AND LOWER—RYE FIRMER—BARLEY FIRM—BARLEY MALT FIRM— PORK DULL AND LOWER—LARD QUIET AND STEADY—PETROLEUM STRONG—NAVAL STORES FIRM—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND UN- CHANGED—WHISKEY FIRMER—FREIGHTS 9TeA- DY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY— GUNNIES DULL—COFFER QUIET AND A SHADE FIRMER—SUGAR QUIET. Faivay, October 15—6 P. M. Trade matters have become more and more animated and promising with almost every succeeding twenty- four hours during tho past week, and though there has not been any especial movement save in one or two di- rections business has shown a very gratifying increase from day to day, so that the aggregate for the week pro- Sents@very good showing in many of the leading articles of commerce, Tho substantial settling of the rag money issue by the Ohio election has exerted # beneficial influence, notwithstanding the fact that compara- tively fow hereabouts would admit the possibility of dangor from thut source, Still, the fact that the money question had been dragged into the political cesspool was disturbing in its Influence and was more or less deleterious in its effects trade mattora Dry goods have met with fair | demand all through the week, but prices. have | favored the buyer rather than’ the seller. There was also & fair movement in most of the leadin articles of amerehandies Some excitement was occasion Among the sugar trade by the hasty, arbitrary action of the Beoretary of the Treasury touching the question of rebate, and no little indignation was expressed, but, ag usual, the | thorchant, who brings the money into the’ national Treasury, was not consulted, has pu redress, apa bust: noas has been fair from day to day, have imcroased in a Reig veratite ing rai The Tho chief feature of encouragement has nd in the export movement in bi ‘ander which the tarkets have recovered from the stute of {nactivity and depression in whieh they have remained for so long a time. Whoat has been. decidedly more active, and prices have experienced & rebound, “aid quotations ‘show & decided Improvement, Partleularly, for the last Provisions have been Radvanced, but scarcely in response to any increased demand, the "market having been | controlled by the Western quotations, To-day the trade movement Wan" tair’ notwithstanding the unfavornble state of tho Wenthor. Flour was firm under a fair inquiry for shipment. Wheat was in good demand und docidediy higher, wat the advance checked the demand for all except very choice Corn was also firm, but dull. ‘The market, however, a: | Nard tue, declining considerably, and wns quiet but ste Freights ruled quiet and weak most of the week, soir mained go at the close. Cotton on the spot c. higher: fo- tures “ih higher. Petroleum was strong. Naval stores dos qulot, Hemp and jute quiet and stondy: Oils quiet and uneban; Groceries quiet ‘and j firm. i ‘ASI sites. The market was, dull and prices were more or loss jomnins 'e quote :—Pots, 3 DoRNTIMONY.