The New York Herald Newspaper, October 17, 1875, Page 7

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, A Firm but Dull Stock Market---The Bank Statement. LARGE DECREASE IN THE RESERVE, Gold Steady at 116 3-4 a 117 a 116 7-8—Money on Call 2and 2 1-2 Per Cent—Rag Currency Worth 85,57, WALL bay Sarcrpay, Och 16—6 P, M. ‘The general aspect of the stock market to-day was ‘one of firmness, yet not indicative of a maintenance of present strength, inasmuch as there is an absence both of confidence and support. The condition, compared with that which prevailed a few days ago, is only ebanged inthe fact that those who were bears then have become bulls, while those who were bulls have quietly ranged themselves on tho short side. The situ, ation is not an unexpected one to those familiar with the devious ways of Wall street, and is, therefore, chiefly surprising to the few who were induced to take ventures on the adroitly circulated ‘point’? that stocks wero about to advance and pay a profit to early investors. ‘There is really nothing in the market, however, to en- courage the belief that we have entered on a campaign ‘that will last more than a weck at the outside calcula- tion, Good railway bonds and other dividend paying securities are not likely to show a material decline while money is cheap and abundant, and public fainh will pin itself to this class of investments; but for the so-called ‘fancies’? there 1s little hope until an increase of trade augments railway earnings and enables these corporations to show practical evidences of recovery from the disasters by which they have been beset, ‘THe STOCK MARKET. Prices opened with but few changes, and by noon an advance was established ranging from to 1% per cent, Michigan Central being exceptionally strong and Missouri Pacific exceptionally weak, The principal business was done in Lake Shore and Western Union. The former rose from 5434 to 643%, but receded to 54% atthe close. The latter sold at 745; a 747%, with the last sale at 74%. Ohio and Mississipp! moved up from 1634 to 17}, but ended at 165, Pacific of Missouri, after opening at 16, declined to 15, reacted to 1534 and closed at 1534, with soveral indications of further firm- ness, Erie was weak, receding from 16%¢ to 157%. ‘The statement of Solicitor Morris is supposed to be pub- lished in London and to account for the lower price established there. Union Pacific advanced from 665% 3634 0 36% 03635. Michigan Central gained % por ent. The other changes are unimportant. THE SALES TO-DAY. ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- gated 103,200 shares, and were divided among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 175; Erie, 8,200; Lake Shore, 47,100; Northwest- ern, 6,100; Rock Island, 650; Pacific Mail, 9,450; St. Paul, 2,600; do., preferred, 1,200; Ohio, 8,150; West- ern Union, 17,905; Wabash, 500; Union Pacific, 1,400; ©, C. & 1. C., 100; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1,550; New Jersey Central, 810; Michigan Central, 8,200; Missouri Pacific, 3,170. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The followmg table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day ie s Opening. Lowest zor York Central, 103 103 103 Lier » Ws 163% 16% Lake Shore. 54g 543¢ bag fabash.. ea 9 536 5 Northwestern. . 853g 355 3545 Northwestern preferred. 49% 4934 Rock Island. 103K 10334 Pittsburg.... 90 Milwaukee and St. Paul. 8256 827% 829% Milwaukee and St P’L. pref 16 623¢ 6255 Ohio and Mississippi lis 16% ‘104 104 120 118% oT 66.55 356 3% 4 1% 14% omy be and Pacific Tel... 38 1834 18 fic Mail... 36: 36% 36% 127 127 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of yesterday ‘tre as follows :— Apvascs,—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 13g; Atla {ic and Pacific preferred, 3; New Jersey Central, New York petal 34; Rock “Island, ps5 yo, OH Ohio and Missiesipp, ; Michigan Central, % ‘Decuine.—Dela\ age ‘and Lackawanna, 3(; Erie, ; Northwest common, 3¢ i Pacific Mail, 34; “¢ Paul pre- Union Pacitic, 34; Western Union, 3; Mis- pour Pasibo 13; gold, 5¢.°*" 4) reer a ie I. ©., Hannibal and St. Fosepb, Lake Shore, Paul common and Quicksilver. CLOBING PRICES—3 FP, M. 36% a 86% Milé StPpf.. 62 C,0 410, 3! a 62) 1 a 74 a 8 . 18 a 18! a 119 18 o 1836 Erie. sreeee 15 @ 16 f. 22% 8 2 Han &Stjo... 18° a 18% 9 10 Han &StJopf. 21 a 22 10 11 Lake Shore hs Adams Bx....100% « 101 a of! mericankx., 563¢ 58 ae 182 Us Mapress 45 102% & 103: s-FargoEx us 04” 104: Seis Alton. 95! 1634 a 16: & Pitts... £0) a 133 35) 8 G29 Uniuciter.... 663 8 Oo 1 Missouri Pac... 153 8 by Sd ‘THE MONEY MARKET. Money on call loans, after rating at 3 and 4 per cent, Closed ensy at 2and 2} per cent. Sterling exchange was dull; prime nominal rates, 4.7814 a 4.83; selling | Yates, 4.77} 4.78 and 4.82 04.83. Reichmarks, 034% 294 and 95 a 9534; cables, 953. Prime Paria, 5.2434 and 5.20%. THE GOLD MARKET. ‘This department continues to be more or less under the Influence of an undertone of expectation that prices will rule higher. The feeling is based entirely on the known scarcity of gold and the stiff rates exacted for 4ts use, The price to-day was comparatively steady at 116% a 11674, the opeuing figure being 116%, the high- est 117 and the close 116%. At tho last price rag money ‘was worth 85.67. The rates paid for borrowing ranged from % to 1-64 until Monday. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD BXUHANGR BANK. Gold balances. . +++ «$1,040,201 Gurreney balances, . 2.810, Gross clearances, Gold balan 878,733 WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges + $415, 965,825 Currency balances, + 20,120,321 Gold exchanges + 21,548,808 Gold balances, 3,702,739 ‘The bank statement shows a large increase in loans and a decrease in all other items, especially in legal tenders, of which further large amounts have been sent to the South and West to move the crops. The reserve | x shows a decroaso of $3,800,375 and the oxoess of reserve | ts down to $5,700,900, The following {s a comparison of the bank averages for the past two weeks :— Oct. 9. Oct. 16. Differenc: $051 973,600 $284, 529,700 Inc, meter) Bpecic . +” 6,701,500 6,389,200 Deo.. '312'300 Legal tenders. 