The New York Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1875, Page 9

| FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Stocks Indicative of a Decline— Business Less Active, GOLD STEADY AT 116 3-8 A 1161-2. Government Bonds Firm—Money on Call Easy at 3 Per Cent—Rag Currency Worth 85.84—Foreign Exchange Quiet. Watt Sraeezr, } Frupay, Oct. 20—6 P, M. Lake Shore to-day has continued to show a declining tendency, the last sale being 14 per cent below that of last night. The many rumors concerning this property, which have recently been putin circulation in Wal! itreet and reported in some of the daily journals, such as that the business of the road has lately greatly improved, that the company will pay a dividend next February and that there is truth in the reported jucrease in the rates for freight, &., may all be safely set down as pure fictions, invented for “tne express purpose of enabling the “clique” te make » market upon which to unload, The following tigures are worthy of study :— The earnings of the Lake Shore and Michigan South- ern Railway compare with the two previous years as follows ; 1873. 1874, 1875, Six months, Jan, 1 to June 30...... $9,797,646 $8,651,503 $6,941,000 Three months, July 1 to Sopt. 4,825,245 4,203,251 8,310,700 Total 9 months...$14,022,801 $12,864,754 $10,261,700 Decrease from 1874...... $2,002, 854 Decreuse trom 1873. 4,371,191 Of the foregoing figures all are from the official re- ports of the company except those for July 1 to Sep- tember 30, 1875, wnich, while given as the approximate, are believed to be in excess of the real figures, It will be observed that they show a decline in the gross earn- ings for nine months of this year from the same period pf last year, which is equal to over five per cent on the tapital stock, and from those of 1873 equal to over wight per cent, Concerning the business of the road for the present month of October no reliable figures have yet been received, but by thoso well posted in the nature of its business it is stated that in the item of oil alone there has not only been a large fulling off in the move- ment from what it was in September, but that it has been much below the monthly average, As to what it is doing in grain, the following statement Seems to show that itis now doing next to nothing and also points (as did the statements published in this column on last Monday) toward the accumulation of so large a supply atthe seaboard before the closing of navigation as to leave but little for the railroads to do in this line after that event, The receipts at Buftalo from October 23 to 28, inclusive, were as follows:— Wheat. Corn. By lake boats, bushels. 1,616,000 263,000 BY railroads, bushel wees” 70,000 104, 000 While the foregoing facts may furnish a sufficient reason why actual holders of the stosk should improve the present opportunity offered by movements of the chque for selling, it may be well for speculators to guard against the temptation of another combinaticn, THY FEATURES OF THE MARKET to-day were Lake Shore, of which some 63,000 shares were sold at prices ranging from 6134 to 595;, with a tlose at the latter price. Next in point of activity was Western Union, which opened at 7534, receded to 747% and ended at 754s. Union Pacific advanced to 66, after tales at 654 and closed at 65. Ohio and Mississippi tlosed ut 16, after sules at 162g a 1634, Pacifle Mail was tomparatively steady, andafter sales at 40},—20,000 shares—ended at 4034. There is a story y to be told in this connection. Pan- ama was quoted at 133 Hannibal and St. Joseph receded to 18%. Michigan Central acclinéd to 80%. The investment securities continue strong, and Stair demand by actual investors may be recorded, These are quite distinct from the so-called “fancies,” and it may be found a little later that the parties to the present “pool”? have disintegrated, One, he who is thought tohave suggested the present “bull” move- ment, is understood to be the tirst to “run,’” Satisfed with his profit on Lake Shore and Pacific Mail, he bas lollowed the example of a score of predecessors and left his comrades to gather what remamm of the débris of the “game.” THE SALES TO-DAY, ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- fated 148,000 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 200; Erie, 5,800; Luke Shore, 62,800; Northwestern, 7,000; do, preferred, 200; Rock Island, 340; Pacitic Mail, 20,000; St. Paul, 3,600; do, preferred, 500; Ohios, 1,950; Western Union, 87,600; Union Pucifié, 3,100; 0, C.and I. C., 800; Panama, 100; Missouri Pacific, 425. 4 OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and Jowest prices ot the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest. New York Central + 104 lot 104 Harlem, » WL ISL 134 Eric. 11K 17% 173% Lake Shore ol lig 5955 Wabash oe ON 5% 5% Northwestert o 36% 37 B64 Northwestern preferred... 501; 5036 50 Rock Island .... 10354 ‘103 Pittsburg... . 89 8955 Milwaukee and St. Paul Baie Mil. and st. Paul pref, lig Ohio and Mississippi 1645 New Jersey Central. 10534 Dela, Lack. and West 84 Union Pacitic 66 0, ©. and L 4% Western 15% AK Atlantic 183% 18 Pacitic Mail 4036 40% Panama 134 is 3PM. Pacific Mall,.., 40%; @ 40% Mil StP pf. 62 a 6237 West Un Tel... 7545 a 75% C,0,0 & 1g a o2it | Al & PacTei.. 18) a 19) 0) CK TC. 4 a 4% icksilver.... 17 a 183, Del, L&W... /118g w LIA feksilver pf 22" a 23 Krié 17 u 175 ar Land M, Sa 9 Han & Sedo... Isa 19 Mar Le Mpf.. 9° @ 103, Hand StJopf 21s a 22%) Adams Ex, - 8 12" Lake Shore... 908 «Sule a ichigan Cen., 60% » 613g . ry € Harlem. 131/20 132 Wi gokx a yO & HR.1O$* @ 104% Chie & Alton. a Central. .1003¢ 4 10813 Clev & Pitts... a Ohio & M 6 a 16 lie & XW. 28 36% Panama 183 a 136, a 50° Told& Wabash, 13g @ 6 0 ++:1033, a 10354 Union Pacitic.. 65.) & 54% Mila St Poul. 233) a 98) Missouri Puc, 9% a 93 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, The changes in the stock market since yesterday are as follows :— Dxcuinn.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 1; Atlan- Nic and Pacitle preferred, 45; .,C. und 1. ©. Han- nibal and St. Joseph, 4} Take’ Shore, 14; Northwest common, 4%; do preferred, 4; Ohio’ and’ Mississippi, i Pacille Mail, 44; Panama, 3; St. Paul common, 4} abash, 44; Union Pacitic, sf; Western Union, i4; New Jersey Central, 34; Michigan Central, 14; District of Columbia, 3-65 bo Krieim London, Apvaxck.—Gold, 445’ Missouri Pucitic, '%; Rock (land, %; Quicksilver, 44; Erie, Statiovany.—New York Central, Delaware and Lackawanna, Harlem, Northwest preferred, THE MONKEY MARKKT. Money closed at 33g a4 por cent on call, Foreign ex- change closed quiet at about 4.77 for bankers’ 60 days Sterling bills and 4.823; for demand, TUK GOLD MARKET, Gold advanced from 116}, to 116!