--The market was quiet ad Grin ut ‘fae a Ite. for regulus. Beeswax was Yad a Legge nA at the ett quota tions Western, gc. ; Southern, 33e, acow Conn: -Owing tothe light, receipts of ene crop manufacturers were willing to mect the prosent OF a end there was more. dispeaition maatfisted by, them to buy, particularly #0. as 10 the best yrades ot choice green, which is very searce, and will readily command outside prices, We quote :—Brush, short green, choice, 10c. 16 rt nm, 10e. @ 11e.; green medium, 96.0 106, ; yped, Te, a Be. *G sroune Th ink eae. quiet and firm a wi Ws 0 :—S Beane, i ‘j Gitvenen a 14, 16 on), 1260 @ ret ae. 2 b Jorrmm Romo offers wore mado for Draails ata litho be: low the market bat y, were refused by holders, and market closed bad of wie armor f ne iid coffee pd va bat Neon aie ‘We quote — ry Car ZoeK, f et bu fair do., 2040, a 20i¢e. 5 ar 20%Ke. a le. ; 21 {extreme range lots, 196. rime dv., 21340." Boge: Bantost fale 30 Rose, 2g, # Zte., gold, ninety’ day Java, government bags, 26e.'s 27e,; do., grass mats, 2c. ; Singapore, Oe ibe; Leguay ra, | She-s'se Domingo, Ine. w 1884 Coste Rica, 190, 0 213¢¢. 200. w 21e.; Any osture, 100. aie } Curncoa, De, ORDAGE meets with a» modorate demand at abont formor bring Tekan: aerteas Garg ope . 4 GA rh ® 15) a li ee ‘te! 'sinal ropes 1 tige. 013 aie ew Zealand, Je.: Russia hemp, tarred, 14c.; American do., It rope, 17e. CooreRace Stock.—The stock was light, with a good de- ste! at full lotations. e@ een eet ret ancl, with hebde, 0 0 $2°29, Recs" Ea) honds, 38-inch. 2 -~e agz ee do., 25; box shooks, 75¢. im do. 800. 5 mapty hogsheads, #4 50 hoops Lng! LA OT hoops, 12 foot, Baty Corren.—The markets was firm. Tho sales were 200,000 Ths. lake at 28%4,. cash. We quote —New sheathing (Over 32 om), 90s. bots, ‘Sie.; braslers’ (over 10 o8,), 816. halla mining, £e, mixed lots, the. & die § American toqot, cer, dllow metal— New town thd bev, ‘Zac. ; bolts, 28c.; nails, shoath- iny per Ib. Th National Cotton Exchange crop report was me Cathie ante orable and furnished the baste of another sheep ‘advance in the face of reports of a flat and lower mar- Kot at Liverpool and ously despatches from ports pointing to continued large receipts. The early sales of future deliverien ma an advance ol ut wubsequently the market, miei tag eactooonent, farther savansed we, G¢0., Prot int there was A recession amounting to | Bouthern aN aged Cuttle Bet ho bones were steady at 30c, beans were searco and frm, gostura at $1.90. Ginseng was in full supply, ones rook wag quiet an an stoady at $1. Gingor was sellin 4m small loys at jal ols were in good demand wit Pr mackte Baglch cmnionioe Tee arbet wes meas with a fair demand. We note sales of 480 tons soda, ash at $1 99 » $2 1234, and $2 25 for high test; 200 tons. sal soda, Trom ship's side, at $1 45; 235 drems caustic soda $475, as to test; 100 kegs Noweastle bicarb soda seas gold, ‘and 450 caaks bleaching powder at $2 23 a $2 26, rene’ Peatuens wore quiet and steady, We quote:—Frime. now oot, Oe. a02e 5s cholee do. do.y mixed, as to quailty, Soe. j hen feathers, 6c. Sc. ; turkey feathers, Fisu. ino codfish market was eee a 100 [es George's at $5 75, and 400 t $5, hore muckeral were offered in poorly lots enn ak at gs for No. 1, and $17 for No. ‘ot 300 bbis. P. E. L sold at $22 a $23 for No. Land $16 a $17 for No.2 No. 3 small mackerel were in good demand with sales of 500 bbla. as $8 50 a $a Box herring, were scarce and yelling ex store st 40c. for eal and ‘No. Barrelled _herrin, were dull and senagieted, We ote a: George's Ban! go $5.50 a $8; Gi Western, $4 75; new large ra 60: new modiua. $0; sealed nerring ackerol, $20: new No. 2 do., fargo No S don, B10: amail Nov 3.900 S10 FLOUR AND Grain. —Heest ase ts bE rn bbls; wheat, pine Rag Ae sree corn, oats, 30, do. ; } corn 1s. ; Darley, Thats ox bushels; barley matt, 2.00 be oat iaaches Vos hrts-ebter s moocetaie: tanto on shipping demand; some grades were trite firmer, but on tho whole prices were about the ‘sales we: ‘30,000 bbis. Rye was in fair demand ond. firm. Corn meal was steady. @ sales were 500 bbls. and 650 bags at $4 20 4 $4 25 for Brandywine, $3 50 a $3 BO for ‘Westers s and $3 80 ey for Jersey. We quote >— 0. We nate saloe of 3,000 tbe. bi but neglected. curs eh FP 2 25 a $5.00 Superfine State 47505 50 Extra State. 