60,358, 800 66,495,400 Dec,. 3,861,400 i + 230, 156, 100 228, 698,800 Dec. . 1,457,300 300 The following shows the relations between the total poet and the total liabilities :— teeee $6,701,500 $6,389,200 Dec,. $312,300 Tat eatin 00,86, 800 66,495,400 Dec.. 3,861,400 Total reserve. . $67,058,000 $02,884,000 Dec. . $4,179,700 quiredag Post leposits . Excess of re- serve above legal require- bs ments....... $9,519,275 $5,709,900 Deo. . $3,809,375 ‘THE UNITRD STATES TREASURY. Advices from Washington give us the following ‘Treasury statement:— Amount of bonds held by the Treasurer as security for national bank circulation $368,857,212 And for deposits of public moneys. . « 18,782,200 National bank notes received for redemp- 67,500,025 67,174,700 tion during the week....... asses 8,381,962 National notes outstanding (of which $2,640,000 is in national gold bank baiverd 846,813,776 Customs receipts to-day. 569,227 For the mont! 6,768,873. For the fiscal year, , 60,396,712 Internal revenue receipts to-day. 316,434 For the month.. In Paris exchange on London, 1:45 P. M.—Consols for money, 9414 a 9494; do, for account, 9434; 1865 bonds, old, 108% a 104; 1867 bonds, 107% a 10754; ten-torty bonds, 10434 a 104%; new fives, 1033¢ @ 10394; Erie, 1434; consols strong State bonds were firm, on a more active business, District of Columbia three sixty-fives sold at 6614, Mis- souri sixes of 1876 at \013¢, do. Asylum bonds at 101%, Hannibal and St, Joseph issue at 101%, funded of 1804 and 1895 at 1013 @ 10134, Tennessee, old, at 49% a 494, and South Carolina non-fundable at 5, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were frm and prices well sustained, Union Pacific firsts sold at 103 a 10344, sinking funds at 88%, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated at 96, do, gold bonds at 85% a 86, Morris and Essex consolidated firsts at 105\4 and seconds at 108, Ohio and Mississippi seconds rose to 6534, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota firsts fell off to 35 after sales at 38. PHILADRLPHIA STOCKS. The following are the Philadelphia stock quota- tions at three o'clock this day:— City sixes, new....... Camden and Amboy Railroad: Pennsylvania,...... hia and Reading Catawissa Railroad pi Philadelphia and Erie Taroai Lehigh Navigation....... Lehigh Navigation goid loan. The run on the Home Savings Bank of Boston con- tinued to-day, but the depositors exhibit more conf- dence, as Commissioner Gatchel has examined the bank and certifies that it is perfectly safe and able to ably lower; a dull and lower pork market, moderate transactions in lard at easier prices, and a firm market for spot cotton, while contracts declined. In naval stores business was at full prices, with free sales of rosin at an advance, Petroleum ruled quiet, but holders were firm. Groceries were without essential change. Covrne.—The market was very quiet for Brazils and mild coffee, but prices were about steady. We quote:— Ordinary cargoes, 19, © 196; fair do., 2034c. & 20%0.; good do, 20% a 21 prime do., 21e. 9 21340; extreme range for lots, 19. & 22}g0,; Santos, fair to good, 20c. a 21c., gold, ninety day: t bags, 26c. a 27c.; do., grass mats, 26c. 280. ; Singapore, do., 22¢. a 24e.; Ceylon, 2le. a 22c.; Mara- gaibo, 20c. a 22e.; Laguayra, 20c. a 21c.; Jamaica, 18 200, : St, Domingo, 18e. a lie; Portg itleo, AEs. a Boe.t Costa Kies, 19¢. «21 jexican, Manil Le. y Savaiiila, 200 8 En Hie —Oficlally the market for spot cotton is reported ‘as quiet and unchanged. We note, however, a strong murket mt upon meagre offerings which afford very poor confine transactions generally to retail lots. ne. 200 bales, were sold at the rate of 143¢. for ‘he Liverpool market failed to respond to yester- middling. day's sharp advance in our quotations, and this fuct, tojget har with the unexpectedly favorable report from the Washin; ton Agricultural Bureau in respect to the condition of t crop, led to s perpendicular drop of 40. at the opening of the market, A further recession of 1-16c. w: bsequently no~ Heed. bus 96 this point the downw: og Was. arrested ecially showing renew: At the clo ot October was onl, stendy market, North Carolina 85 85 South Carolina. vid £0 ca 87 70 75 o4 “4 96 62 90, 70 83 55 103 90 *Average. 1,000 #71.69 "87.85 —The first column of figures above represents the proportion of cotton contributed by the States named to the crop of 1873-4, ‘The second column shows the October condition of Just crop, the average percentage of condition, then being 1.69, the crop resulting in a total of 3,850,000 bales. column gives the October returns, just published by mshington Agricultural Bureau. Here the average per: centage is 87.85, aud, according to the proportions produced by the different cotton growing States named, the figures point to a yield for 187090. of 718,000 bales.” The closing Quotations of futures compare with yesterday's flual figures ‘as follow: rhe Octobe: Nov. Dec. January. 13 15-16 Feb... 14 July po BES —Quotations are based on American standard of classifca- tion and on cotton in store running in quality not more than half a grade above or below the grade quoted :-— pay all depositors. Offers of assistance, if needed, hhave been made by several banks of that city, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarvrpay, Oct, 16, 1875 BEFORE CALL—10 A, M, 500 ahs LS & ACS. 100 shs Atl & PTel., to 6734 and ended at 6624. Pacific Mail was heavy at | 100 Quick Min......bi t= 8 Seesee € ea Eo Fe 2 = F Fp 3 3 see: iP BR. Bese SREESESEEES ge a a 30 = foo Ussntos, ebe Selphy BOARD—10:30 es O16, 100 she Erte RR. 24 22 Chi, B & $1000 U 85-20.¢,65, n. 2000 5-20,¢,'65, a. aig aoe Oe, 101 25000 8 C 6'anow, n f.. 14000 Tenn 6} sold. 2000 do foc «& N Weon-be 1000 Moré Es 1st, c. S000 Mor & Kus 24. 