The New York Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1875, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND CONMERCIA pa SSL The Stock Market Strong, but Less Active— Speculation in Lake Shore. A GOOD BANK STATEMENT. Gold 116 1-4—Rag Currency at This Price Worth 86.02—Reported Failures in Paris— Investment. Securities Firm. Wat Street, } Sarurpay, Oct. 30—6 P, M, The chief surprise of the stock market to-day was the advance of Laky Shore from 5934, the opening price, to 6244; the close was mado at 62, The trans- ‘factions amounted to 110,000 shares. The movement, being entirely unexperiod, caused not a little comment, and the latter was by no means fayorablo to the parties by whom it is suppose! to have been engineered. Tho facts concerning the siock that appeared in today’s MERALD apparently hui (he same effect on the remain- ing bulls in it as would the shaking ofa red flag at tho. veritable animal himee’® They agreed with one accord that something had to be done and quickly, The con- eequence was that they promptly entered the market and forced the price up. Apparently the move only resulted in more heavily toading the clique, for on tho. ‘withdrawal of their orders the stock dropped to 6074 on small transactions, At this point, however, they again came to the rescue and carried the figures back to 621. All this simply illustrates how at times values are ignored in the process of speculation, and justifies the caution repeaiedly given in this column. The remainder of the “fancies” were sympathetic with Lake Shore, We believe we have the authority for stating that the November schedule issued to day to the various agents of the trunk lines shows no advance in the heretofore existing rates, a result clearly indicated by the nature and volume of existing business, THR GENERAL STOCK MARKET. Next to Luke Shore, the largest transactions were in Western Union, which opened at 7514, receded to 754, but ddvanced and closed firm at 76. Pacifle Mail was less active and sold at 4034 a 41a 4034 9 40%. Erie opened at 175, and rose to 183 at tho close. Missouri Pacific advanced from 954 to 10%. It is said that the. company will pass into the hands of a receiver, and there will bo a default tn the payment of the interest on the third mortgage bonds. C., C. and I. C, was a4 brifle more active at 45.04%. Hannibal and St, Joseph Sold at 185; 21914. Ohio and Mississippi was quiet at “16% a 1634. St Paul sold at 335% a 34 Northwest Closed at 37, alter sales at 363 a373/. Union Pacific closed steady at 6544 a 6544, after selling at 66a 663g. New York Central moved up to 10434. THE SALES TO-DAY, The transactions on the Stock Exchange ‘to-day aggre- gated 188,000 shares:—New York Central and Hudson, 1460; Erie, 15,550; Lake Shore, 110,100; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 600; Northwestern, 6,500; do. preferred, 250; Rock Island, 100; Pacifle Mail, 14,600; St, Paul, 2,350; do. preferred, 800; Ohios, 900; Western Union, 26,200; Union Pacific, 1,900; C., C. and I. C., 1,750; Misrouri Pacitic, 4,050, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and Towest prices ot the day:— i High Rew York Central... 70ne Mibu Barlem. 181g Erie 17% Lake Shore. is Northwestern....,. 36%5 Northwestern preferred. :. 5013 Rock Island 1034 Pittsburg. 8934 Milwaukee ay ul... 83%, Mil. and St. Paul pref. 621g Ohio aud My 164 New Jersey 4 Del, Lack: and Western 4 Caion Pacili 65% ©, 6 ancl. ¢ 49g Western Unio: TM, Atlantic an¢ Pacitie Tol 18 Pacific Muil. 40% Panama 130 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in closing prices, compared with those of yesterday, are as follows:— Cand I. ©, %; Delaware and Lacka- 3 Hannibal and St. Joseph, 4; , j Northwest common, 7%; do. ‘pre- ferred, 34; Uhio and Mississippi, 3¢; Pacific Mail, 4; Bt. Paul, Union Pacific, 34; tern Union, 4 Missourl Pacific, 1; Michigan Central, 145; District o Columbia 3-65 bonds, L Dreux. old, Quicksilver, 4%; N@éw York Cen- tral, 34; AUuutic and ic Telegraph, Starroxany.