5 65a 625 Choice State. 6250-675 Superfine Western. 5008 550 Extra W 4750 600 Minnesota... 63a 750 Round hoop ST a 6H Round hoo} 6a 750 7 800 8 700 St. Louis, straight ex 7 750 St Louis, choice double oxtr 8 850 8. Louis, choiee fam ly. 8500 950 Rye flour, fino to superdin 4708 600 Southern, No. 2... 4500 500 Southern) superiine. 4800 5 35 Southern, extra ..... 4900 700 Southern, family: ibe 9 Corn mal, Weste 8500 375 e 8008 400 4150 420 20 00 20, 30 5 kinds, but wwhiel mee a 080, dearor, B 8 $1 32 for rewaer an L 40 for new sander’ Sa wore about 275, 9,000 busivels, a $1 10 16 for No. 3 Cea, $1 ery Na at for No, 3 Milwaukee, £3 wou hee, $1 87 0 61 38 for No 1 doy 1 fa 4 $1 82 for N No.1 Minnesota in 40 for No.1 Duluth, 8 store, SL 35 Dis toarrive, 81 30m $1 dolor white Corn’ was aul pe at 7Lige. bid. The sales were only about 100,000 bushels. were dufl and lower, with sales Of 50,000 bushols ut 460. w 47c. for No. 2 Chicago, 400. @ for inferior Western, 40c. a 50c, for common to fine white, of 1;500 bushela Onnada held né 3 Wester stor State, Jersey and Potinsyvani, on tonrrive.’ Harley and barley malt was ‘The sales were 10,000 bushels to go 10 Phila. panen ‘on private bet I of malt, 5,000 bushels at $1 Sor bwotowed State oud $1 80 for Canaan, cask: "Beas and Done-—The market for mediums was quiet and without de- We quote :—Medium, L iY 1 70 a $1 BO: mar choice, $2.25 ir to 2 fe nme lines, choide, ed en prea rn black éye poss, per two Dushl bas, et for foreign dried. was stondy. with a fair demand and full prices. Layer. rising were 10 good dee mand aud firm, Currants were ‘Dates were views, Sar- dines were quiet but very firm.” Brazil nuts were in fair Citron wes in moderate demand and ttendy. searco and holders were very firm in thetr bbing demand at steady eet end without fureher om sins, $2 15 a $2 30; new do., $3.00. Currants, este 1kge.; | Ivies, 1 Sasi a anes" i for quarter boxes, aud 22 boxes, Now Valencia taisins, tis Sultans do., 17c.. for new. Figs, 130, a 17c. Dates, 5c. a Ge. Jordan sholied almonds, 476. & 50e. Canton ginger. per Princess almonds, Brnail nuts, 6c. Macaro Turkey prunes, Crit Ag 3 for Servia. Log a Naples walnuts, 11 so. ; ds Bee arclanm do. Fig shies ave. ec. & 7) Iige. "Beediows raisins Bn eM. vain, vise @ bpd ‘eanuts were we and without decides change. We uote ;—Virginia, good and seri prime, = fd & 905 Wilmington, %. ang atzley f hey ‘Terinessee, new. $1 4 oF tanned and BL 28 8 "81 20 tor fanucd. Driod FruitecThe demeet for new ples was good and the market wees bern ‘at full prices, Fooled peaches wore In light supply ors were very firm in their views, Unpesied Sore higher,” Block ins ‘were searce and held at Men? prices. Cherries were in moderate demand and frm.) Tams were quiet and. firm. Rasperries wore firmer, new, bs» pr hued, $2 90 a 62 75. _ JUNNIRS. —" ne. aan bag | and Be ainged we DD send —Domostic cloth, 13 13g; Bors Gouripore, Tie. ; Calentta, ose. . 