1000 Boe: St rie Aad 4000 Gt West ast. 188, loshs Cen ‘Nov Banks 1800 West Us Sel..bo $00 Fec Mall 38. SEseESSE va BEFURE CALL—12:30 P, $10000Dis Col8 651408 G0%5, 099 as 1. 8 & MS. eee nWeceDe 100 shs Quick Min. 200 West Un doi. ‘uo Union Packt, Chi & N : ae SECOND BOARD—1 P, $11000 Un Pao sf..be 88}¢ 100shs LS &M 8....83 1000 Hot let,Zs6-bo 114 do ro 10000 HE eit 100 yal. . pty ae Opa ei 1900 West Un Tel...bo Be © 10% DWAR ATHRE GEDS 2 To 8 Pb $12000 0 8 5.90,¢,'65,n / BULO Oi fonnecticut 6 3000 Mich Cen 3’ Mi 1000 Cen wa 1 “a7)ss2400 17,812,800 Dec.” 39/600 | do 100 NJ Con RR. 200 MiL& Str RR, too 100 betray 200 Pac KR of Mo COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUINT AND UNCHANGED— FUTUBES WEAK—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT HIGH- EBR—CORN DULI-—OATS DULL AND LOWER— BYE FIRMEB—BARLEY ¥FIRM—BARLEY MALT Uplands. Alabama, New Orleans. Texas. 124 12 236 12% Ordinary... Strict ordinary Good ordinary; Strict Low middling Strict low m| 14) 145 Middlin, 144 14 14 14 Good middtin, ng 14 M4 147; 147 Strict good middiing. 14 14% 15) 154 fair, 15 18 15} 1 Middling Fair. Re 16) 16} 165 qainined—Gond ‘ordinary, 1995 strlot Food _ordisary, 18%. ; low middling, 13 7-16e. ; at 1390. The sales were -— nay meas Total. Consumption. 425 Speculation. 8S, NEW. YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.. Gemption of certificates of deposit, $62,660,000; coin | corn, which declined a trifle; a fair demand for oats, (including $12,775,600 coin certificates), $70,472,506; out- | which sold a little in buyers’ favor, without being quot- standing legal tenders, $373,941, 124, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $20,000 gold on account of interest, and $422,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. Government bonds closed firm, THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report consols higher and United States bonds steady, Erie being dull at 14% for the common and 30 forthe preferred, The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ bills is 3% per cent, or }4 below the bank rate, One hundred and forty-one thousand pounds bullion was withdrawn on balance from the Bank of England to-day, Frankfort new fives are 99. London for short sight is quoted at 25f. 22c. ; rentes, aa en A see United, $1 4234 a $1 4334. Spir- —| if, 635 Pee ag OT | 418 do. : meas 4 $21 BO, and 200 fuvure de 2,000 bi do at $21 65, 160 bbls. do. ab 500 bbls. do.’ at 821 $20. Hee?’ and. beef hams wore ps about former prices. Bacon was higher, with sales of 560 boxes city long clear at Lc. Cut meats were fairly active and firm. The sales embrace 86 boxes cleur bellies at 10c., 10.000 bbls. heavy ayer He., 900, pickled hams at 1430. a 15e., and 1,000 finest hams at 133gc. ‘us easier, with a moderate business aM gs My were 250: tierces new Western, seller tho mont at I4e.; 90 tierees prime city at 13%0, future delivery, 2,500 tier seller Gctober at 14 I-16e% 760 throes ‘do. at, 14e.; 200 do. No- vember at 133¢¢. 500 do., seller year, at 12%e. ‘and 500 do., buyer October, at if 1-16c. * Butter—The market quiet and without “further change. — We @ ate, fair to choice, 27. @ », common to ood, 25¢. a ‘2c. ; Western creamery, fair to Choice, 2c, ; Western tubs, fair to choice, 26c. a 30e.; Western Re- serve and Michigan, fair to choles, 18e. & 800." Chi firm’ and prices’ wero | firmly State factory, common, to fancy, ane, , full cream, 12c. @ 18¢. fair ry a bbe, at $21 75, & id a 13% ir to good, part : Ohio factory, common to was steady, with » moderate jobbing business at price within our range. Ws te Carolina, fair to prime. Louisia: fair to prime an goon, 6%c. a 6Igc., currency ; ee Tc. a 7e., currency; SRengocn. in boud, 2ice. per ib., gold, cash. 2dqc. 0 2! Sugak—Iho market for raw doscriptions was nofninally steady. The market for” Tefined was | qu jet and Ee. without change. | We quote retining, | 7340.4 Bo Be. j0 fair to choice, Stic. Smo 1 do., conteiog mer. 8'to Ii 8. and boxes, Nos. 8’ to Bo, a Ye.; do., molasses, abla and bazee, 94 gc & 7540. ; Porto ico reining, common ‘to pr Bige. os, rover falr to choice, 8 dA 10! hee: tOkes of Wy | powderdd, 10446 ide. Pyellow, Be. w ONE; ektru G, UNKe. 0s. oat 134 Steakinm was gaist, a 160. » 150. for Wostorn and 1534. w 16e, for c! FALLOW was quiet and steady. The sales were 90,000 Ibs., at Loe for prune. Roceipts—435 bbls, The with sales of 200 bile ace) Tr Freicurs. arket was easier, $1 18 per gallon. ghts were steady, with a moderate business. 3 was transacted in both grain and petroleum charters at steady rates. The engagements were follows :—To Liverpool, ‘by stoami, 40,000 bushels grain at Sd. ; 100 bales cotton at 7%. Gd. ; 80 Nhds. tobacco at 40s., and by sail, 40,000 bushels grain, from store, at 9d. The charters were an Austrian bark, hence to Cork for orders, with 2,400 quarters grain, at 6s. dd.; an Italian bark, hence to a direct port in Bristol Channel, with 3,000, do. do. ne Oa, OM. 3-6 Nore wogian bark. of 600 tons register, from Charleston to Havre or Liverpool, with cotton, on, private terms: wn Italian bark, honed! to Cork for orders, with 3,700 quarters grald, at Gs.,Gi.5a Norwogian bick, hence! to, Plymouth irect, with 2,700 do. do. (one-third bags), at Gd. 3d. ; an Austelan bark, henco to Cork tor orders, with 8,200 do. do., at 6s. 6d.; a Norwegian bark, hence same voyage and rate, with 3,000 do, do.; a Germati ship, from Baltimore to. Ant: werp, with 7,500 bbls. refined petroleum at 4s, 3; two Gorkian barks, from Philadelphia to the German Batitc, with about 5,000 bbis, do. do. respectively, on private terms: a Brit- {sh brig, from Pilludelphin to the Continent, with 2,000 bbls. do. do., at 4a. 73gd., free of consignment; Norwegian bark, hence to a direct continental port, with 4,200 bbls. do. do., at Tad; a burk from Philadelphia to the Continent, with 3500 bis. to. do, at dn. Od. + an! Austrian bark of 7 rigister, hence to Glasgow, with 3,900 quarters grain, , and balance flour, on private terms, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxvon, Oct. 16—Evening.