-—Atlantic and Pacilic preferrs Panama, Wabash, St. Paul preferred and » Central, |, Harlem, CLOBING FRICKS—3 P.M. 40% a 40% oR a 76 18 8 17g a gw Big a . s 101 Lake Shore.” a a a a Michigan Cea. “ NYC&ICR Ody a NJ Central...10533 a Obio & Miss... 68 aw Panama, 130° Tol & Wabas! wa Union Pacitic., 6545 a Missouri Pac.. LOSg a 104 THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank statement shows an increase in surplus ro- eorve notwithstanding the loss of $1,247,500 legal ten- -der notes. The specie average at the end of last week ‘was arising one, and, notwithstanding the syndicato operations during the week, sufficient gold has come out of the Trewsury and been received from other sources to raise the average for the woek $3,514,200 over last ; week, The banks now hold @ surplus reserve of | $8,107,200, ayainst $5,241,575 last week, The follow- dng is a comparison of the averages for the last two ‘weeks :— Oct. 20, Differences, 100 $275,804,900 Dec.. $4,689,800 6 9,920,900 Ine 514,300 | 53,455,400 Dec. , 1,247,500 | 221,076,200 Dec. . 2)395,500 17,997,700 Ine... "181,500 | y shows the relations between the total Differences. $3,514,300 1,247,500 | re- pnt na posits .... 55,867,925 6,260,050 Excess of re- serve above egal require- ments $5,241,675 $8,107,250 Inc. . $2,865,675 THE MONEY MARKKY. id . Money closed at 3 per ceat on call. Foreign ex- change left off quiet at 4.77 for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling und 4.824.824 for demand. Rag currency at the closing price of gold was worth about 96.02. THE GOLD MARKET. Gold closed at 11634, after selling down from 11614 to 115%. The rates paid for borrowing were 1-16, 5.64, 1-64, 3-64 and 1-92 until Monday, and 34% per cent per annum. Loans were also made flat and at 1a 2 per ceut Mor carrying. OPERATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE DANK. Gold balances. . Currency balances. Gross clearances. . 3,624 8,288,178 Gold balonces, 779,889 WEXKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATE: ENT. Currency exchanges. $448, 609,059 2 3 Currency balances, 31,409,873 Gold exchang 20,070,51 Gold balances. 4,543,153 VUR UNITED STATES TREASURY. ‘The bonds bold by the Treasurer as security for macional bank circulation are § 2; for public deposits, $15,730,000; national bank nowws outstanding, '$940,805,616, $2,640,000 being in national gold bank notes, Internal revenue receipts to-day, 7,080 33; for the month, $9,686,317 09; for the fiseal year, $98,115,522 86, Customs receipts to-day, $411,702 83; for the month, $11,499,245 17;, for the fiseal year, $56,132,084 17, National bank notes received for re demption during tho week, $5,127,207, The Treasury Operations for the weex included the disbursement of $2,140,000, gold, for interest and $1,179,000 in redemp- NEW YORK HHKALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET, issue another call for five-twenty bonds; the amount is not specified in the despatch. IMPORTS. ‘The imports for the week were $5,190,887, of which $1,349,011 were dry goods and the remainder general merchandise, GOVERNMENT BONDS. The government bonds at the close were quoted ag follows:—United States currency sixes, 123% a 123%; do. do., 1831, registered, 1214{ a 12144; do. do., do., coupon, 123 a 123%; do, flve-twenties, 1362, regis- tered, 1153¢ a 116; do. do., do, coupon, 119 a 11944; do, do., 1864, registered, 115% a 116; do, do., do., coupon, 119 a 11914; do. do., 1865, registered, 11634 117; do, do., do., coupon, 120 a 12044; do. do., do., new, registered, 119% a 1193; do. do, do, do, coupon, 11954 a 11934; do, do., 1867, registered, 121 a 12144; do. do., do, coupon, 121 12114; do, do., 1898, registered, 121)4 a 12124; do. do., do., coupon, 12144 a 121%; do. ten-forties, registered, 110 a 116%; do. do., Coupon, 11744 a 11734; do, fives, 1881, registered, 11534 @ 115%; do, do., coupon, 11714 a 11754. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were strong; the changes were an Advance of 2 per cent in Missouri Pacific, second mort- gages; 1per cent inC., ©. and I. ©. firsts, and 44 in Michigan Central, 7% in Chicago and Northwest gold sevens, North Missouri firsts were }¢ lower, Western Union Telegraph bonds of 1900 advanced %. Erie firsts sold at 106, Union Pacific sinking funds fell off to 86. ©. C, andL ©. firstssold up to 61, an advance of 434 per cent. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Raitroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 102 a 10214; do. land grants, 973¢ a 98; do, sinking funds, 86 a 8634; Centrat Pacifics, 10414 a 10434, STATE BONDS, State bonds were dull. New York registered bounty Joan sold at 107, Missouri long sixes at 10144, Tennessee new at 47 and new series at 463. | BANK SHARES, Bank shares sold at 154 for America, 122% for Mer- chants’, and 114 tor American Exchange, ex dividend. The latest bids are annexed:—America, 154; Ameri- can Exchange, 114; Chatham, 135; Chemical, 1,600 City, 800; Commerce, 123; Fourth’ National, 9534; Irving, 132; Mechanics’, 140; Merchanta’, 1223(; Mer- chants’ Exchange, 10334; Nassau, 106; New York, 131; New York National Exchange, 101!4; Phwnix, 99; St. Nicholas, 100. THE POREIGN MARKET. The London advices report consols and United States bonds firm, Monday is a bank holiday. Consols for money, 943¢ a 9476; do. for account, 9418-16 a 9474 ; 1865 bonds, ex. div., 1035¢ a 10374; 1867 bonds, 1084; ; ten-forty bonds, 1044 a 104% ; now fives, 103% 0104; Erie, 1534 a 1534. Rumors are in circulation of a failure in Paris, but at present nothing can be definitely ascertained in rela- tion thereto. The Banque Nationale de Credit of Paris is reported as suspended, SECURITIRS AT AUCTION. The following were sold to-day :— 80 shares Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Rail- rond, 11. $21,000 New York and Harlem Railroad, 110%. 5 vhares Manhattan Life Insurance Company, 555, 4 shares New York, New Haven and Hartiord Rail- road, 144 hares Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company, 5 60 shares Third Avenue Railroad, 140. 12 shares Adams Express Company, 10114. $700 Citizens’ Insurance Company, 7514. $5,000 Morris and Essex Railroad, 112%. 40 shares Ohio and Musissippi Railroad, 34, 50 shares Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and’ Chicago Rail- road, 91. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. Bia, Asked, City,sixes, new. + 108 10834 Pennsylvania. 51 51% Philadelphia 5556 55%¢ Lehigh Valley eye 2 zig Catawissa Rasiroad, preferred 46 4614 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 19:4 1934 Northern Central. a Lehigh Navigation... ~ 50% 50% Lehigh Navigation gold loan. es 104g RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS AT THE OFFICE O¥ THE ASSISTANT TREASURER OF THE UNITED. STATES AT NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH ENDING ocroBER 30, 1875. September 30, 1875, by balance « $94,906,844 79 Receipts during the month— On account of customs.. $8,658,614 86 On accountof gold notes ~ 7,283,900 00 On account of internal revenue..... sees 185,151 37 On account of certifl- cates of deposit, act Tune 8, 1972... «... 