133 bette . MAY AND Sthaw.—The market for prime good joudy, with a. fair demand at full” ‘prices: Siena was B honed ferthor change. We a ae. PY hy sn sinti 0 & 700; salt at 550. a ote at Se. a 008. B50. mb Obe toe oer, for long rye, 66, a Hvar awp JuTe were Juve no’ (ts thoro is still a very heavy shor interest, in the face of inadequate guppiies. Liverpool. is Uy private dexpateher sn having closed excited, wh an ‘on wohes have deen sont 10 deta ot foalghe Thich have Peported. this praskatan wildly excited at advange aud prodicting a Jour, Quovations of cotton onthe spot | 22ye city of supplies still operating as | ‘4 vat 500 bales was | Am pete Vere and 600 Orvis made publi ‘ern ¢ 21 Mee, Tex 8 150. ae nelectod'; cit slangh 4 iow. 40 10 80 Ths. Be. a Bh —The demand was active m home trade. Nearl; po which had cau op distriets. TI ptal receipts si i jo as sud doush rn, 24 to 30 ae x, 8) to 80 e., curreney, On | 13, Ibs, Se. a | selected. | nid was chiefly from the celpts for the week were | 1,000 bales have been sold for the ex- 1874, 4.508) lings, 1874)s, 18; Be. u 120. olds, all growths, 4c. atic per ibe | Ikoy.—American ie Tnerearing stuck and lessened con- still prevails, sales ouly in retail lots, |S a8 B20, Loe Coltness Rails No. ton, $29 50 a further chan ured was auiet and nary (gold) 2h: Cold), 1a tomasde count "10 por cent) Oige. Tatham's improves dios wnd Tight siden 207 bules: exports, 10.00) sides. “Mo! ulet 2°85 dU cht antken all sizes: 8348 Naval. Stores. with snies of 35 bbls, at 4: firm. Better grad were 50 bbls. go 1 at $2 15 0 $i, 2 75. Tar was c.: rosin, strained, $1 Ous.—Linseed was quiet ‘and w tonses request at full, nominal, ‘about former quotations. We auote 8460, demand and firm. hanged. price ys ks and bbls... aes $1 03 a $1 C Sound, Sle, a 3 ain’, Bue. a do., bleached winter, #1 85 ‘68c.; do., South Northern, T5e. a 500. $1.18 do for prompt delivery: sal BOO bbl. ak ite. tr talk: “wom hoesd 80" Oice. month; do., in bbls. at 10 for mouth. Refined, standard w! oF and mouth; cases quoted at isi Sarge Tos, 130. w 1Sije. 3,¢. for prompt and month; cargo at 17% steady, $1 S255 0 Rouseville quiet, dul ker's dull; Ohitea, $130, Provisions.—Roceipts—Pork, 60 cut meats, 585 do. ; and lower, lard, 51 do.” Th 00 do,, seller October, at and 2h mess on private terms. We meas, $10 a $11; $34 50; India mess, $17 a $19, 13g. Cut me: ulct and stoud 1Be. a 1485 Horcos Octobor st 14 1-160 800 at 13 9-16e., and 50. tierces, were inacti We quo geo State, fair to choice, 27% Se. a Be.; Vestern tubs, fair to choice, supply being, small holders we! We quot dairies, fancy, full cream, 12. gaim, Ge. a Tie.; skims, de. fancy, 4 and unchanged. We eae peachblow, bulk, 61 sweet yellow, $1 500 $2 3 per 150 bbls. Louisiana at notations :—Carolina, Age. to Dige.; Rangoon, 63%. 9 joes wi to prim Bhge., cash. SxEDS.—The market for clover farther change. dull aud nowin: Ruslan hemp was fn fair demand quiet and without further han, 4, and jen were entirely homii fo bing trad We quote repper. soln ay "We aie hen vinger. 11e Race do., 9% SreaRINE was 16c. @ 1644 for city. Sugax.