%, closing at the latter price, At this price rag money is worth 85.34, The rates paid for borrowing were 3-64, 1-16, 1-32 and 1-64 per cent per diem and 3 per cent per annum, Loans were also made flat, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE DANK. Bold balance: $1,058,075 Currency balances .. 130,457 Gross cieurances, 000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges. Currency balances . Gold exchange: Gold balance: GOVERNMENT BONDS, The government bonds closed firm at the following uotations:—Upised States currency sixes, 12534 128% ; do. do., 1881, registered, 12174 a 121%; do. do., fo., coupon, 123 a 1231; ; do, tive-twenties, 1862, regis- fered, 11646 a 116; do. do., do, coupon, 119 a 11944; fo, do., 1864, registered, 1154; a 116; do, do., do, toupon, 119 a 11944; do. do., 1865, registered, 11645 4 17; do. do., do, coupon, 120 a 12044; do. do., do., Ww, registered, 1193; a 119%; do, do., do., do., do., coupon, 1199 a 119% ; do, do,, 1867, registered, 121 12134; Co, do,, vo, coupon, 121) a 12134 ; do, do., 1868, Fegisterod, 12134 «121%; do. do., do,, coupon, 12136 a Ta. 5 do. ten-forsios, registered, 1104 a 11634.; do, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1875--rRIPLE do. fives, 1881, registered, SHEET. mv 200 Erie RR, 200 BB sac nape for No. 18; 200 bbis. Portland shore at $5, and | Sc.; standard 4, 10%Ze.; off A, 9% We, reshed, Ile. & 5 do. do., ag - " ji Jeorze’s Bank cod, $5 3G do,, 85.5 ‘estern iow, the. wi See. ; ext ‘cw + eut lout, 114 aE EM, niet olpah bee 800 don. 10 Mil & sei pes wd 62 $8 50; new medium, &9; scaled her: | - ToBacco.—Yhw ‘marker Yor’ Kentucky was, firm.” Seed UNITED BTA’ . ‘800 Union Pac RR. 6 400 Pac Kit of Mo. By T mackerel, 820; new No. 2 do, Jeu: was in tuir demand and steady, with sules of ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $429,000 on SOLS & M8 BR BS BOK 00 MO igi 28 large small No; do.-810; | 100 cxsos prandries wee. goes Lbs “do. Counect- = y lo... Se 200 jie i cut, crop o' Gr 5 me, > do. Viseonsin account of interest, and $440,000 in redemption of five- | 145) {0 bio ee * | gs.d90 bushels; corn, 58,681 do; outs, and Milinois, do. 187% a¢ Gye. a 11%e7 100 do Ohio, t&enty bonds. The receipts from internal revenue to- | 4u do 100 do ¥¢, 8.850 bnsiels; barley, 40,900 do. ; do. 1873 und’ 1375, at Te. 8 Se.” and 200 do: Connecticut and és “ $381,708 86. Customs, $348,174 62. The 1 do, The Sour Ket x ae steady, poder a felr Inquiry. is | ee cl 1875, on private terms. The market for ay were $381,7 q 174 62. art for shipment to the West ies. The sales were | fo The sales were 00 bules Mayane at S8c. o " J di were 4,000 bbis. I: quiet and dy, Corn meal was Aght and li Ue it Be. ‘Treasury balances at the close of business to-day we COMMERCIAL REPORT. Paap is Zee wie Suse Ste, Meee One ase it aid heavy —Cominon lags, Ye as follows:—Currency, $7,250,000; coin, $71,250,000; We quote :— & Se: good li less coin certificates, $15,500,000. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND IRREGULAR— IMPORTS OF DRY GooDs. xelect leaf, Massuchusette tillers FUTURES ¥IRM—FLOUR STEADY—-WHEAT seconds, 10, 4 Lc. + ee 1 3 ‘The imports of dry goods at this port for the week HIGHER—CORN STEADY—OATS ¥IRM—RYE vauia tillers, “ice do; wrap pees, <..8 20s.; Fennay! ending to-day were $1,349,011, and the amount mar- keted $1,461,656, The total imports of dry goods st this port since January 1, this year, were $81,134,159, and the total amount marketed $81,381,054. RAILROAD BONDS, QUIET AND NOMINAL—BARLEY QUIZT—BAR- LEY MALT QUIET—PORK EXCITED AND HIGHER—LARD STRONG—PETROLEUM FIRM— NAVAL STORES, SPIRITS FIRM—ROSIN VERY FIRM—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND and hoop Oita, shijpin Tound hoop Ohio, trade brand: Family ........- A St. Louis, iow extra’! St. Louts, straight ext 60a 708 600K 708 i sorted lots, Te, a 7 isconsin do., Te. @ 100. » fine lots, Ie. a 20e. ; do. fille! t. Louis, choice double extra, 8 Oe ‘and fillers, shi do. seconds ONC! = 1 rf ad , sip} Ge, “Hh ‘ommo} 7 Railroad bonds were quiet in the late afternoon deal- UNCHANGED — WHISKEY FIRM — FREIGHTS Louis, ¢} ‘ ae 8 BSc. +B Sige a due. ines sa apne, Oe, Rye flour, fine } Southern, N Southern, superilue. ings. New York Central sixes of 1883 sold at 103, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET—GUNNIES DULL AND NOMINAL—COFPEE DULL—SUGAR pure, sorted lots, 87430. TALLOW was quiet, with sales of 100,000 Ibs. at Dge. for per lb. bonds at 864, Union Pacifle sinking funds at 8744, West- FIRM. 4 conn ~ Peon Tix—The market for pis was quiet, ang prices were with. ern Paeifics at 962{ and Milwaukee and St. Paul seven Fripay, Oct. 29-6 P. M. Corn meni, Wester Gisaistanwers dill and unghasged. wish cele nt 10h apd three-tenths at 91% a 92 C.,C. andl. C. firsts | Scarcely any new or important featuro hus beon de- | (or meal, rer az. | chareuel forme, 500 haxes ehatogs! taro on terme not suede auvancod to 464;, ‘Tho following wore the closing quo- | YeOPed in the merchandise markets during the past | Corn iwoal, punc! Fissiaci ee 80,58 | BRNO Nein Land Bodo twice ; dor redues Sse ; week. A moderate movement having been in progross | [)\\ heat was decidedly At for eetiete Iwhe6, u 19%4C._ ola. Plates, fale to choice braindy—1.C char. tauons for Pacific Railroad bonds :—Union Pacitle firsts, jeago, which was wanted extent for export, 60! in most departments of trade, while values have fluc- uprised about bushels at $1 05 a $1 07 for re . per box, F 2 rey 1. C.coKe, $8 2. ‘1 ee q “ By X $6 12s5 a 86 3T56; charcoal terne, $7 487 hos Old, TOIKC a: 1085, G0, Inte. SPAIN, 8 OBIS; dO. AMIIO Ya ar cdcat” wiibetiiode teniling tn. teva’ of” the raded, #1 28 a BL BO for No.2) | Wine vy —Rocelpts, S11 bbls. The market was Sriner. funds, 8654 a 87; Central Pacities, 104, a 1044. ater Os Pete! kis Fe ee A ae eT | Sit bbls sold at 61 17 481 17), per gallon. THE FOREIGN MARKET, buyer and ‘sometimes the soller, but’ asa general eats lata, vouiauitasabar, Woot—Wus moderately active and steady. We note sules rule gravitating toward “hard pan,” in conformity with soles ot 4 $148 for white. Dushels Corn was stealy The London advices report discounts easier in the ee at 720 of 12,000 Ibs. medium fleece B5e., 100,000 The, full elip rnia wool at 16e, & 20e., 25,000 Ib.” do at 200. 