1,855 00 On account of Post Of- fice Department 423,964 34 On account of tran: « 11,474,907 04 On account of patent fees. ret 727 5 On account of miscel- TANOUS «6.66 cere eeee 31 On account of disbursing accounts... ss 62 On account of Assay Of- - 76,679,177 49 steeeseeeseeceeeseesess$171/A96,022 28 Payments— Treasury drafts, ...... ..$80,796,710 30 Post Office drafts. 802,299 03 Disbursing accounts 4 SL ol 13 + 2,021,032 48 5,260 Assay Ofllce........+- Interest accounts, vii In coin In curre 70,830,146 81 Wslvsacsanagneata ope RIMQONATS 49 Balance to credit of Treas. urer United States, ... $84,616,607 12 Balance to disbursing ac- Balance... counts... se+e 14,984,654 08 Balance to Assay Office. 1,037,985 49 Balance to interest ac- counts, viz In currency.. 7,628 78 ———_—— 100, 646,875 47 Receipts for customs in the month of October, 18T4....++ceceeeeees eee $9,055,588 43 Receipts for customs in the month of QOS FSi ss din as cetecsveds<tvee, OSG ALO OO Decrease 1875, or . $896,973 57 STATEMENT OF BUSINESS AT THE UNITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH ENDING OcTOBER 30, 1875. Deposits of gold— Foreign coin. Foreign bullion, United States bul United States bullion, PORitS .6.. Jewellers’ bars. sits of silver— jewellers? bars Foreign coun. Foreign bullion RR United States bullion, con- De tained in gold. Thited States bi Fado. United § Superior. ...s..ceseeeseee+ 60,000 00 United States bullion, Mon- United States bullion, Novas 60,000 00 United States bullion, New MeRICO aoe «ees c a sraa i $5,500 00 ied States bullion, . ¥ United I) 506,600 00 Total deposits $1,615,600 00 Gold bars stamped, 406, 480 8 T bars stamped. « 487,607 nit 4 ——— $874,078 33 Transmitted to United States Mint, Philadelphia, for coin- GO, LOI... 600500000 000s + o$1,799,6 Transmitted to United States Mint, Philadelphia, for coin- ‘i = 060, BIVCE.....cee eee peda $1,835,616 27 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Sarenpay, Oct 90, 1875 BEFORE CALL—10 Ae uM. 72 2100shs LL. S&M 9 190) “ Sex 1000 Si 1400, bait 400 w 700 eo 500 Ol 300 Gu 100 60, 200 Han & Bi 800 Olio & M. Rik, 109 Chi & NW KR sd oO do. 83 y do. 200 Pac Mall SS, 1900 do tion of five-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,922,000 for customs. Tho United States Treasurer (o-day paid Wut $234,000, gold, for five-twenties redoenfed and $116,000 for interest, On Monday the Treasury will 400 1000 wo 100 100 Un Pac ) 900 do 100 Mil & Sti 100 do. 65 100 500 LS & M 50 1000, 0 10:15 AND Ly $10000 US: t6 $10000 U ‘5000 do 121% 10000 10000 U 85-20, 1 500 1000U85-20,0,"04.b66 11 500 ty b Septenae . Lt 500 085-20, 6,68, ta WE scouo'U 8 toad 10000 US 5-20,F, 05, 40000 da FIRST BOARD—10:30 4, M, 107 =: 800 sus Un PacRR.... a7 100 do. SNIC $2000 N YS 7's, b1, 12000 Teun 1000 Tena 5000 Mo 6's, 1b. 2000 Alb de 8 Col KLA PTs... 6000 Leh & W B con. 2000.0 & NW ‘B000 1000 Erie 3d 2500 Cedar F 2u00 0 2000 4. 3 div bds 6000 Hich Con 10000 Har Lat 7's, 4000 North 6000, f con, 1 20 shs Bank of Amer, 33 Am Bx Bani.ex d SY Merchants’ 00 do. 100 Chi & YT tit’ 100 M& 3 P Rit, ) x BNYC & Hie 100 Han & St J 400 do. 400 do. 100 do. BON J RR. 200 Chi & All $10000 WU T' cou,1900 10144 1200shs 1, S& MS... 6214 17000 Erie 1 106, 100 do. be 5000 Un Pac sink fr, 200 1500 shy West U Tel... 75% 800 we 500 4 4200 40% 200 104k. 200 Union Bi ie }O4: oy 20k S 1 100 Siig 613, 70NS 615, GUO MIL & St G1 1006, C£10R ‘4 61% 200 do. 45g 62 200 Kans: 6235 100 AU SECOND BOARD—1 P, $2000 C,CHTCIst.be 50 1900shs LS & MS 300 shs Quick Min,. 18 1000 do... 100 West U tel 76 1500 di 1600 do 75% 2700, do. 400 do 7% 60,0, Ckikitibe 25 Adams 10143 100 Clev& P gt. 10 Amor Kx S7ig i 200 Fue nail 40% 500 Chi & NW a 0. 