—Linseed cake, £10 5s, a £10 10s, per ton. FINANCIAL, AUGUST BELMONT & CO. jankers, 19 and 21 'N, inoue Traveller’ Credits, available through the san stroet, all parts of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Burope, NY ONE CONTROLLING LARGE, BLOCKS, NOT less than $60,000, of Life Insurance Stock, can hear of cash customer by addressing, confidentially, N. B., Horald office. Total. 316 194, —For future delivery the sales were as follows Yesterday, after two P. M. October, 700 bales at 14 15 00 at 14 November, 1,200 at 13 27-32% at 1 Decomber; 100 at 1334 January, 300 at 13 2 9-320. 900 at 100 at 166, ber, doo at 18, 11160, 900-at 18. 26836." 1,400 at 18 21-826,, 100 at 13 11. 16c., 1,460 at 138%0., HOO" at’ 13. $00 at! 13 11-160; Deceinber, 1,000 at 18 9-16¢., ‘300, at Bitar nig ase (600 iat 18 19-82... 700 it 1340.5 He 500 at “danuary 16 21-826. Savannah, 5 Norfolk, } Charleston, iNew, York Bost 4 39,588, ‘This day tase week, 17,237, 16,202. ‘Total since as Se To. Herbarg, by st co ‘o Hamburg, by steam, |. To Bremen, by steam, lc., compressed. d. by steam ; by’ sail, Four aNp aan — Ere! wheat, 162,546 bushels: corn, ae 125 bbls. ; rye, s800" bushels} barl nO dos “The Ney 6, tuarkot for lous was'frin, with only moderate cotivity, how: gver, at about yesterdiy's prices, The, sales, ineluding State Western and Southern, comprise 11,000" bbls. Rye Sour was in falr demand ond steady. “Corn meal was dull, Bith sales of 900 bage at $4.20 25 tor Brandywin $3 83 90 for Western and $3 50 a $9 WO for Jersey. note — 5 4 8 8: 750 St. Louis, low extra, 60 St. Louis, straight extra. 2700 St. Louis, choice double extra. 8 00 8t. Louis, choice family. 2850 Rye flour, fine to superfine. 470 Southern, No. 450 Southern, supertine. 4 80 Southern, extra, 4:90 17 350 B50 420 206 00 a 20 50 aukee spring, $1 40 for extra choico No. 1 Milwaukee spring, ¢ 4734 for wllite Wisconsin winter, $1 45 for old amber Winter, new red winter, $1 20. Corn was dull and 0 ern, Oats were fairly active but eusier; sales, 70,000 bushels at 4c, for No.2 Chicago, on tho ‘spot, and ty arrive, 40c. & 45e. for inferior mixed Western, for Bas \whlve, and. Goo for, got to. guoiee eblier Bigs was entirely nominal. Barley and barley malt was ‘neglected and nominal, at about former _ prices. Beans and peas—Tho watket for medium was quiet d prices were unchanged. Marrows were in fair demand Other descriptions were dull and unchanged. a a $2; red kidney, prime, $1 kidney, choice, Pees S210; do., fair to good, $1 7 $1 80; green peas, $1.75 a $180; Southern black eye peas. per two bushel bag, §2 90 a $3. Gonwins. The market was, dall an withont farther Seo tna Gourfoore, 4c; alentioy olee. oats, 1 Have axp Jute wore inactive end nominally unchanged, Jute butts were in some demand and at ab prices. We quot Sy doable, So, gold. Jnte'butie quoted at 27,0. hemp. 5e., ie Hipes,—tho market was quiet and without especial change. Tho sales wero 1,000 Central Americas on terms | hot made public. Receipts ot hides for the past week were us follows:—3,.307 from Antwerp) Buenos Ayres, por U- F. Bunch; 27.010 trom, Montevideo, per Fania: 1.309 from Savanilla, per Alps: 4,569 from Aspinw: O91 from Belize, por rAmpulse 3,032 from Vé Mexico; 4,009 from San’ Francisco, Ban Francisco, per Black Hawk City of Houston; 3,918 from 3,904 from Brashear City. 1 per Orleans, per New Orleans; 160 from Charleston, per Ma hattan ;'80 from Savannah, per Cleopatra; 80 from Savan- nab, por General Barnes; 275. from’ Savannah, per alvador; 40 constwise. 61,091 hides. Btock ‘on hant'-38,000 dry, Buenos Ayres, Entre iios, ke 88,700 do. Montevideo, 39,700 do, Rio Grande, 3,%00 . Central “American, 4400" do. Bogota ai 2,100 do. Puerto Cabello, 220) do. Afrionn, 1,200 do, West India, 7,500 do; Tampico, 3.100 do. “Truxillo, 8.000 do, Mexican, 15,000 d ston, per City of Aus rashear; 1,412 from and Southern, cow, and 1.830 bi i wnee ‘and 1,482 bales Calcutta cow uote :—-Buenos Ayres, 25 to 28 “5 to 25 Ibs., 2le. a We. Shttamies, Sa nate 19440, Be. 5 Bozoen, 18 to uth a Yo Ibs. 18a, 80 Ibs., Sige, a currency selected. quiet and nominally iy. uote s-Cube, contrifugal and mixed, 2h. 690e.; do. clayed, muscovado, reliniag, io. a Bhe.; do. do. Porto Rico, 87. 8 S0c.; English w Orleans, 556. a BSc. T fas Y000 od strain od strained a oP Sag. Tarorse quiee a4 —Spirits f turpentine, aie, Mita ar, & a$2 2 1L8.—Linseed wae i? fait jobbing demand and firm. Lard was in fair demand and steady. Ulive was in moderate demand at about formor prices. Cottonseed was in moderato demand at full, ‘Saghanged gaoteshuas, Menhaden was dull id nominal.’ C1 xtiale were quiet and Cottonseed, crude, 440. ¥IRM—PORK DULL AND WEAK—LARD EASIER— PETROLEUM QUIRT AND FIRM—NAVAL STORES FIRMER--HIDES QUIET—oILS QUIET AND UN- CHANGED—WHISKEY FIRMER—FREIGHTS STEA- DY—HEMP AND JUTR QUIET AND STEADY— GUNNIES DULL—OOFFEE QUIET AND STEADY— SUGAR STEADY, Saronpay, Oot, 16—6 P. M. Tho quietude usually pervading trade circles on Sat- urday has been noticoable in most branches to-day, and For the fiscal you Legal tender shipments during the week & 3, The following are the Treasary balances :—Currency, | $6,710,700; special deposit of leaal tenders for the re~_ fluctuations in values have been generally unimportant, The movement at tho exchanges developed a stronger market for wheat, with salos to a fair extent at an ad- Vange of about lo Der bushel; p moderate demand fam ido, winter "yellow, O80, 9 80. ; lard, do., bleached wint pivethers, Gee. «40, ‘T5e._& BOC. ; ‘$118: ret ‘cases Patnouiow.