—The fair to choice A. 10%5e. 8 0550. go. 8 oat Tha, at 10%. for prin Tints market h wore 300 hhds. at cases sundries ut 7c. do, 1875, Ngo, a” 8 geet givanta, pte hg while other kinds were unchi 2,000 Ib, medium @ at 476. washed, 25,000 do. Cape, fornia, Strait quote Ve. a BYge. change, The charter m “ain & i thie ox other departments were dull bat s wore as follow ton at and bbls. rosin at 2 Britian Aa 8 | gen on Italian an Ttalinn bi bark, henge to Uork for & Norwegian brig, wi ip Sats Norwogian bri bee Gork for orders to U 288. per ton. Cotton weak; middling, 1530. ; Cotton quiet: middiing, 33h od ordinary, 12}ie. Neb recwl Fis Exports to Urent Brital to the ‘cont ne nt The exports to the ‘Continent on 2,008, instoad of 2,616, good roe! ib " Expo rooeipts, 10,008; grove, don 10, Britain, 8,339: Ail, Lake Recelpte—Floar. 7,880 fro male corn, 179,000 do. ; oats, 5,000 ible: Whewty 13,000 were and without further chan at — 30: Gartsherriog Bil: ] foandry, ae a $27; 2 | pe’ (do.), 8 4 ined loud ‘pipe, LEATURR. ~The market tor hemlock sole was dull for mid. ‘ipts for the week, 56,236 sides and and without mate trifual and mixed, 2 tar, $2 25; Washington var, $2 1234 fthont espect Lard was in moderate domand at avout former prices. 58c, ;'do., wintor, $1 02 a $1 05 . rm do., natural d do., Be, : do., blew [Se. ; Olive, casks, $1 15 a sold at Philadelphia at Crude in bulk was firm, with Ade, for month; a Tots, Tie." N ted Creck markets werd reported astollows: i O81 Oity quiet, $1 65 4 $1 i, $1 50. Tidioute aget $1 56. Shipments. $1 5: The sales were 100 bbls. new do. do., at $2225, and 25 3 Drowed ‘hogs ‘were quoted at 10%6. 8 11K40. Beof hams were negiacted. and’ nominal at avout formar prices. Boet was quiet; the sales were 100 bbls. extra India tiere seller Butter—The demand for all grad ate, market was quiet and prices were without decided change: Western creamery, fir ‘to Me KS, t good Cuba, grocery, fii centrifugal, Bada, snd be 2, molasses, hide. and boxes, Rico refining, common ‘to prime, 7ixe. © Siye. Aye. ; standard A, 10ye crushed, Hye. 5 powdered, 1044 Hated 1OXE.§ yellow, Uo. 8 U%6.; extra C, H2Ke, # 10e.; ent foreign pig was Domestic lis! and F., do, 19h¢ a 19%. goia. klates, fait to ebtie con, per box, Ws L porno, $6 12 3687 Slip Oulifornin, 10,000 do. pulled and 33 at 833 dull) 16) rita of #1 Bt a $2 25; pit poe Se 95 @ whe e470 mt 0s 3d se, $545" ‘a 85 50; 20, and Ph 1 Giequaaek. a2; No.1 Flin Faitroad tron, No. iron rails, 851 $53: steel rails, $73 Lnap.—Tho market for domestic was quiet and without a9 dull aud nominal. Mote — Manufac- anish, or. ‘n, refined sh Hoe $6 20 ‘The market for g iit tarpenting was firm, ‘trained waa ‘The sales turpentine, Wilmington tch, 82 10, ial’ change, Cot Olive was in moderate Menhaden was dull and Crude whale und sperm Was in jood demand at -—Cottonseed, erude, 44c. rellow, S8e. # Ge. ; do., winter yellow, Se. a be. ; 1 81 tron; of prompt deli for prompt and ¢. for prompt and ite, 1c. for promot and lle. for car ihe. lots, puck ages 6 pork jar $22 35 Barreled le. & 8c. ; do. 306. ; very firm in tate factory, common to fancy, 8c. a L Se. ; do., fair to good, part + Ohio factory, common to Potatoes—The market tor common grades was quiet ‘and. “without further change. Sweets were du rly rose, bulk, $1 25 a $1 1 75; peerless, bulk, $1 $1 2: al ©, Tj. a Be. Se; fair to’ prime and common qualities down gurrency; Patna, ‘Tae. currency ; Rangoon. in bund, 23,c, a Je. was quiet Thnothy was quiet ‘and nominal, ‘al. Canary was'in good demand and firm. ‘aud steady. at $22 6 . | ard, sent venhaden, rude, $1 50} 1.803" whale, ched winter, | | i, with sales | prompt de- | 500 bbls. at We note ry. rede ern Philadelpoia Mie Titusville eles aud beef, 205 do. ; duil a fo, Mareh, ‘ket’ was di 50 di beef—Piain uote extra do., sii 50 a $12 50; packet beef, $16 A817. Tierced beet—City extra India mess, $33 50a Prime mess, $16 a $17. Ba: con was firm; the Sales were '60 boxes city long clear at and nominal. ho sales were 50 tierces new Western at 30 jterees prime ity at 13A¢c. ; 500 ‘Lard was » Sellers November, the year, was inoderi at Laie. Western Re- serve aud Michizan, fair to choice, 180. a 20s.’ Cheess-The their Rick.—Tho market was quiet but steady, with moderate Jobbing eales of 90 casks Carolina, 100 bags Kengoon and the range of aunexed Louisiana To a per lb., gold, nd _withont Flax was Rape was Linseed was duil and nl, Sumatra, 15 jet ani do., bran ‘Connecti lsconsin do, 76, 0 105 Crop ofl TiS Gouneeticns fine lots, 16. 'h 20e. ; do. do. and fillers, shi ;cassia, 20 $1 a $105 per firmer at ISiye. a 15:40. for Western and torms; Brlees were entiraly nominal. e g.qnoie >—Clover, Western, 3c. & 1344. ver !p.; timott G3 @ $3 per bi % Smyrna, $11; do, Siclly, $125 hemp, foreign, #1 00; flax: see Ainerean, rou i,’ $1 OO. 8 $1 70;, unwed, Calcutta, 1 jomnbay, gold. gold, time: Sretren.—The market for igh Toren and domestic ie @ quote :— abs 8 87 3714 por 100 Ibs., gold; do., Tomostie, y rib market was quict and confined to_a moderate Singa- African Ib. rket for raw was qnict and nominally steady. We nove sale of 4,000, boxey centrifugal on petva Comer ol ot eran pater —The market was quiet. The sales were 40,000 d prices were dull and nominal, at about former uote -—Banea, per ib. 34e. ; Straits, do., Lake 8 retined, 1. C. C. coke, $6373 « $6 75 j coke shareoal teine, 3 087 37h. gi Touscco.—fhe market for Kentucky was firm. The sales & 20¢. Pet leat was active; 200 old, cut, erop of 1873, partly at S8ige. 154 do. New Yorn, dot Mae a Trtde Pesuayivasta, dor det ak Ie abe. on private , do. 1873 a IRT4 at To ao Be., pers, and 500 bales Havana st, ii and heary—Common low leaf, ne aeite Tining the Be. ne" Tse; medium ont 128 food, i 14k. pu 38 fine leaf, 10ssc. o oboe select Tea 1 Tasce. a bse, nnecticut and Massachusetts, 9c. a Crop of Te ‘onnecticut and Massachusetts fillers, 7c. a Se. ; do. do. seconds, 10c. @ 12c. ; ve Myp os! Se 8 ag nosy lb vania fillers, 70. rp Teese 18. do. ae Torved lots Te 4200 midanecticat ne Mi | ehusotts fillers, Ze. a en 10a 9 1 on necticut wrappers, Massachuyetts do. do, ie ises ie iNew Yorks common, Be. a Tle; do. do., fine, 126. a 186 180) ry Se Ohio do., Bige. 's 100. ; 26. vor cotpta, O74 this ‘The market was firmen 850 bois seid at $1 1k ool.—The market was quiet but strong for combing, We note peo Fe of thew 35,000 Nos T Ubito at 47e., 5,000 do, Ane Freiours.—Berth freigtits were quict and without material 1 kot was quiet and barely stent dl petroleum vessels, owing to the dull sinte ‘of the iberal supply of handy tonnage, Ail aly. The engagements —To Liverpool, by steam, 30,000 bushels wheat at Si. ; 5,000 boxes cheese at 40s. and 400 bales cot- sand to London, by sail, 8,000 bushels grain at Od Nes bags super do., 25,000 Ibs. Ohio'and delaine, 75,00) de tad 25,000 do. | Nevada, 60,000 do, fall bags’ scuured Cali- Zisc was in moderate demand, at about former prices. We for | charters were :—A Eence for Nowehatle,. with S00 quarters bark, hence iP wo Orders, with 8,500 do. dow, at Ge. SUL, short bay day: rwexian bark, hence to Penarth