40% 200 do. 400 di 4013 100 do. DON YO &Hif..libe 1088) 2 di 200 Un Pao KR...! bo 100 0 &N 400 Erie RR, 83 18 200 Mil & SP at 3000 di BS 18% “LOP FW eo 100 18" 200 Dal, L & W. 800 Isty 200 H& St JoRE. 1g. 100 18ig 100 Pac of Mo 8 100 18, 400C,C&I1 Cb: 48 1400 18g 100 do. bs 4% 00. Axi, 200 do. bs 475 1400 LS & M 6174 200 do. 47 900 GL BOVAE TH pLOSbIO 2098 100 62 2 TO 3.P MM $28000 Dist Col 3.65’, 72 100 shs LS & MS. &10 Ist 1800, do. " 10000 Mor & G00) Un P do yoo dow... 400 Pittsburg RR. 100 Chide NW Kiksses BU " 367, 37 Hs ts 108i2 2 ‘ 1035 2 do. We ti] 100 Ohio. & MRE 1653 SOG,CkIC Ri. 100d 4% 100, de ay 100 do a 100 a 4% 200 Pac KK of Mo. Wa 100 do 200 do 200 St L, 1 ii COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT WEAK AND IRREGULAR— FUTURES STEADY—FLOUR FIRMER—WHEAT HIGHER—CORN FIRMER—OATS ¥IRM—RYE QUIET AND NOMINAL—BARLEY QUIET—BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK UNSETTLED AND NOMIN- ALLY HIGHER—LARD UNSETTLED—PETROLEUM | QUIET—NAVAL STORES, SPIRITS QUIET—ROSIN WEAK—HIDES QUIET—OILS QUIET AND UNCHANGED — WHISKEY ¥IRM — FREIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND STEADY— GUNNIES DULL AND NOMINAL—COFFEE DULL— SUGAR FIRM. Sarurpay, Oct, 30-6 P. M. The trade movement was rather slow to-day, savo in afew instances, But there were comparatively tow important changes, etther one way or the other, On ‘Change tlour was quiet. Wheat was firm and higher, Corn was in moderate demand. Oats were firm. Rye was quiet and firmer, Barley and barley malt were | quiet. Pork was unsettled and nominal. Lard were also unsettled. Potroleum.was quiet. Naval stores were quiet and weak. Oils were quiet and unchanged. Cotton on the spot weak and irregular. Futures were steady. Hides were qniet. Hemp and jute was quiet and steady. Gunnies were dull. Groceries were quiet and steady. Correx.—The market for raw descriptions was quiet and unchanged. Mild coffee was steady. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 18tje. a 1834c.; fairdo,, 19'c. a 19%e.; good da 20c. « 20%. ; prime do., 19ge. a 19e.; extreme range for lots, 17%e. a 21%; Santos, fair to good, 19%0. a 20\e., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 26e, a 27c.; ao., 20e, a 2 A Savanilla. 20e. a 21 6c. Corton on the spot was neg! closed steady, ‘The closing quotations to-day compare with ‘inal figures as follows of 19.000 bbis, at annexed quotations. xo flour was in fair demand and steady. Corn meal was in moderate de- mand at about former prices, witht sales of 900 Duis. aud ‘200 bas at full unchanged prices, No. 2 State. RS $4 00 0 St 75, Superfine Stat Oa 525 Extra State Ta 625 Choice State. 6 50 Superfine W 522 Extra Weati 600 Minnesota. 700 Koand hoop Ohio, shipping brands, 625 Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. 750 Family ... a B00 St. Lonis, iow exira 70 Bt. Louis, straight extra 750 Si ehoice double extra,. Bmw choice family...., 9 50 ry , i 600 Southern, Ni 500 Southern, s 35 thern, e: 700 Southern, fara 9 00 Corn meal, 890 Cora mosl, Ju 3 Corn meal, pen oe —Wheat sold le, « 20, highor anid closed’ firm on the basis of $},81 9 81 43 for No.2 Chicago spring and $1 35 for No. 2 Iwaukeo spring, Swlex 100,000 bushels st $1 27 for un- graded spriug, $1 33 for No. 2 Chicago spring, in storo ; $1 35 for No. 4 Milwaukee spring, $100 for red winter, extra w Michigan, rejected spring qniet $1.00, No. Sapring nominal at $1 toa $1 17 for held at $128 $1 25 for Milwaugeo, No. 1 spring held at $1 38 4140, Stock on New York canals to-day, 1,924,031 bushels. Corn wns firmer, closing at 74c, « 74%gc, for ‘sail. 120,000 bushels at Tle. for next week's delivery; to-day, Tie. T43cc. atlont, and Te. in store, and Western mixed. Outs wore firm, with sales of 6,000 bushels, nt 35e. 0 40c. for inferior mixed, 