— niet and firm. 000 bbls. sold at Phiiadelputa t Bole. for prom deuiery, Crude in bulk was quoted at Wye. for prompt and Gye. for month; in, bbis., at ioe foe, prompt and lie. for month. mandard Ide. for promt and 14e, for cargo lola ite, Ne hthe, tiie. £9, Brom eases quoted at 17%\0. ipa quoted at etaKe a 13; for euee end ig tots 1si¢0. in sisimore Tota Se ‘prompt ani mon cargo reek markets wo: a follows amber, $150 for old white Michigan to amber, | to BORRO! elegy At ©O., 154 Maider street, near Bro: LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY TO LOAN ON NEW York city Property; also sovpral sums to loan on im- proved Brooklyn aud New Jersey Property, Address oF up- ply to TRUSTEE, 39 Nassau street, room 4, IG ~ SCRE trap LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & COS Bankers, 12.Wall street, New York, dealers in strictly Al Stock Cor Contracts, good for 30 days. Purchasers’ option either to demand or deliver. Sold at the closest market rates. | Address for information ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., callie 12 Wall street. Assoux TICKLING & CO., Bankers and Brokers, ‘2 Broadway, New York, are always prepared to Ai ordeva promptly by mefl and tele- graph cmaes. ? Parties wishing to get full information of the various methods of operating in stocks should call or write for our 72 page book, ‘fon and Idioms of Wall Street.” Sent free to any 4 addre by JOUN HICKLING & °CO., 72 Broadway, Now York. —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS, COUNTY, STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILE Togulars market, bought and sold. WARD C. FOX & CO, Stgek ] Broker 30 Broad st. A LADY ‘DESIRES THE ACQUAINTAN gentleman who will loan her $109. Address Miss G. F. L., Post office, —PUTS. $100. CALLS, Stock Privileges bonght and sold by us on members of tho Stock Exchauge; we give all orders our personal attention and guarantee satisfaction. Explanatory pamphlet sent free. TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. Spreads. $200. Straddl FIRST PURCHASE meanin MORTGAGE OF $2,000 3,000 for sale at discount, Address . box 127 Herald ofies. DVANCES MADE ON LIFE AND ENDOWMENT Policies and loans on Bond and Mortgaze on Real and Personal Estate, €c., effected vy GEORGE EB, JONES, Agent, office of New York Under writer, 104 Broad: way, room 6. oe URANCE, GAS, CITY, RAILROAD STOCKS 1d Bonds, also Municipal Securities bought and sold as W spectalty, 39 years, by ALBERT HI. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 43 Pine street York. For sate, choice 8 and 10 per cent. Gly and County fonda and other frst class Stocks and Bonds, paying 10 wo 15 per cont, on favorable terms. LOAN OF §10,000 WANTED—ON FIRST CLASS unencumbered Property in this city. worth. 825,000 a present prices. GEORGE A. DE Loy: 1,277 Broadway, corner Thirty-fourth street. A WRUCKWALTER & CO., BANKERS AND BROKERS, + 10 Wall stree: jocks and Gold bought on moderate ated on responsible parties ; ining latest stock quotations, jaterest allowed on deposits sub: 0 margins; Stock Privile; explanatory circular, tualled free on applicat Ject to sight drat SONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortga d other Insurance, of all kinds effected with best com- L i onan ee: $500 or $1,000 for six months or a Year on good security. Address M:M. M., Herald Uptown ranch oltice. LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FU mediate investment on bond and mo sonable delays; bring papers. SHIPM. 52 William street, Union Bi ‘DS FOR IM- IGNMENTS OF FURNT- Pianos, Diamonds, Jewelry and general Merchan- dise. Storage and insurance. $50,000 on ‘mortgage, sums $1,000, upward. JAMES CAGNEY, 15 Abingdon square (Eighth avenue) ABILITY TO CONDUCT A s successfully, but lacking capital, es the loan of a few hundred dollars ive ‘security ; any gentloman meaning business and wishing to assist her a her outerprise will recolve full paar ‘on personal in- G., Herald offic tus 9, for one week, YOUNG LADY, FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED, would like to mest with an eldorly gentleman of means who would assist her in business. Address K, M. G., Herald Uptown Branch office. CENTRAL CROSSTOWN FOURTEENTH STREET Railway Stock and Bond: Thsurance Scrip and Stock, { by SAMUEL } 71 Wall street ] EPOSITORS IN TIE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS BANK ‘can be eised | Ip, obtaining thefr checks for the first dividend, 8AM. Hane 18, 658 Hatlah cor. Bond st Med’ Wipes ead MUMIA, eredoe. Meer Sork tate computed and compounded January aid July, Interest patd Interest commences the 1st of the month next he deposit. Bank open daily; also Monday, y and Saturday evenings. JOHN E, DEWITT, Prosident. _H. K, Taurnun, Vico President." @ AN FUND OF $15 Brooklyn Propert; 000 TO aa ON NEW 10 bonus: wil loan on balla. ings in corse of erection, Principals apply to WILLIAM G. r2 Broadway. XPOSE, Wall street, margins, ruts, calls, straddles, double privi- leges, Book’ sent for’ only’ 10 cents, exposing the entire modus operandi, “Bont MORTIMER & CO., Publishers, New York. ox Taka AND MINNESOTA COUNTY OR ah Fr Bonds, MARTIN LEWIS, 43 Pine street, room 3, New York. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York clty Mortrages. without bonus, Principals desiring a8 i YE ORANT, 145 Broadway FINANCIAL, as MATIORAL 4 TRUST « CON ),000, NVESTED IN thy D ae Bonps, 1,000 upward, on seco- tates and New Hips mousy to loo ae of cary by ite charte) a mort) class dividend Daring stocks’ tavencr gage bonds, and fires class di fh MANGAM, President, COSEY OFFI INDOOR MANUFACTURING shale Batted day i $4,000, 21.00, and 9 ness adver lean N ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WISTES TO PURCHASE an interest Jn an office business chat will yield income of $2,500 eeuateteline Soe Ridress SINCERITY, bow Ti 3 Herald Uptown Branch office, investigation; entire satistac- tion given, and none but principals who can Ween with, “Address SUB 10 CAPITALISTS. Thave a cash contract amounting to $2,000,000, on which per cent, and I am desirous of making an Tean guarantoe 854 6 loan of $25,000, and will arrangement for tl s portion of the contract. name, CONTRACTOR, box 2 AN sell or assign For particulars address, with real '2 Post office, New York, WO YOUNG LADIES ‘OF PLEASING MANNERS AND ged in ® lucrative undertaking, re- furniture and will mortga, of popping Business tact, on, Please address FA. ON MORTGAGE ON 15 viz., large Cotton Factory Urn 150 horse’ power) ; all occupied, ‘yieldin Store, first rate water privilege, rst class $100,000; twent STED=LDAR go 0m, n full operatio roperty; cost over $260,000 Fnihutes ‘to railroad; location, 240 Hudson ‘River. | Address CASH, 236 iny-third ssreet, New York. ILL ONE OR MORE CAPITALISTS ASSIST ME TO on Gold Mine? 18 feat of free iculars address, confi- mill Oe BS ducements. Py sam dentially, PRESIDE i *forald offee, ANTED—LOAN OF $10,000 TO ere FOR SIX m a New York Post office. NTED—FIVE $1,000 UNITED STATES GOVERN- ment Bonds, for which 10 ven, Parties having .T., Herald office, OUNG WIDOW, stances, would like to meet w oney ; handsome} as security. ‘Address O. MOR‘ er cent will be paid and e same to loan will ad- EMBARRASSED IN CIRCUM- entleman who would furnished room or 8, Herald Uptown Bran $3,000 AND $5,000 WANTED—ON UNIM- Proved country | Property: first moreso; je bought and sold. DS TO LOAN ON ‘tgaxe on improved Brooklyn aul to E, A. McUREERY, No, 192 Broadway, TO LOAN—ON IMPRQVED REAL ESTATE in Jersey City. Address ATTORNEY, box ot Herald office. WANTED—AT SIX PER CENT, Pesce tho tree Gr, ten, rearh oo ey nly parties who have the money need a] MILLIKEN, 456 Sixth avenue, 2 $20.000 Chicago's interest 10 per cent. rs, 1.238 (a TO $30,000 WANTED—ON FIRST roved Property & CO., Business and TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT. ‘Olhice Sif Fine s. Oilice ery Sb, WYCKOFF. voklya Dwellings aud tocash Mor JACO) $175.00 $200,000 TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND aand mortgage on city Property in various m1 Bromieae room F, praeeites 10 MONEYED INSTITUTIONS AND capitalists.—Wanted, this amount on rtgaKe, at six per cent, upon improved (choicest) twice’ the amount, \dre VAY, ‘Herald office, $225.000. $500.00 other Securities; eet Bh and 10 LOAN—ON REAL ESTATE IN his city, Brooklyn or Westchester county, bonus. CONREY, 162 Broadway, room 9. TO LOAN ON OR BUY MORT- gages, Bonds, Insurance Policies and neers money for 18: 88.— nificent, permanent y mianopels; immediato orders y hundreds weekly; $3,000 invested; $500 quired, completing ‘contract. Generons. terms to prompt, 8 addressing NONES! WOH, "eraid Pn piu SPECIAL PARTNER WAN extend an established, profitable’ busines: per annum on the investment gnarante have twice the amount asked for in their business and have no liabilities. Address BUSINESS, box 155 Herald office, AND HIGHLY RE- 8D, WITH $25,000, TO the advertisers LONG ESTABLISHED, SAFE spectable Business connected with the drug trade and a good profit will be sold at a bargain; inventor and | propriotor of a specialty; moderate eapital required, js a bona fide business and no agents oF irresponsible parties noed address B. R.A. FORTUNE MAY BE MADE BY PURCHAS controlling intorest in a first class Proprie j Business and pushing tt during the Centenni cause res selling, Address the L. town and municipal securities for, gre there is ud M. COMPANY, Horsid RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A FEW in the retail and jobbing wine and best locations arid old established, Address BARGAIN, box Se ae thousand dolla Spirit trade; one of t adjacent to Stock Exchange. 613 Post oftice. THREE YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS LEASE FOR Loft 764 Broadway. Apply at V. sale Peet UR N OLD ESTA ROADWAY GENTS’ FUR- mlahingy Gaoae eerarieinne Seceevamt Bivinres er rtunity to secure @ profitable business. AN, 31 Eust Seventeenth street. Salo; an unusnal op) Address G. E. SE. YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD BUSINESS epee who can loan his employers about $500 ot ermancnt position with good 6 security, can have Address EUREKA, Herald office. N_ HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG MAN WouLD like to meet with a wealthy gentleman who wishes establish @ son in @ profitable retail Vusinses 06 anencict will take an interest in an ing fo to Ces " way 8S. RO. in Illinois, interest 10 manager partner; ono wh active young man who is strivin world; “best reference gi A PARTNER WANTED TO TAKE HALF INTEREST in two first class Liquor Stores; one down town in 5 Seas MP rea tea cane — {tal required about $2,500. Herald office. ary CIGAR STAND POR SALE—IN A LARGE faureat cpoain. Now Post (lee: reason for selling, Owner having other business. Ingnire at 13 Park row. UILDERS.—WANTED, RESPONSIBLE CONTRACTOR for carpenter's work; ‘Anishing botel, sity r0ctaes will pay part in ho Brook! cd Jo OWNER, box 725 Port otics. S08 SF ILLIARDS—SPLENDID CHANCE. METROPOLITAN Hotel Billiard Boom (seven tabi vate Washington, D. C., hotel office after tion (patented) The business, established elght years azo, is in perous condition, andcan be rendered lucrative Yostment of additional capital. Address HH. H. POR DISPOSAL HALF INTEREST IN THE “DATLY Seam a bin v slapble, snanal, established in 1873, incre haga ropidfy increasing circulation throughout the Union, cod:"=—"Few quostions can trai business to which the proper answers may not be found upon one of its introductory pages.” The diary portion, for re- cording dally negotiations, receipts nd expeuses, is intere 1 Dlotting paper, and bas an authentic railway map showing ait cosnoctions, Sorma far bait share, 8a, orentire interest Proportionately, low. Particulars at 203 Broadway, between 1 “This ‘new work is intended not for the pocket but for the dosk. formation enough to set up @ wise m: tian Union. “This is « book of unusual value to all classes of business. men. Sts excellent arrangment as @ diary, it contains mu information necessary to them, an for which they must usually keep a number of books of ne ces York Herald. Extracts from 150 criticisms LE—LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN Any established Tafloring Busine: adway. For particulars address 1 Herala Uptown Branch office. IRST CLASS BUSINESS, WITH PROPERTY, FOR sale in Brooklyn.