4 no | about "17 ‘part ov vool 4 af tt 208 open market at 8 per cent for three months’ bills, which | With the idea that there can be 4 store; 73a T3ie. | Sic. Tebaas enced fall do "at We. 200 a Mbriug clip ie] per cent below the bunk rate, Consols and United | *bility nor substantial prosperity until business shall ade eons 48,06) bu ior ia fe 10.000 Ths du. da, 275° 1300, i. a . y >. The . for No. 2 Chicago oO tos AD 4 a States bonds are firm, Erie sold at 154 0.15%. Con- | BAe been onco. moro bought to aspecie basis. The | Sivaukee, duc. u A7e. or State nixed ani de. 4' Ge tur | Ths. scoured spring clip to. bbe. red a % fluctuations in the gold premium have ceased toexertany | white. Kye was quiet and nominal ut Sie, a 8c. Burley jo. do, at, C2dge., Sitietonee do neste” sols for money, 945; do, for account, 9413-16. Erie, ; * id bare; It wa jet, with sale of 000 bushels 000 Ibs. exis at pring do. srt * | especial influence save in a few exceptional cases, THO | Ginada on private terns. Ueaus—The market for mediums | 2000 Ibs. course do. a 10 Ibs, Ease 15%. Rentes in Paris, 65f, 85. ; exchange on London, dry goods market has ruled steadier during the woek, the | was dull, but without espectal change. Murrows were in tair 06 Ibs. Russi at 25e, ae. L washed’ wool Be. ; 10 Mc por wind wt about steady prices, Other descriptions | September, extra pulled, at ise, 19ke, dade ahaa: Important auction sales this week and lust huving tended to | CXPOTL demand (At Moe ey ae role ot toe | 3S6..5.400 ibs, do. do, ag Ste. nd, strengthen the markets and check the declining tendency be- | $1 75; do. fair to good, $1 50 w $i 60 ae eT tee DOD Ibs. XX Olio W000 Ibe. Texas wool, Bank shares wore neglected, The latest bids sre | 15 ant In groceries, drugs, oils, dc., business has | ¥2,20 8 82 25; do., fais to good, $1 #5 a 8: peu. $2 4 2.000 lie, Oregot: 20 bags extra, pulled, 122 bags super annexed:—America, 152; American Exchange, 114; | poon fair, while in wool, cotton and other staples | Kgs ane doe tule te good, $1 70 a$1 00, Peas were quiet | Pulled, 24 bags No. 1 pu edand SF ibs tab washed wool. Central National, 160; Chatham, 186; City, 800; Com- | q frm business as been done, at prices show- | wid without further chance, : cas, ch a: | Seach Mane Snake EIA 0; modareto, dousaad 8 merce, 12344; First National, 200; Fourth National, | ing no especial change one way or the other, | pf MUiT\ferikn slried=— the market was steady wate in | Fiutcirs.—The tone of the market At the Produce Exchange considerable trading hay been ex wt $2 50 jand at full prices, with sales of 1,000 be Currants were YOO boxes loose Museatel at $3 90 4 BA. 9534; Gallatin National, 181; Gold Exchange, 122; Im- at atritle stronger an increase in th troleum trade: the grain and 7 Tos: “Eee 2 I thing prices have fayored the seller. i ‘Tho engagements were. as follow: Liverpool, by porters and Traders’, 195; Irving, 132; Mercantiie, | done, and as a general de \d ut steady prices, The sales were 10) bbis., at he engant +) pos, by ‘ Fa bags ee 106; | Flour has not been active, yet fair; sales have been mado | Hastie mows Trance vere firm witha falr demand, with | stem, 6,000 bushels corn. (relet) at S4gd., and G00 bales cot- 106 ex div.; Merchants’ Exchange, 10334; Nassau, 106; : ae ith | fin at'7-16d,; and. by sail, 300 bales cutton at 516d, New York, 1313; Republic, 80; St. Nicholas, 100. for shipment, noticeably to the West Indies and South | sales of 100 casks Turkish at Me. whic,” Citron was ‘auiot | tim at LOM; sold Ny, Salk 00 bales cttoe tence to Cork Now York, 181365; Repeblic;, 60; Bt Nichol American ports, at full prices. Wheat has beon irregular | DUt sendy. | tls wore without, tajee “Atapos ‘wero | fororders, with 3,000 quarters grain ‘s British PHILADELUBIA STOCKS. but generally in fairdemand and at improving prices, par- | firm, selling at $7 50 for Almeria. Sardines met une Fees ee ei 700, 9 peel The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations | ticularly during the latter part of the week, during which with & ssagerase ea at a rag boil were a pee aries: ms eae at three o'clock this day :— the better grades were in demand, both for export and spec- | ANG Tye at a eyae ciate : at 200, per from lelphia to ulation, while prices advane considerably and without . 2 “new kk Muses ‘Triesse, with 6, Dod! An Italian bark, : Bid. Asked. | sensibly checking the demand. Corn has beon variable, but | By” ive luteer price for'erown, “Currants nt GMa Te. for | hence to Trieste, with o. do. wt x 3s. An City sixes, old, 104 oe on the whole nothing better, A Ca eat noe abe tae Tike, Altnonas-Fareieona Italian brig, hence to Gibral ‘orders, with 2,000 bbls. City sixes, new. 108 4 108¢ | the middle of the week cau W7%e.. Iview at i7e., Li edoe oat ATS: do, do., at a eae oe ds. i af direct. ‘An Italian bark, Pennsylvania 507% 51 | butthe higher prices checked the demand, and the mar! fe. 14ize., eurreney, {oF qu henee to Cork for orders, with 3.200 quarters grain ats. i. Philadelphia an 653g 558; | subsequently roled dull. Oats have been comparatively for ball New Valencia ralsins, anothor (w recharter), hence sane voyage, et . Lehigh Valley bar 623, | steady. Whiskey hus appreciated a little, but the market | Bultuhu do., 1 je, tor newer Dates, new, Size, af Ga, 5 another, hence same. voy i Pbilaloiphin sndiieri’ Ratiroaa By 19° | has been quiet. | Pork und Jurd have been forced up by the | Jordan sholied almonds, 4c. Canton ginger, per case, 88, | 8. Od. A British bark. of 670 tons rogiste or *hiladelphia and Erie ro 4] lapse of time, which has matured the October contracts, and | Princess almonds, 30c, Brazil nuts, Ge, Maccaroni, Italian, | Pool, with genera OOrRo a8 & lump om ¢ made public, Northern Central =f + 21% — | prices of both baye ruled much, higher for October and’ spot Sorvia, Seow Sige. ‘Leghorn citron: | A Norwegian bark, beuce to Havre or Bordeaux, with 2 Lehigh Navigation 5056 6024 | thun for Jrambee Sali ver bd e equally tne Ob ad X Bor We. ; Grenoble Bite ae petroleum af a 6 perapaere sa a rid tho for wi ‘are. control : : : 0 Co orders, i $ grain, re- Bahigh Harigaiion gait oan... ic Rit rege who’ control Tensly Pail ine Pitan d 7S cu | spectively atts, Sd. A Norwegian bark, of 476 tons regis: SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS. Mr. William Ward, No. 5 Wall street, furnishes the ‘The warket for cotton has also been “cornered,” and bitter rsonal animosities thereby engendered. When business Pi pormitted to degenerate into such exhibitfons it. would raisins, $450 9 4 75. t was dull but without di uts—The mar We quote :—Virginia, good. and strictly prime, ter, hence to London direct, with 2,100 bbls. refined eum ee 600 bis. lubricating oil and spirits of turpentine, at 4s. 7) etrol- following telegraphic table of San Francisco mining | soem to be about time to think about some other mode of | Wilmington, $2.20 a. $23, and wirictly fancy uy 98: conducting it. It ix Just such things that bring “specula- 240 u $2 45; Tennessee. ew. $1 a $l 15 for une MESTII ARKE! quotations for the week ending October 28:— fon into such disfavor, Frollits Nave beon weak during | fone end’ oy $1 + tanded: - Afrieun, 81. 