4c. a 46e, for No. 2 Chicago mixed, 47c. ed, 480. for mixed State and de. a Rye was quiet and nominal; sules of 5,000 els at 90e. for Canads on hand. Barley and barley malt quiet; sales of 50,000 bushels at 90c, for two-rowed State, in sto s—the mar- ket for me steady, with a fair demand, marrows werd in moderate at full prices demand Other descriptions wi at former fe guiet and drm, quote:—Medium, choice, $1 70 a 1 + ,fair to good, $1 50% $180; marrows, choice, 25; do,, lair to good, $1 85 a $2; pea, $2 a $2 05} rod) Kidney, primé, $175: white, kidnoy, choice, $2 18 4 2 25; do., fair to good, $1 70a $1 90. Poas—Sales were at $1 O2 for Vanada, in bulle and in bond. he di without nuiterial 13kg.; Borneo Calcutta 944 8, LBtge. Jure.—The market was quiet and without Jute butts were in some demand Wo quote:—American dressed, per ton, iP AND i decided change. and steady, pel for double and $235 a $240 for single; Manila atter tor fine? Russia, fc. wAMe., gold, per Ib., the $225, gold; Italian, $2 c., gold, Jute butts quoted at Sisathemp, 5e., gold. Hiprs.—The market was quiet and without fart! The sales were —2,047 Vruxillo, 1,050 dry Col Wot salted Texas on private tori, “Receipts of hi Past week were as follows :—5,032 from San Acapulco; 5,230 from Central America, per Acapulco; 5,997 from Galveston, per State of Texas; 4,724 from New Orleans, er George W. Elder; 1,619 from Savanilla, per Henry Thauncey: 175 from Belize, per Uleta; 92 from Porto bello, per Rocket; 160 from Charleston, per Georgia, Total, 24,629 hides. Stock on hand—40,G00 dry Buenos Ayres Entre Rios, &e.: 62,700 Montevideo, 39,700 do, | Rio Grande, "5. rinoeo, 10,600 ‘do, pello, Central American, and Savanilla, erto. 1,30 2:200 do. African, 700 do, West India, 1,400 do. Pas do. Pernambuco, 2, 7,200 do, Tampico, 500 do. Truxillo, 8,000 do, Mexican, 14,500 erm and Sontherh, ‘and ¥ . Texas, West O do. wet salted Texas, Western and Southern. ‘Total, 300,000 hides and 327 bales Calcutta cow, and 1,066 bales Calcutta buifulo. Samo time last year, 192,400 hides and 1.420 dues Calcutta cow and buffalo. We quote:—Bucnos Ayres, 25 to 25 Ibs 2 20 to 25 Ibs., 2 Lie. ; Montevideo, Dorr tbs. Rio 2) Oi to 21 Ibs., 19ge.; Vera selected; city slaughter, o: to 80 Ibs. Se, a Sive., currend O11s.—Linseed was in fair jobbing demand and firm at un- chauged prices. | Lard wus quiet and without further change, Olive was in moderate demand at tuil unchanged rices. Cottonseed was in fair demand and firm, lenhaden was dull and nominal. Crude whale and sperm wore quiet and firm. We quote:—Uottonseed, crude, 4c. a 46c.; do. summor yellow, O8e. a We; do, ; a 7e.; linseed, casks and "bbls. . .; Turd, present snakes, $103 a $1 05; do. winter, $1 02 i 400. 5M & $1.05; menhaden, Sound, 90; do., bleached winter, $ , Northern, fe. w BOC. al 1s; MoLassKs.—Tho market for all grades was very quiet and. natural do., $1 80; “wha Se.; do., bleached win !; olive, casks, $1 25 3 do., natural do. do, Cases, $4 25 without material change. We quote:—Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 25, a 30c.; do., layed, Sze, & B4e.; do., murcovado refining, dis & 850° do; do. grocery, Bi. u 40k. 3 Porto Rico, S7e. a_50c,; English Islands, 35. 'a 5c. ; New Orleans, old crop, 50. } do., new crop, Boe. NAVAL Stones.—Tho market for spirits of turpentine was quiet at 2ge.. with sales of 200 bbls, at d2igc, osin— trained was weaker, Tho sales were 300 bbls. good Strained nt $2, 409 do. strained at $1 97%, 300 do. do. at $1 90, 300 do. do, at $1 8734 and 500 do. do,'at $i 95, Tar was in fair demand and steady. — Piteh was quiet and nomi- nal. Wo. quote:—Spirits of turpentine, 4234c.; rosin, strained, $1 90 a $1 9715, Wilmington tar,'82 45; Washing: ton tar, $2 25: pitch, % PetnoLeUM.