—This is an opportunity seldom of- ered to, any. party wanting s busines." Vor particulars ade dross PROPERTY, box 168 Herald off ALF INTEREST, SOLE MANAGEMENT GIVEN TO 8 party with su ‘small capital ine Patent Business, 90 t \oo8 OTEL—LONG ESTABLISHED, PART OR ALL; honest, capable man, with $5,000 or more, can have excellent chance; business $150,000. Address, with ref- erence, CONFIDENTIAL, box 117 Herald oflice, IBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS OF potatoes, apples and for shipping; orders from shippers golicited; quick cash returns. CUDLIPP & CO., 154 Maiden lane. Box 4,407 Post office. MOREY, WANTED_FROM A GENTLEMAN OR LADY, fo patent s machine here and in foreign countries, more valuable and needed than a sewing machine; security for money and satisfactory interest given. Address, for one week, A.M. B.. box 116 Herald office. ARE OPPORTUNITY. ae CHAMBERLIN PRO- Poses to impart » knowledge of his 30 years’ experience in the medical use of electricity. for family or professional urposes: his Course of Practical Lectures tommence Mon- ay & ing, October Particulars learned at his Health Bestoring Institute, No. 7 West Fourteenth street. 'TOCK, LEASE AND GOOD WILL; BUSINESS ESTAB- lished 10 years, $2,500 cash, balance secured; kidney disease reason for selling; nothing: the matter with business; rofts lure; 00 agente Address B, B, 8., box 111 Her ptown Branch office, TORE 718 SEVENTH AVENUR, ADJOININ ral Market, to a ay onsen: good for groceri any Dusiness worth ito. Owner, 201 Wi rat st 4n HE ae WHO IS THOROUGHLY pore interview with a information to an acceptable party; the best reference ziven and req as to character, &0. Address, for thr: Ghodain Horala office. HE SOLE CONTROL OF A SMALL PATENT ON royalty, Apply at 90 Vesey street, room 11, between 2an Ph ety taal chan Lee ppg eu RS OF: s ine line of a bye reliable pariy having ai Gffice in Maiden “lano' with large Riaress CASH, Herald office. To RESTAURANT MEN.—OPENING OFFERS IN AN old established fret class downtown restaurant ie a man thoroughly understanding the business, as partner; $2. \ gapital reguired:; entrances on two streets. Folio 730) HUNT JAYNES, 187 Broadway. SEFULINVE! have extensi or Contro! for address box 1, ANTED—A MAN WITH A FEW THOUSAND DOIr lars as partner in a strictly first class business where @ large) profit can be reulized im six months, Address J. Bg Herald Brooklyn Branch office. V ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $10,000, TO TAKE one-third int in a well-established manufacturing business, located in a large city in New York State; no agents need answer. Address L. & G., box 1,227 Post office. rANTED—A PARTNER, TO FURNISH CAPITAL TO erect copper ore reduction works; the mines are of the best; the investment is sure; investigation requested. \dross X. X., Herald office. WA4STEDIA PARTNER IN A MANUFACTURING business well established, with all machinery neces, sary: selling to wholesale dry gooids; active or special; $3.00 Fequired. Particulars with J; STUART ROSH, Esa., Attor- ney, room 88, 59 and 61 Liberty street. city. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER IN A SAFE AND PROFITA- bie manufacturing business; one who can invest $3,000, Address, appoluting interview, I M. C., Herald: office, NTION, RECENTLY PATENTED—WILL sale, with profitable results; an Interest full particulars at interview. Principals Post ottice. ‘ANTED—STOCKS OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Hardware, or any desirable Merchandise, at prices to for which cash dy be paid Address 5. L, room 7. ANTED—A GOOD MAN, WITH $1,000, TO PUSH A ‘good patent, wanted in every house and office. Address J. F., Herald office, for particulars. —PARTNER REQUIRED IN BUSINESS ESTAB- lished in 1857; ‘an income of $2, nd secured to investor. Apply to my agent, ANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN, OFPICH OR DES! Room, connected with drug store, in thickly populat nelghborhoad, where reciprocal peneité might be developed. ress M. D., box 116 Herald Uptown Branch office. GENTS LETTERS OF LATE DATES, FROM 1,000 at 85 per 1,000. Address DATE, Herald office. Wanten— FEW GOOD Pazeey ARTICLES TO _ on bh Sed Address J. W. LUGHES, 51 Liberty street, HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN AN ESTAB- oods store, on the best street in lished dry and fancy 18,000, Address box 61 Brook- Brooklyn; — $15,000 to w+ ANTED—A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN A Plumber's shop, of will commence business with pra- tical plumber with small capital. Address GEORGE WiLe LIAMS, No. 171 Bleecker street. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURE: for merchants, exchanged for Busine: persons with capital charge, of appr Mining Interests, c., negotiated; eking business ed opportunities, , Cashier, People’s Bank; . 91 Front street, ke. GRIC advised, without INVEST $10,000 TO in a legitimate mann’ ALIFI 0,00) safely and profitably Turing business; sutisfuctory reference Farenyandn interview. “Addre VEST. RELIABLE PARTY, established monopoly’ best reference given. Call on or address HENRY A. RICHARDS, 601 Broadway, PITALIST, WITH $10,000 TO $15,000, WANTED to co-operate in an enterprise which will realize 20 per le of unlimited extension ; will bear references iven and required. Ad- POWER, box 176 Herald office, cent net profit and es ‘0. BUSINESS Sky FINANCTAL Agents, 235 BROADWAY, under Grand Hotel, EKING business or investme: on our books « large selection of desit will bear investigation. ENTS.