70. DOMESTIO MARKETS. % Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. most of the week and rates are generally | Dried Fruits was quiet, but ‘with a ps GALVESTON, Oct. 29, 1875. 22, 23, 25, "26, 27 2 2, | lower, while vessels for charter haves relutivel of nearly all “descriptions "prices | _ Cotton dull; middling, 128 low idling,” 12 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 28. Dec'l ly | moderate supply iy p p 20 19 16 17 17 2 | declined. The markets ou ‘Chunge to-day (Friday) were | were firmly held. We quote:—State apples, sliced, new, ry, Tae. Net. recel 2 2 | gonorhily strong, with the exception ot the hog product. | Tie. w 120-; do. do., quurters, tiew, Ve. © Lige-; Southors ports coustwise, BAS, s , 2 20 19 16 17 17 3 | Flour wis steady.” Wheat was decidedly higher, but not | apples,quartors, new, lve. a lize. sliced et receipts, 23,024 bales; ‘ross, 29,492. "Ex Best & Belcher. 49 89 41) 38 14 | especially active. Corn wus nbout steudy, under w fair ine | QrPortés do do. do, a rts—To Great Britain, 850; to France, 839; coastwise, ‘aledonia 18 18 16 16 3 | quiry. Oats were firmer. Whiskey firmer. Pork and lard uarters, new, 10e.; peeléd peaches, now, Georgia ianc: 35. *s. Bes halfornia ..... 63 63 66 58 12 | were again jumped up, and the corner made tighter than | Jeena 0c; do, do, tuir. to irood, a’ Ide. ; unpeeled New Ontnans, Oct. 29, 1875. Chollar Potosi 70 58 69 69 8 | ever, prices of both pork and lard being advanced materially. | do. halves, ‘new, lige, a 1le.; do. do., quarters, wew, Hee. in gone demand; middling, 12%. ; low mid- C lidated Virg 310 224 261 250 gz | (otton on the spot wns quiet and irrexular. Futures were | a iUe.; bluckberries, new, 12! c.; cherries, Stute, 34c. a good ordinary, A Net receipts, 6,999 andes tik La - 27 37g | fem. Fetroloum was firm, Naval stores were firm. Oils | 25¢,; Uo., Southern, wae. ‘a 260. ; raspberries, Peres B mde geri Bing S084; to the Crown Point... 27 238 were quiet und unchanged. rides were quiet. Lemp and | 32c.; plums, Southern, Le. a 1Ge. : do., Stato, 1 i oustwise, 3 ales, 7,000." Stock, 102,604. Pureka Consolidated 1 15 1 1 14 1} jute were quiet. Gunnies were dull and nominal. GUNNnw.—The market was dull and prices more or Weekly—Net receipts, Fag gross, 45,910. Exports—To ald & Curry 21 19 4 19 16 6 | Groceries—Coffee dull. Sugar firm, nominal. We quote :—Domestic cloth, . ws 138ge. Groat “Britain, 16.022; to France, 6,113; to the Continent, Hale & Norcross. 42 43 39 30 42 40 2 | MAsuxs.—The Jobbing demand was lignt, andyprices were | neo and Gouriore. 1 Heutta, O55¢. bags, 1345 to the Channel, 7,308;' coustwise, 5,549. Sales? Imperial 11 10 10 9 10 10 1] {rresular, We quote:—Pots, 5c, w5)¢c.; pearls, wominully, | Hay axp Stuaw.—The demand tor borw revit and ship- 3 . : a P ie 1k te ad I. plug qualities was moderate at unchanged figures. Straw “ Aber nije, MOMILE, Oct, 29, 187: Kentuck,.. 1 13° MM — | Axtiwony was in moderate demand and steady, at 13%{c. a s in fair demand at steady prices. We quote :—Bule hay. Cotton quiet; middling, 12\{c.; low middling, Life ; sro Ges Valley ar me ES “a A BH Fe | RE i saws ints aaise chad shipping at Ode. a 70e.; retail qualities at. $1 w $1 20, and, | Secu ceding Tie 6 TAG Nee Presb aoe Weekly. exican, ERIWAX was steady. “We note sales of 3. aw $1 for new; clover at 0c. a 70e. ; salt a a coe, | Ro yy! tay 7 7h Ophir...... 58 66 652 38 42 38 20 anere We canes oe Straw isquoted at S5e. 4 90e, for long rye, 55c. a GSe. for short gee recetnigs 2607S alee eae To Great Britain, 4 F3 ’ nooM CoRs.—There w: do. and Soe, a 65e. for oat, 156 5 550, 11,900, , heomcgxar gg hy rs by 3 a ed bo but the demand for medium grades was slow, exp axpJutk.—The market was inactive and nominally Savannan, Oct. 29, 187: Raymon ely. 23 Brush, short green, choice, 1c. a 12 unchanged, Jute butts were in moderate demand wt about Cotton steady; middling, low middling,’ 12%¢¢. age 90 87 84 59 74 69 21 | Ie.; jereon medium, Ge. u We. former. pricas. | We quote;American dressed, per ton, | goon ordinary, 1174, Net rece ts, 4,542 bales; gross, 4,577. Sierra Nevada, BW wh RB WR 8 T $270 a $280 for double und S240 for single; Manila | Exports—To Great Britain, to the Continent, 10,01 Union Consolidated, 9 9 7 8 8 1 hemp, , gold, per Ib, the latter tor fine coustwise, 505, Sales, oh” St 65,173. Weekly—Net Yellow Jacket..20.. 8 80 69 4 74 12 clean, $2°20 a $2 25, old; Italian, $2 60 n $2.75 receipts, 30,224; gross, 1,291, Exports—To. France, ‘ade., gold, Jute butts quoted at 2%c. 0 Sisal hemp, de., gold. Tipes.—The inarket w ‘The sules were * Panic caused by conflagration at Virginia City. 7,893. decided change, 0 wet sulted do., | C Corer. —The at the decline, 100 C ANW hai pi-be wer was quiet and without to the Continent, 13,860; to the Channel, tton steady 112; coustwas ‘Sales, 11,865. middling, a NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES | We note sule o1 pi : 123;; good ordinary, 11%, . Mild coifees were quiet, but steady, Ordinary Exports to the Ci Stock, ——_-——_. Bi4e-4 fale do. Wize i good do. 8 8. Weekly Net receipts, 4. Exports TS mi “1Dge i 1He. 5 ex range for to France, 4,102; to the Continent, REIGRE Ce a . fale 7 ood, c.2 Culltornia, | G209; coustwie, 6,993, Sales, 14,700. EFORE CALL— i yy days; ment bays to 2 Winaaxarox, N. C., Oct, 29, 1875. 26e. w2He. 5 eo 20E 2 to 24 Ibs., 13ge. a 194, nt ale. Hosin’ Sen acter aie $5000 Un Pac sink f... 88 100shs Puc RR of Mo, 9 et ol hig HER Ce Ro Os aE ere mite Spirits of turpentine quiet at $e, ‘Rosin’ firm at'$1 5734 ae eae Vane ieee be . 