—The tharket for refined wasquict and without further change. Crude in bulk was quoted at 63c. for spot, 6c. for November; do, in bbls., 103sc. for spot, 1l05c. for November. Relined, star white, Lu8je, for spot and 13 for November; curgo' lots, 13%c. Naphtha, 10%, for spot and l0%e. for Novembar: caves quoted Mb 17%e. 6 180, Philadelphia was quoted at 13346. for spot a 0 lots 130, Bal timore was quoted at 13¢. for October and November; cargo lots, We. The Creck market was reported as follows :— Titusville was weak 73g. Oil City, BL GLK, 8 Rouseville quiet and dull: Yidioute quiet; held wt $1 55, Parker’ shipments, $1 60. PRovistons.—Recvipts—Pork, 90 packages; beef, 74 do. ; lard, 1,461 do. ‘The pork market w wi. Bwies, 150 bbls. new mess at #23 for future delive: U bbls. for October at $22 50 w Fu3; “Dressed hogs at 9c. and 10igc. for city slaughter. Beet hams were quoted at $28 50 w $24 00 for Western good to, cut meats, 172 unsettled and no prime. Beof was quiet, with sales of 109 bbls. on private terms, Bacon was steady, with sales of SO boxes city long clear at 13%. Cut fresh hams at 1134¢. a 12e, and 500 do,’ shoulders at Sixc. Lard was unsettled, with sales at 17!gc. to parties obliged to purchase in ordtr to make their October con- tracts good. November and the more remote months were comparatively neglected. The sales comprise 50 tierces prime city ut 13};0., 2,500 do. for October at 16%x0. was Mff and she market choice, 27. @ 32 do., common to good, 250. a 3: orn creamery, fuir to choice, 24. a Soc. ; Western tubs, fair 25e. a 30e, Cheeso—Tho market was inactive and nominally unchanged. We quote :—S mon to fancy, 8c, a 1344c. ; dairies, 3 ood, part skim, est- oul to fancy, Se. w 136. et for all descriptions was dull, and tho trans ly of a Jobbing charactor, We ‘quote Carolina, fair to prime, “6ige. a 7e.; Louisiana, good rime, Gige. a6 7¢c. ; Rangoon, Ue. a 8i¢e., currency ; Patna, rc. a Th, angoon, in bond, 2c. # 2%. per Ib, sold, e4 SSocan was quiot and steady for raw grades. Wo tote saps of 291 hhds. and 220 boxes malassos sugar at 73gc. Ro« fined sugar was quict and steady. We quote :—Fair refining, 7340.5 good do. He.; Cuba, grocery, fuir to choice, Sige. # S54e.: do, centrifugal, hhds.” and ‘bo: Be: a 9e.: do., molasses, hhds. and boxes, 6!;c. refining, common to prime, tae adh choice, Sc. a S34c,; standard A, 10 crushed, Tle. a 11 gc, ; powdered, 103 ie. ic. w 10346. ; yellow, Oe. w 934e. ; extra C, UAze, @ 10e.; cut was quiet and weak at 14340, a 14%4c. for West- STRARL ern and 15¢. for prime city, ‘TALLOW was steady, with sal a 9hgec., and 24,000 Ibs. 9! sale of 200,000 Ibs, at ior prime, Warskry.—Receipts 542 bbis. The market was firmer; 252 bbls. sold at $1 1745 per gallon. Freiguts.—-The market throughout was very quiet and . The engagements were as by steam,4,000 bushels peas at Sid. ; 4,000 do. do. at 84¢d., and 200 bales 6d. ; and to Rotterdam, oh, C m (late last 4,000 bushels rain ‘at 10d, ‘The charters were @ German bark, hence to Viana, Portugal, with 16,000 bush- els grain (shippers bags) at 20c.; # German ship, hence to Bremen, with 7,000 bbis. retined petroleum at 4s. Sd.; a German bark, hence same voyage and rate, with 7,000 bbls, lo. do. ; @ British brig, hence to Gibraltar, for orders to the Levant, with 7,500 eases do. do. at Sle. a 34e., as to port rumor of a Norwegian bark, hence to Havre or Antwerp, with 5,000 quarters grain at Gs. EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxnoy, Oct. 30—Evening.—Common rosin, 5s. a 5s, Sd, rewt, PeTAVERPOOL, Oct. 30—Evening.