Ronds for orders, vith 000 do. do. (one-third ship's bi eo Austrian bark, Hones to Bristol Chaamal wi wit oa a Os. 3d.; a Norwegian ir, with fins naphtha, we Se, Aga. te eae bark, hened to H with about 3,500 do. do., ‘on Private tormes; Tem ay font | Philadelphia to Antwerp, Bremen or Hamburg, with ‘5,000 LF refined petroleum, at 4s. 6d. ; a Russian bark from Plitlae to Cork for orders, Ning be Ee S00 quarters grain at Gs, Philadelphia to Cork for dn os one. "oe n American brig, from im to Alicante, wath 1 800 bbls. refined pet oleum of 413 tons register, nee with oileake in bags a Nek, OATH “Weekly net receipts, g2073 vo Grent Britain, 10,045 5 2,008; coustwike, "3,002 ‘the Sth DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatyrston, Oct. 1 low middling, 12366. grdinary, 1740. Net isin pales: 1875, scat gross, France, 6,123; en ance, w fort how woiddling, 13% ; middling, 12%. rw 10 . 12340, ptton anton’ Srdtaneye’ Lliee. Vue." Net receipes, 4 te—To Great Brivalt, ‘oh 1,500, P Stock, 14,487. 7a Depaetete ; constwise, 7,004, “Sales, 7, \ddling, 1394 we sat 4 eg! firm ; mit a ye. 5 midal ide. Cotton firm middling 4 i, Stock, a Weoaly net Great os, 5, ats Ex. Sal. Weekly “Exporte—To Groat Brite whe: Re Syed 2 Huabtas guy 200 to tho Continent, 9,972; coast. Borraro, N. ¥., Oct, Lee | Wines inactive; nominully $1 164g | irregular and fairly uctive; 11,099 do.: rye, 409 do. Ruilroad shi bls. ; wheat 500 bashels; corn, $3,000 30 do. ; barley, 11.000 do. de. shipments to tidewater—wheat, ol 00 Go.” oats, 12,000 do, To Interior pointe—corn, 19.000 bie 5800 do, Canal Tne es heat, The ‘seo 0 our: fed 8 bbls. folds “Wheat ister. dull, ask! Milwaukee Club; $1.23 for No. 2 do., im Jorn opened at B5e, : G8e, Kal closed firmly held a bushels Mixed Western at 65c, Outs, rye, barley and 224 ull nezlected und nominal. | Seeds inactive. "Pork yiet 240 for heavy mess. Lara quiet a ons ie. High pati Oct. 15, 1875. Flour steady and unchanged. 1 Wbene, strane. ‘and higher, Cae spring, be 355 Xo. seller eran 20. $1 14 bids | seller all the y Corn generally uit 2 mixes 53%e. bi le ‘seller ait ‘the year: rei aitiet ce firma; sales at 96) Rye firm and um changed. Pork Lathe, one ston WO) u $22 7, ember. 28 3 4), spot; $12 20, seller all fair and prices’ have at ts, vanced; shoulders, 9. 8 934 t rib middies, 12 i sllort clear middles, 1Se Whiskey, $1 Eva | At "the afternoon. cail Wheat if higher. Gate unchanged x firmer, at $ | October. Lurd firme: $13 40, cash, Reecipts—Flour, 23,000 bbla.; wheat, 134,000 bushels corn, M000 do, outs, 91,000 do. : burly, "15,000 do. rye, 2,000 do, Shipmventest Flour, 7,000 “le wheat, 250,000 bushels; corn, 108,000 04 wrley, 18,000 do. i000" do. Fre t; held higher on accoant of the’ advance im maging insurances coms to Buffalo, oy Bs wheat, Sige. THE COTTON ~ REPORT, Tho following is a statement of the total receipts of eottos at ell the ports since September 1, Ports, Gal eston.. Norolke Total. EUROPEAN MARKETS. fompon, Oot.) 15E vening —Calcutta linseed, 498, 9 4m need oil, Gd. per ewt. Spirits of ele v pirits of tur “Avaest BELMONT & CO., Bunkers, 19 and 21 hikes streot, issue Travellers’ Credits, availablo iu all parts0f the world, through tho . Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and thofr correspouden Also Commercial Cr REASONABLE RATES-WONEW ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, securities; “insurance of all kinds. ¢ panies. 