18ige, a 2 .:) Texas and Southern, 24 tv 30" Ibs., Te. u 15e, gold, | Ff #eralned. ‘Faratoudy at $1 40, 2700 do. od i3 | Rico, 18%gc. w 20Age. selected; city slaughter, ox, 60 to 80 Ibs., 10e.; do., cow, 43. Osweco, Oct. 29, 1875, id do, BS | 20c. a2 Mani to SO Ibs. He, a Ste., currency, selected Flour unchanged; sales 2,000 bts. Wheat quiet; new 103 union Bac RR cats | Sayanilla, 2c, 0 213¢0.; Be, Hors 4 from both exporters and consumers 1 white Michigan, $1'35. Corn quiet at 7c. 07! rt te SO LE ee rock ‘mocts with a moderate call was xood. The receipts for the week were nearly 5,000 bales | Barley in good demand;’ sales 10,000 bushels choice No. 1200 do. Hy chaneed gut We quote :—Molasses shook: with nearly 3,000 bales sold for export. Receipts for the | Canada at $1 25; 6,000 do, 4; 10,000 do, No.2 bay 3u0g do. with hea ‘ugar xhooks, with head: week were 4,981 bules; total reesips sinee September 1, 15; 1,000 do. No, 2 Canada at $1 05; 1,000 do. do. at 1500 do. Ee tha Figs UW We hooks, | 1875, 17081 ‘bulos; total receipts tur same. peri i Sia we St Corn gust Holted. Sal * 2 50; hoops, 14 feet, ordinary to prinic, 40c. a 5 bal . Canal treight » Tac; corn an ‘roo do. 12 fect. do.. 35e, a 40 Ww ° barley, Ge. te New York, Se. to Albany and 9 3400 do. The market was firm, with sales of 200,009 Ibs. ustorn, 10, a 15e. ; Wisconsin, $2.10 to the Hudson. Recyipt $10). Go ie. w with cash, We quote: New sheuthing (over 1. olday all growths de. a Bs peta lp tio oa pEey HCE A A 02.), 30e, 8, Ble. ; braziers’ (over nails, per Ib, jee sl 1 SY . 1 eek Bic, a Bil, j old sheathing, &e., milxed lots, 1c. 210. Amer- ‘Tho market for” Amerigan pp DEZmAto, Oct, 20. 1875 s+ 34) | Gea ingot, luke, 23¢, a 23446, per Ib. Yeilowmetal—New Phe sales were 500 tons Jas 2,000 bbls. : wheut, 40,000 bushels; by tae ts ays oe ee 3376 | sheathing wnd bronze, 22c, ; bolts. 28e.; nails, sheathing, 22¢. Seotch was very firm, owing to "16,000. do. road. rocespes- Ap ied Cee 71g 400 Chi a Thi per the ‘ap Was dail and nominal; rails were dull and uncbat }, 24,4) bushels; corn, 17,000 do. ; 800 Erle HE He Te Coupsar.—The demand was fale fom manutseturors and | wanufuctured were quiet and firmer, We quote J,000 do. ; rve. 1.200 do. Railrond 50, do. Bo fo ie Sou gal ake) perdb., dadce a ioice db, ooblage. belt Fae he Wor Ne loumsvaoe, 0. 1 Bylin: ‘ Reims brig ean 1 3 oa 8% 200 Atl & Vac pf. Fope yarns, 16c) a 17c.; turred Manila,’ 14e.; Sisal ‘rope, | ton, $20 90 a $90; Gurtsherric, $351; failroad iron, No. L ide-water—Flour, 400” “do Box Woh, tarred ides Ameriona do.. fie: Ruvsid bolt rove: | gyyys M20 S427? nea ralle, 61'0 5d: steel valle, S75' | whens, #3400. bushels, core, 71,000 do: 2 2, hemp, K . ci me Me: » | $77. bi 10,000 do. To interior points—' 10:15 AND 11:30 A, M, | 17. ‘Lxap.—The market for foreign pig was quict at un- | barn U.dod do. Canal treightesWheat, Se. eine 12134 $2000 U $5%,1040r., 1164 | , COTTON Tho actual supply of spot cotton, though moder- | changed prices. Domestic was in fair demand and firu, | Se., New York tolls included, Flour quiet; bbls! ous S: 1204 "S000 U So's; curs be 123i | ate, for this season of the year, Is more than adequate for | Manufactured was in moderate demand wt about former nechanged quotations. Wheat neglected and nominally tas us , 4 | what is culled the “legitimate” demand at current prices, | prices. We quote :—Spanish, ordinary Fy FL anged. Corn very dull; 4,000 bushels No. atl but the principal holders, for the purpose of furthering the | Knglish, $7 124; foreigh, refined (gold), $7 12%; domestic | Wester mt Glo. u Ode” Oats quiets. sales 14,500 bi id FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, Ho eect te heaatle oat or he ete ie | Wfoldd, 8 80 & $5 ao: bar (iscoune 10 per cent), tigers | 2 Chicago at 40 bate. lye iniwetty 4 - et in order to ot the hands of | 2), 8 cot Yige. Tatham’s im, i uiets sles 5,000 bus ¥ 3 $2000 Tenn 6° 47% 000 ahs West U Te want the cotton with whieh to make th wn Ap oll diag a ‘a hae Ps pgp ea ea) Sods ae agit Sx wood. Very few samples are exhibited on the | Liatuxe.—Hemlock soles, the demand for prime grades | St for heuty mess. Lard inactive; dull at’ 14lgc. loc, = " d spinners are deprived of suitable selections, | for export was fait at about steady prices. Stock on hand is | dighwines {uactive; about $1 16, 10534 Not inéluding October, the murket for futures opened | somewhat increased during the past month, Receipts for 10383 a weukened a fraction, improved xbout 1 the week 75,177 sides and 1 wales; exports 13,U0U sides, Flour—Demand fair and market firm. Wheat firmer, Best d closed firm with reduced estimates as to next week's | gay 5.200 to the Continent and 4.400 to Enilund, higher; No. 2 whe Wabash, $1 35; No. 3 do., $1 2 1s receipts. | | ued firm, improved 3-16e., sold as | MoLasses.—The market was steady, with a moderate busi- | white Michigan, $1.24: ., $17; extra do., rial high as 142¢¢., but in the ulternooh weakened somewhat on Ress. “Tho sales were 20 lis, Porto Itico wt amber Michigan, $1 eller December, 81 24; seller Jan ov weount of en . new crop ) 3 No.2 7 No. 5000 UC & NWeegb. 8634 effected. We are aware that several “blocks” were settled tnifugel aad inlxed, Ser 8 900. do $15 ty Tay Fog face et aft eller Wengen ey ai besiege arr tae within the range of 14igc. w 143%c. ‘The closing: quotations | jruscovade, retuing, seller December, $1 25; No. Sted, @1 124; rejected. toe. Baneriateer. 14% to-day compare with yesterday's tinal figures as follows :— Porto Rico, 37. a S0e.; English Istunds, 35e. Corn dull; high mixed, SOgc.; no grade, OMe, Outs— O00 Ua P Rit ine. 10888 Thursday. Friday, October 20. Orlewns, old crop, 50e, a S8e.; do., new erop, S5¢ Demand fair and market firm; No. 2, 3644c."; rejected, 3 1 inet tenn a October, 149 October. 14 Nats: —The market ut was inactive and nominally un- | Preights tien Ohi Sa PRE SeN E78 . . 13-9 Bae t changed We auote mon fence and sheath, per kox, | burg, Ge. Shipments—Plour, 2,000. bbis. ; “wh A ee | UM tooo, 19 gh 295 lo. na wad Rb 4O'n Bl: done | Quite; corn, $9,100 dos oats, 1,000 do. aes light, $470 w $4 95; '3d., tine, $9 45'a $5 GO; 2d, $6 y Fi eat + aia Canes, Ook te, 187 Fes 5s gate = | 40: Cut spikes, all sizes, $3 45 083 50. auned.’ Dab cone. Glen. vcbabibinoans Nar il Ckbienn, aoe Ghee 200 Un Puc ile’ Nava Storys.—The market for spirits of turpentine tet yo ado, Ot ite Oecueee you Clev rind Psped quie ‘The sales wero 20 bbls. at 4: Rosin, | radaie: Wine the jo ae strained, was in goot demand and very firm; better grades ir Jn vote erat an bE xo ae J 14 wore faltly ugtivg and finn. The sales were 700 bbls. good So 5 ieee. eee Pith i USE k strained at $1 9255, 1,000 do, strained at vase wks, “y eas oh ee Quotations are based on - | 1,000 do. do. wt $1 $0, 1,000 do. quod strained at $1975, SiNe., seller November A7e,, seller the or | pay eke Com Woah bes: = find on cotton in store «In quality not more Uvered | 1,000 do, di om private storms, 5,000 da. | lor Noverbor; siice, & D1%Ge, seller the seas erdey cates - or below the grade quote in Washingt terms, 350 do. No. 2 at $4 2 9 ; 18g Nove 1000 av. “3 Ainlnase ore Urine Ailey cee ines arab Gulab Giestomeraet | but tem ot thse. seller October; S2e.. seller Noverber, JOOCANW Rit pile b0ie 4: aie was dull and Wo quote:—spirits of turpentine, | Ryo dull and sey. eee ets OTe a Bie TO eter WOO CHARI. bess 109s | ese Ate recto. Menino’, OE aS tlhe |' Four,’ Lard irregular, but in the muin lowers ‘old, 13i¢e 1 Hh ar, 3, Win 4 2 25: 5 ie: ote B12 OTN ¢ . $ a 16 W042 | Strict good ordinary 1335 3 Gus.