—Several valuable Patents for sale or to invest can always find ble opportunities, | TS AND OTHERS wishing additions to communicate with us. ducted confidentially, and no particulars quirers until they furnish reference and mean business. NO CHARGE unless transactions are consummated, PARTNER WANTED—COAL opportunity; an est BUSINESS, RARE ished yard doing ® sound bust. ss, open to thorough investigation; best. references giveu MA LONE'S Store Agency, No. 3 Chambers street. WANTED A, GENTLEMAN WITH $9,000; IT WILT. secure him a uation to take charge of prop- interest. Address box ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A KNOWLEDGE OF wholesale dry goods,” in a manufacturing bnsinesss with euch @ one but small capital required: the business weil established. Address ¥ Xs 7 New York Post NTEDCPARTSER, WITH | $500, IN A FIRST class Laundry Business; good chanee for a foun, rang responsible reference given,’ Address LAUNDRY, Herald Brooklyn Branch office, Ww Te ADVERTISER WANTS A PARTNER hae Gist capital of $400; will pay each from $1,200 to $1,500 per year. T, STORRS, 62 Fulton street, up stairs 7OUNG MEN OF UNQUESTIONABLE CMARACTER, who know their business, and huve extraordinary ortunity in their own line, cau secure. partners with capital frrsuins of $600 to $5,000 by addressing (by Jevtor only) Rise yore of business and amonns req Al: Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, GOO CASHIN, HAND) FROM A DESIRABLE party will obtain a half interest in an established Gaice Business, clearing now net cash $800 per mouth, Ad- dross LOTTERY, Herald ottice. 600 WILL BUY AN EASILY MANAGED LIGHT (5 a Mawufaetiiring Business paying 100 per cents + i st isc vaarerccas H. PATTBERG, 746 Broadway, A eg Bg A | $1. 200. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS FOR SALE, J.; wholesale and retail; 200 pee gent rote i das oF two parsles, "Adérees Post off manufacturing business; having two floors g9, 000 ‘TO $9,000 TO INVEST IN SOME LIGHT in his factory (about 5UX00 each), with steam power, which Thay be used (or this purpose, Address R. P., box 113 Herald GENTLEMAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND RX. tensive acquaintance in the jobbing millinery tre trade in to meet @ party’ having about $5,000, view of forming a copartnership lish nervy and fancy goods ing for a young man, with or without experienc table party; the best referen ‘addres ust mation to an accel and required as to character and ‘inte, 88, box 168 Heraid Uptown Branel ts made at the present time, in sums of realize large profits within the next 30 di eit explanatory circular, which they mail free on applicatfon. NEXPECTED OPPORTUNITY I8 OFFERED AN A No. 1 ten house or party with cash ca business. Address, wit! in. grictly cash, toa =—TO THOSE SKEKING BUSIN ; fe safe HAYNES’ “Monthly Re © Nias TON, oS A kaos, ister,” gratis or mailed for amp; rogistration free; business transfors, partnerships no charge unless negotiation ated expeditions! aded. HUNT a i HAYNES, Finunolal aud ‘OHN 8. PIERCE, NO. a PINE STREET, LOANS money, without bon id Real Estate in New York, ad W also parchases: TBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS OF potatoes, ee &e., for shi snipping. tS fe CUDLIPP & ano, Hox 4,407 Post of ONEY TO LOAN ON Les 5 MORTGAGE, Bonds end tas agos bough! v. STE BENSON President Real Estate Trust Company, 17 Nassau street, PARTNER WANTED—WITH $2,000 TO. etic young man preferred. to enter Ito Nn business, having now been established houses in the trade given as refor- ae W. T., box 200 Heraid oftice. EMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS QUALIFICA: Years’ oxperionce as & morchant in aaa roferences, fy about sate and well pa; ing jan Francis, i se) Js on corimisst Ke Address GROCER, box 150, Miforatd ro ‘ONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MO’ ay rd New York, Brooklyn, Jerse: n Island, on Cit improved Property. Apply to VY doo ti 113) Broadway, room 35, MOSEX 70 LOAN—ON FinsT MORTGAGES, WiTiT. out bonus; on second and Leasehold Mortgages at ensy terms, _ GEORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 8, EW YORK OR BROOKLYN FIRST MORTGAGES wanted. Apply to or adiroxs K. G, LOCKE, 199 Bighth way, AN FRANCISCO MINING STOOKS BOUGHT AND sold at the San Francisco Boosts apctattons A received by tele; bh, WILLIA. GAREY AMNGTODR 5, 5 Brvnd sas Sonal Bulding, GOOD PAYING BUSINESS FOR SALE.—THE boat millinery stand in New Yo French Millinery “at cost, A trade, with along list of castomere—t cheap rent for location; will be sold at ing peeo. saretally slassedt tee “havin n carefully selecte: for th Address Hi rk, with choice stock of Bd established ite of the city; can to ‘testa Hi now fabperaiona a ii cnntrtiideicanibiy EXTRAORDINARY ne Lh ot nad ranean’ « ay Sto exinning trade. ba a gentleman to obti if inte: ban iy ‘yh pins aa with an unlimit A class manufacturing busit int to take all goods manufactured ext investigation afforded, Uptown Brauch oltice. ie withont risk; riiculary of TSAAG BIGGS, No.8 =e TED, A THOROUGULY LIVE BUSI. | $3. 00023 ness Wan, iu the above eapital, in a sate. profituble and legitimate business; a chance seldom offered, Address T. K., Fost oltice, New York. 3.000 ED—BY A WELL KNOWN MANU- facturing concern, for wilel a lucrative situ. nuion'and interest can be secured and undoubted relerence and security, Addross LEGITIMATE, box 100 Herald oflea, 63.000 .-2o8 SALE, IN A FLOURISHING TOWN in this State, to close an estate, a long: ed Usived and succesatul Boot ‘and Shoe Business, partly o re 4 if di opportunity for en; in f table busine, Apply £0 dass 9, 00 CASH WILL BUY A TWO-THIRD IN. terest in the city and State of New York for the oxclusive right to manufacture and sell an article upon mich f month is made in Chi We introduced New York. Address F, Stroll Glatt Tndianepolts, Ind. $10, 00 OR LESS.—ANY PERSON Raf os tag ber Bustuesn and desiring. a sal ave an on oe wuimber Business, ans ® safe ma can dress SINCERITY, box 109 Herald ofice as $15,000 tr Sire canany ay pein partoar n= manufacturing business est 25 years; real machinery an stock to amount of oi e1ca0 090 invested. Prin. cipale only address MANUF, RER, box 162 Herald te Team of tayes $15. 000-4 GOOD PARTY, wits. THIS AMOUNT bow 10 per : coat guaranteed. ante Sune ise iperinten! 5.000 Wikh sRcune A BIRD INTE command 500 per cent 0. Heit eS opens bouton "Rarer SS