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Weaver & Co., 91 South street, og WEAVE! Dated, October 15, 1875. i LAWRENCE, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. N OPPORTUNITY IS NOW OFFERED FOR MOST Profitable investment—A lente new Cotton Factory, 20,000 do. fornia lambs Stocked with new improved machin: ‘at 18e., 40,000 do, fo fall’ clip Calitornia ee I6}ge., 6,000 | cated, not quite nishod. upon which about, $150,000 In gold do, choice roring clip do. at Sie., 10,000 do. spring clip da. | have beon expended owing to the inability (of owner to at 286, 10,000 do. do. sc» 5,000 do. California | complete it, can be bonght for about one-fifth of its original Sulled as Sle. 20,000) fo tinwaaned consblag ai 460, BOD cost. Reply, giving he edvertiser does not ive do. do do. ut He. 3,000 do, combing at Ge, bonrse | fy" ae ee rene ae he Herakl Philadeiphia. do. at 54e., 1,000 do.’ Bastern Oregon Bac 1.000 dA Branch office. ies at 47 igo, 15,000. do. Bectern Texas "et 4 No. 1 pailed wt ‘on private terms; 50 bags combing, N BXPERIGNOERD MANUFACTURER OF AN ARTI 10,000 Ibs. combing’ and delaine, 20 black 200 cle unique in this country and of unlimited demand wants u capitalist or partner with $5,000, being partly to purebase working stock and partly’ to ‘pay woekly work; manufacturing machinery in band; no risks of loss; proms immense. Address J. J., box 102 Herald office. A CHANCE TO DOUBLE A FEW dea advert jars in the only really gennine business adve: inetory complete; trade octet untimived. ” 588" Hudsod street, basement. Beil iia fon CH. 8. —METROPOLITAN Hotel Billiard Room (seven tables, one private room), sehingvon, D. €., foe sule cheap; vormne aay: Apply at the APITAL REQUIRED, WITH OR WITHOUT PART. C2 her ccA inangtacturer who ae successfully introduced iis invention patented) desires 825,00) ae further capital, The business, eviablishod elght yours aco, e', good, prom yus condition, and can be rendered Inc Nestea of additonal em empl Address HH. be eee KR SALB—TWO-THIRDS PART gg gon | 1. Boardman: the, pont is in order: has ronte, joing & good basiness. For par ENGINREt, steamer Bi an, OF ‘on board at Now: burg, OR SALE OR TRADE—THE WHOLE OR HALF INe terest in & Patent for New York State; good opening foe cian out of practice; alo canvassers wanted with Sony capial Address Jc. 'D. JAMEM, Herald Uptown, Branch office. “JEWELLERS —A MANUFACTURING JBI firm, with office in city and first class ‘wholesale’ trades would like the agency of some other berg ad for the sale of their goods, either solid or } Satisfactory ox- Planations at interview, Address sfiVEn SULDER Hee ofllee, — —THE PROPRIBTORS OF A FIRST CLASS malt house would contract for dhe comfy ¢ senson on low terms ‘adidrowe MALT VOUS Herald of Penner & MEDICINE BUSINESS, CHEAP xP ser; stake ‘oon a Auden ten. 000 ensh, or will tahoe THE LM, ov) Ma S07 TARE te 0. teres ely iy in Savy You sat agonts need answer. Address L. & G., ‘otews Win i sach BUSINESS MAN, a are 00, for tm the Beate; paid salary and commlasion, "Galt Sn ek? SOMNSON “ied Val to street, Brooklyn, N. ¥. ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH $40,000, FOR RE tailing 50,000 acres of Land; investment fully so- cured, ‘Apply to Ht, 3. box 0,108 Post office, RODU WANteps sta Bare ARTICLE TOL 4 hot A trade; ‘ished to the rf ah Ly and capital re- nation 85.000 es ihc metas ant ecttinate