—Linveed was In ‘fair jobbing Wemand at about | Rew, 12K. spor; B12 Oils e G12 to) seller the your. | isulk ¥ os 4 viet low 14g ‘4 Lard wed was quiet, 3 . 2 wheel at el 121 fe 400 MIL a 8B Be Be] Middling ssn 14g 14Ng but firm. Menhaden way Grade. whe | tie, afternoon, call of the: Based, wheel Benet as 61 12}6, pe ag | Sirlct good middling 14% i tomseed, crude, 4c. a due. du. summer yellow, O8e. «| Suns com: HELO don? ote, WU ‘do. barley, 7/000 Hie sor Sse ‘nit’ ge | Fair yess, SE 16%, ‘ esent cnakes, $1 US 4'S1 Us: do. rye, ane *. bag rey yee Uy bbls. ; Wheat, 4 | —Stainea—Good — ordinary, strict good ordi ade 125,000 bushels; corn, 73, 10.5 oats, 15,000 do. ; barley, oNxsee ‘ 1sife.; Jow middling, 1 9-16¢.; middling, 13%. 84 8,000 do. ment he bales were :— .. Southern, 10) Puc Kit of Mo. To-Day. Last Boening. * 200° do en y eta hatural do., COTTON REPORT. 10) 1085 a | pope oT 200 eee tee New York, Oct. 29, 1875, eo aes ae Speculation, + 169 lus xuM.—The market was firm, with a fair demand for | _ The following are the total net receipts of cotton at all the wd = = prices were 5,000 bbls. at i3ise, | ports since September 1, 187:— . seeee ‘Totals. . 825 300 | 000 do. at 1349 ry from the Ist tothe 10th Port, Bales, Port. BEFORE CALL 2, Week Ending | ot Nov ave Crade in ball was quoted nt Odie. for Oct q veston. feuege! hi ¢ 2 iverpool, Oct, 29, 1875, Oct. 30, 1874. | Ue. for November; do. in bb) for Uctober, New On New Yor! $1000 C, eeror is nef) SeMS..., AAverpool, Oct, ‘Biles, Ms ee | fur Novem! Ketines white, 133y¢. a 182 Mobile Bost To. di 17% 380 do. é Sales of the week, 6y,000 | October and Lge. a cargo lot Savannatr, Providence pe tein Be 42 100 Un Puc iit. mis Forwarded — | alitge, Nuphtha, 10%, for October and lke. for Charleston Port Royal 20, ost Un.Fal. * JOU. Chia NW bs Of which exp 9,000 | be; Cases quoted at 174g¢, & 18e. Philadeiphin was quoted | Wilmington... Indianola. 2200 Wees Un: tel. 400 ‘Ss Of whieh speculators ziooo | ath r October and November; cargo lots 1siye, Bal. | Norfolk . a. ae fe H \ Actual | Hmore was quoted wt Iie. for October and November; eurgo | Baltimore. ‘Total . iouo. as: . ‘Total stock } Eo $518,000 Hots, 18 ‘The Gea Ik oe Wan, Teported a9 follows — ~ y } ~ ‘Act Fitisville was quie ‘Seay. Vil City quiet; $1 64 r ‘ duo MH BE HES OF which American } jf $149,000 Rouseville quiet and dull: G1 G7Ig.Tidioute quiet; held at PRINTING CLOTH MARKET. 200 Atl & Pae pf... ‘Total import of the w 32,00) | $160. Parker's United, $1 Sige. a $1 49, Siipments, | Provipuxce, B. 1, Oct, 29, 1875, 390 Obie & Mw | Ot which American. 12,000 | $1 6249. Printing cloths dull but stendy at 434c., ten days, tor stund- Fae ~ Actual exp ¥ 700) | _ PRavistons.—Receipts—Pork, 515 packages; cut. me: ard and extra 4x64, lan er ; ‘Amount wiloa 247,00 gooiuy | 1,020 do. lard, 3,040 do, The, market for pork and lard was ‘3 Of which Americ: a 85,000, 116,000 | excited and prices were again forced up and the “corner” ap- ry 10 tan gi: 1 | OT tt Aulddting apiaads tn Liverpock, October 80" Gh74, | parently mado moro secure. then ever, ‘The October cos: HAVANA MARKET. 100 do. 19 ‘73gd. Price of middling uplands in York, October 30, | tracts maturing Saturday will probably be settled on a hig! Havana. Oct. 29, 1875, 200 Pac RR of Mo o 1874, 1459¢. For future delivery the sales were as follows:— | basis than any one has anticipated. The sales were 2 Spanish gold, 227 » 22714, Exchange active but weak; a0 e Yesterday, after two P. M.—November, 2,200 bales at | bbls. new mess, on the spot, wt $22; 1,500 bbls. Oetober, at | on the United ‘States, UO days, currency, 113.4 115 prem: 13, 2PM pear December, HX) wt 13 1-16e.;) Junuary, G00 at | $23. and 750 bis, seller the’ year, ‘at 20°50. | fim: short sight, 116'a 118 promium, 60 days, gold, 142 m . M. 5 February, 200 at 18 O8ze.;" March,’ 200 uc | Beef hams were quoted at $2 00 w $24 50 tor Western, Boef | Tas premlum s. short 148 4 148" premium; on Lon- $10000 US 6 $20000 U 85-20, ,'67, 1214 TO) at TMZ; April, 100 at 1456." Total, 4,000 | Was quiet, with sales of 100 tierees at u ed prices. | don, 170 a 172 premium;'on Paris, 138 « 140 ‘premium. 1UUU0 U 8 U's, 4 dluy, +». lotwok. —=Uerober 2,8 148 ye., 6 Rite ahebeeee rs ats gecuea 7 Bacon ue | Sugar steady; No. 12 Duteh standard, 15 @ 15}¢ realé per 14 Bihwe., 100 wt Iie, 2 t 2 i. | wt With sales ol oxes ¢ Cah ; SECOND, BOARDS P. 3M | .tte, fcr at 4 Sut 1am) ay Taye." ayy at | ineate wore lok and acu. the sles were (80) jin. | M¥bes TH Bolly WER rena Moo" 102, 1300 shs be WO wt 14 Olde, 200 at | smoked bellies wt 14e., and 5,000 Ibs. pickled bellies at Ie. $1000 Un Pe B16 BU dos j November, 000 ue 18°5. Ite, ‘3700 at 13 , | awed was in good demand ond wendy" Tho sales were 100 EUROPEAN MARKETS. y ‘ Ww “ ty) 00 lu. JOO at Lge, 100 wt 137g . 100 at 1h December, s new tern at 1 WO do, prime city at 13\e. ‘ TONY dea wntes, 105° 900 do. 5 ae 1d Besta, 100 at 1h Sven ZU0 s Hae Hr, tatue: deliv #7500 do, u 15\ye,, 900 donut og: 2ND0%, Oct. 29—Hvening.—Common rosin, 6s 34. « Sa Mas P 7-10; v2 5 do. Ie. 5 J “ boodo, at . ¥o0'de. at 15tGe, a'Ide., and tov | 64, » . | ay theo M1 GOO do. out ts relined fur South Anieriew on private ters. Kutter— | » AXTWERF, Oct, 20.—Petroleum, 28)4f, for fine pale Amer 5000 West P voy 3 nd fom@fll descriptions was fair, and the market was | !¢at 200 shy Con ‘ ce eh We uote = oc 100 Quick Min pf ..be 2234 ‘il, ’ . too Waste tee eh “Western POE joo at tsa AO ho market, was quiet UGUST BELMONT & co. 200 June, . e factory, co x iw tes.’ The receipts ut the ports were as fol- | to fancy, Be. mw shy full crenth, 1266 & | issue Travellers’ Credits, poet Ry "in all parte of the world, lwo lows j—Gaiveston, 2.678 bales: New Orleans, ¢ Mobile, | Me. ; do., tir to ood, part ski skims, de. 488.5 | through the 0 1,004; Savannah, 4.542; Charleston, 3 nyton, | Ohio factory, co ni to taney, § | Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD Tw Baltimore, New York. | ‘he demand mon grades was firm at and their corres] luo Total bales, . This day | wee dult and abundant. We | — Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of 20 day’ Tast™ year, 20,048. | Wk, $1 20 a $1 U7 blow, bulk, | Money on Califo 10 Fo Havre, by steam, 740. | tT a8 ertess, bulk, $1 4 $129: sweet Jellow, | = atk 100 le,, compressed. ''To Bremen, by | wee b _vUTs. Al wo ‘To Liverpool, 7-10d., by xtewm;' by | Rice.—T) Il, but prices were steady. The ° Bapins “400 do. | t. We quote :—Carolina, fuir to prime, | “stuck Privileges bought and sold by us on members of the 3S Amer Kx 900 Chi aN W Iie * quiet and steady. Morphine was a Wye, 7ye.; Kan | Stock Exchange; we give all orders oar pérsonal attention 50 do. 109 do. arg Atgonio was aiet nud stony ; i Zine., currency; | and guarantee satisfaction. lo, . Kol, eush, Explanatory pamphiet sent free. so Ma SP RRY.ve dy" an ul all and more oF less nominal, JMBRIDOE & CO, 100” dv. 7 nl —20 cases prime We | lax was was ta fale Lesnar nnn 100 \ way wt 2 Gomand at land firm, kere, No. 2 streot BOO NYC 1 iw oe a alge. | Rape was lanwsed wat | Gpreesy Demers eee ae, Straddles, joy do. Blue Me wit 4 ‘i ea hi eee ett a's quote :—Clover, | nse =F = eee ma 300 J at Sige, Brimstone was quoted at $i ‘extern, Lise, a 18'z¢. per Ip. ;timothy, 82 63 « 83 per bi ‘ ‘i 20 Chi Mie itive 10 store, und id, to varrive. "Wer nots | eanary, Smyrna, S11; Wo. Selly, $12) hemp, forenen, ¢f wu; | AT REASONABLE RATHS-MONEY ON LIFE AND MOLSe goU Uhtoa M It tous on privat ‘artarie wcid was gut Haxiced rou, tha 8h 0; Hinseod, Calcutta, | £2, Bndowmons Insurseee inde effected with, best compar (00 ‘YOO HL Bt He, J. Quicksliver was quiet no | » jombay, $180, cold n we iw, WUCaTe quiet aud cline Ginseng w tia fi sete manrket ay dull wad no nie $5) HABRICH & CO.. 117 Broadway, 100 : ibewe st root. was Mt unchanged. | changed. We quote: —Pintos, foreign, $7 12h 6B 4 nanan You eS has auiet. English chomicals—The mar: | 100108, gold; do ic, eu OT 2b poe 10D ive, LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO,, 50 200 Pac of i were stendy, We note sules of G00 | STKEAIINE was fi joven prime as 30g. | LA. 100 a 246. ;, 50 tons sal sodu, at $1 45; | We Was quot Bankers, : $425 0 $4 50 us to test, and 150 —=Vhe mark kegs Neweastie bie Si hy “Ht D, wll sgl 12 Wall street, New York, 500 sh We Featunis wero nominally steady’ We quote: 1100 do.. ‘pew weexe, B0e, adle.; choice do. do, , 6 Gle. y mix 4 rs in strictly Al Stock Contracts, good for 50 days. WO Wo 4 , w 450. ; hen feathers, Ge, a Se. s turkey f | Adt— tho market for raw was steady, with a moderate ‘hasers’ option either to demand or deliver, Sold at lu do... bs | business, The sales were 40) nlds. coutriin , closest market rate Le Sees x with a good de- | wnd 71s do, nuscovado on private terms, T —_ 70 Pac 38. oy Atl & Pue pf. a ‘he belts were 1 a Geer '* Co ol oy and a was age Le uot Fair retin Address for information 00 lo. . ‘cman fy Grand Bauk at a 25, ore Inackerel re | x} Ubu, grocery, fair to cholee, 4, —, 1100 do 200 “yo. ; in vtanit love wt $18 for No, Is aud $17 for No fugul, hinds. and ba: alee, ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO, 100 do 40) lw a s 80%, bbls. shore so. 4 rold at $950, The market for phi as ids, and boxes, 6) _ ALL Derlem Rit, 00 \ 8b Wig | lie, ” We nove suios of 19,000 boxes wt Uo, for aud | t prime, 7ige 19 Wail street, | “ai to | | Herat / $6.000 __FINANCTAL, A —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS . bought and sold by the old established stock and bond house of LBERT HU. Ni LAY & CO.. * jo. 43 Pine street. New York, Y ¢ CONTROLLING LARGE BLOC! NoT 410 less than $80,000, of Life Insurance Stock, can ot 4 cash customer by addressing, confidentially, N. B., box 105 A Po "’ oy THE NEW YORK STOCK EX- P chan desirous of selling bis se in the board, can tw purchaser by addressing STOCK BROKER, Herald OF BONDS PORK SALE.—THE CITY OF NEWAR' J Ubio, will receive bids ut the City Sollelitors offs, uatl noon of ‘the 4th day of November, A.D. for bonds said city, to the amount of twelve. thousand dollars; said bonds aro dated October Ist, A.D. 1875, and due iu ten years hereof, with Interest payable semi-annually oa of Oviover and Apeil of euch year; and interest pay able wi the Niuth National Bunk of New Yor’ city ; said bonds will be soid to the bidder offering the hi; preniium, but in no case will they be sold at less tham their par value; Lids to be sealed up and addressed to GEO, W. NGRAHAM, City Solicitor, Newark, Obio, and indorsed pre Is tor city bonds. SALE—SOME FIRST CLASS SECOND PUR Money Mortgages; a liberal discount allowed. OW: box 125 Herald office. wisn LN IIAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Mortgayes, without bonus. Principals desiring OR INVEST apply to LL. GRANT, 145 Broadway. LOAN WANTED — $50,000 ON REAL ESTATE SALA 4) ble to-day for $171 ; reliable first class investment, ALWAYS York cit to BORROW wid Principals gre invited t6 examine it, Address MORT: Herald office, SSOURT PACIFIC RAILROAD.—OFFICE OF THE Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company, No. 3 Broad Street. New York, October 28, 1875.—In accordance with the suggestions of the Committee of Missouri Pacific Stock- holders, in thelr report made on the 23th inst. the directors of the Atluntic and Pacitic Railroad Company instenet me to offer to the stockholders of the Missouri Pucific Railroad $1,854,000 third mortgage bonds of said Pacitic Railroad at 75. pot cent, stockholders to have the preference to purchase sald bonds at that rate until and including November 10, 1875; the proceeds of said sales to be used only in Hquidating the flowting debt of said Pacific Railroad, An early response from the stockholders is requested. ANDREW PEIR resident, Menon Bons bougnt and sold. ation cheerfully given. KS, Banker, 1 dway. PH DIXON CRUCIBLE TOCK FOR SALE—JOSE Company. Apply to J. W. ROSS, 38 Pine street, room i y TANTED—#00,0°0 ON VALUABLE PROPERTY worth twice the amount; first mortgage. Address k, P.P., Herdld off ia R FOR SALE AT PAR AND ACCRUED $15.000. n to fifteen Bonds ($1,000 each), pe Which pay ten crest (semi-annually) in New York city. sollelted and fall informer furnished. Address Herald off “ RAILROAD, TOWN, COUNTY AND $300.000 satetove wanes G. W. MARKHAM, 196 Broadway, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE! A RARE OPPORTUNITY. Business and health, ‘The subscriber offers for sale the best ranged business in the State of Florida, located in the most healthful, beautitul and fertile portion of the State. Fis! and yame in abundance. ‘Three beantiful fresh water lakes, from one to five miles distant. Society unexceptionable. 1 aying and best ar To one desiring to move to Florida for health or business an opportunity is now offered that might not again occar in alitetime. The business ix in full tide of success and perfect all its details; the purchaser would be at no trouble, as « corps of tried and faithful assistauts would remain with The subscriber is led to this offer only for fumily reasons, Full satisfaction to any one wishing to Address or call on W. L. ROBINSON, Tallahasse, Fla. or J. M. ROBINSON, room 42, 430 Walnut street, Philadelphia, RESPECTABLE PARTY DESIRES SOBER, FATH- ful workingman to take trusty position in their ware- Tooms; one advancing few hundred dollars cash will receiv ry wnd share in protits, Address, with references, ,U. 3. box 4,195 Post office. BSS MAN WITH SMALL CASH CAPITAL can sceure & permanent situation; full security for iuoney und an interest in tho business.’ No. 2 ‘Broadway, room 14, A Mehictaces| sme YOUR BUSINESS INTHE EVENING TELEGRAM. SMART, ACTIVE MAN HAVING $1,000 CAN SE- cure au interest nan established and ‘successful busl- hess; will pay investor $10,000 to $20,000 the coming year; Dusitiess not mercantile or patent, GEO, HANKINS, 28 West Twonty-ninth street. OUNTRY ‘TORE BUSINESS FOR SALE—SEVERAL Deel ett” cetablished: mood looatlon; also the Store and welling ; ne hour from New York; excellent tunity. ee Teo WV ATWATER: Riverside, Coun. JNTERPRISING WESTERN CITY.—VALUABLE DRUG and Fancy Goods Business, long established, for sale; owners retiring; new and best Store in town; in desirable location, and coiupetent assistants romain: inventory about $5,000. ' Apply GKIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. NE HALF INTEREST IN A MANUFACTURING MIL- linery Business for sate; established 12 years and doing 4 large and profitable business; an opportunity seldom | olfered for investinent; declining health the only cause of | selling; any person wishing to purchase will be opportunity for investigation, Address i. H. station A. ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OR SPECIAL; ONE who can invest about $20,000 in a manufacturing bush Sines, estublished twelve years, in this city. Address A. MERCHAN W. CLARK BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS + Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been before the public for five yours, and lias proved itself to be the most perfect machine in the world. Sold by all merebants, fe- tors, saddlers and storekeepers in the United States, and by whurerer, 23% rect, London, and 3.0 70,$3:00 CASH. WANTED, AN ACTIVE . lady partner in's wall organized and success: 1 millinery, retail and manufacturin lishment inthe best part of this city. K,, 477 Broadw: artificial flower es Address W. B.& TO $10,000. A YOUNG BUSINESS MAN, \ pho wil have this amount in ossb te Invest about January 1, wou to obtain ® good position as secretary or bookkeeper in a manufacturing or mercantile concern at once ; has unexceptionabdle re! A cations confidential Address, for one Herald office. ee BUSINESS FAILURES: The failure of S. Benedicks & Co. already an- nounced in the Heraup, creates some surprise, as the firm had stood very well for some years. There hag been a good deal of difficulty in this trade for some | tne, and it is evident that there will have tobe a weed- ing-out process. By decline in trade and heavy ex- penses protits have greatly diminished. The habilities of Oscar D, Dike, whose failure ap- peared in yesterday’s Heratp, are stated to be about $60,000, It 18 said the estate will yield thirty-five to furty-tive cents on the dollar, Joseph W, Duryea, large lumber dealer, will make a settlement at about tifty cents on the doliar, Dexter A. Reed, dealer in hardwood, on Centre street, who had been well and favorably known for some ten years, got his basiness matters complicated, and, it is said, is not to be found. Disosway & Hatch, leather dealers, have ‘Their failure is an important one and is among the first ‘that have taken place in that line, Ira Beard, mulliner, on Broadway, has also been obliged to suspend payments. REAL ESTATE SALES. At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday but very little property was Olfered for sale, E. A. Lawrence & Co. sold by order of tho Supreme Court, 1n foreclosure, the house and lot, 21.5 by 47.10, on Lexington avenue, west side, 21.5 feet north of Thirty-first strbet, to Michael Collins, for $4,000, .sub- ject to a mortgage of $6,000; also the three story brick 2 v4 jorthwest corner of Pike weet ne aids to weary | enry Thaule for, $7,000, said property bomy valued at $13,000. Peter F. Meyers sold, by orders of the Suj Couri, the two story attic brick house No, ‘224 Caton street, east side, to Christian Brennaman for $7,700, said property being valued at $11,000, : Court of Common Pleas, the house and lot, me for Miller sold in foreclosure, by order of James M y order ‘on Waverley piace, east side, 72.11 feet north ot ewe Street, to the plainti@, Leonard J, ter, $14,000, said property being valued at $16, HEIRS WANTED. ‘A fow days ago there appeared in the “Personals” of the Henaxp an advertisement soliciting information in regard to three chilarou of Mrs, Ann Davis, who died some fifteen years ago, They were supposed to have veon sent out West by some of the charitable insti- tutions of this city, and are now the heirs of prop- erty amounting to nearly $10,000, A rather curious story seems to be connected with this advertisement, | George Marshall, part of whose property they inherit, was a boatman, living in apparent poverty, an humble | and ignorant man, whom few thought possessed of bm 4 money or property, In 1859 he died, and trom his wil it appeared that he lett two valuable tenement houses in West Thirteenth street, estimated at from $26,000 vo 40,000, to his three sisters, Eliza Jenkins, Mary Black- Dura add Ann Davis, His wife he cut off an in- come of only $300 a year, Ann Davis died some fifteen years ago, and ever since search has been made for her three’ children, who, under the will, are entitled to one-third of t ed mentig asalso to the umulation of their portion of the in- come from the estate, — It is now intended to wind the estate at last, and, if the children cannot be fot to divide their portion among the other heirs, The attorney for the administrators, Mr. Burton, has writ ten to every charitable institution im this city to ascer: tain when and where the children of Mrs. Davis were sent, but thus far no success has crowned his inquiries, What is most remarkable in this affur 18 that these children were sent to the West from sheer destitution while their comparatively rich uncle was yet alive and able to help therm, Mr. Burton's office, at No. 28 Greenwich street, yesterday was crowded with Dai ‘oung and old, who would like t relieve him of thor search, The children, two girls boy, yew over ¥ old, iw nere seems ty-one yours \ f taKanod be iy a y vate ever