—Spirits of turpentine, 266. Gd. per cwt. 18 of 25,000 Ibs, in lots at Dic. and there was also rumored a evening), a FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & Co, Bankors, 19 and 21 Nassan street, issue Teavetiers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, i the aa Moura, DE: ROTHSCHILD and thetr eo} nts. jso Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Europe. * en FROTHINGHAM & CO., 5.16 a 1327. als) 82 32 32 of classificn- tion, and on cotton in store running in quality not more ade above or below the grade quote eee Uplands .aiaame ew Preane Texas, 14 Middling... I Good midi 14s 14% Strict good middling 147, b Middling fair. . We 15), Fair... : 16s i —Stained—Good ordinary, 2h ys ise. middling, 13 9-160. ihe Wit Nae Last Evening, — Total, Consumption Py Ey 2% 2 Speculation. . Total arrtre ot oa ‘or future delivery tie sales were as follows :—Yestorday, October 100 bales at 14 9-16¢,; November, 409 at 13 11-32; December, 100 at t 13 at 700 at 13! 1e., Ot 4.5 February, 200 ab Use; March, 100 400" at 13. 9-160, 200 nb 135 May,200 at 1 April, P 1515-164 3 5,000 bales. Ex ab oi 18 ‘Tee. paid to exthange 100 January for March, 0 00 bales. The receipts at tho ports were Se follow iveston, 2,922 bales: New Orleans, 1.116; Mobile, nah, 4,050; Charleston, 3,966; Wil- mington, 44 shortly ‘78 1 Now York, 1404; Boston, i; ia, 2 ‘ot log, 20, * is day jai Li ag B30, 400, This Test, ar, 19,16 Inst week, day tits closed as follows:-o Havre, by steam, ie. Eg pee parang A paca a oF stonm, 1¢., compressed. Jo Liverpool, 7-16d., by steam; by sai i Gnaiw.—Recoipts—Flour, 15,957 bbls. ; whos 197,600 busholsy corn, 60250. do. ; ons, 34,325 0.4 Fe 10,825 do, ; barley, 81,840 do. ; barley matt, 9,000 do. The Mane ie'trus emer but uot wakably higher with sales i ..rrt———— Bankers, 12,Wall street, New York, 4 denlers in strictly Al Stock Con Sircksotev eytios stther to dowead or Ulver, closest market rates, Address for information ALEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & ©O., 12 Wall street. NY ONE CONTROLLING LARGR BLOCKS, NOT logs than $60,000, of Life Insnrance Stock, can hear of & cash customer by uddressing, conidentially, Herald office, FINANCIAL, | A SECOND MORTGAGE OF $2,000 (VIRST SMALL) ‘on good lots, worth double amount of both; less than rs to run:'a liberal discount aliowed. Address SURE KMENT, Herald office, INVES AN STOCK OR PAPER BROKER OF GOOD STAND- A. ing can without ry, the services of an e: perienced accountant, who wishes to make himself ligt or membership in the Stock Exchi und who ave funds to invest and influence with Investors as soon as he 4s posted in the business: high Wall renee, dross VIRGINTAN, box 197 Ierald off A. RADY, HAVING A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED house, ‘but financially emt . to know if thors isin this city gontiemaun of mons willing ay thee. Address BUSINESS, box 160 Herald Uptown A YOUNG LADY or erty ix in litigation, embarrassment, grout!) $3,000 to $5,000; security answer, Address PATRICIA, DYANCES ON CONSIG! two HIGH FAMILY, WHOSE PROP- thereby threatening her pecuniary dostres to make a loan of from please first class parti rald Uptown Brancl MENTS OF N y 2A Pianon, Diamonds, Valuabioy aud eral Merehaatis Orage and Insurance; from $1,000 to F400) ore Seconds taken. Ses Coury ee JAME: 15 Abingdon square (Righth A LADY, UNDER 30, IS IN GREAT FINANCIAL embarrassment. Will some gentieman of means assist herto the amount of $100 immediately? Address DIS- TRESS, Herald Brooklyn Branch office. YOUNG WIDOW, FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED, desires to meet a liberal minded geutleman who will Toun her some money. Adaress Mrs. E. ¥, Horald Uptown Branch office, AL ‘ ns ~~ _BUSINE! ‘SS OPPORTUNITIES, A SMART MAN, WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, WaNTRB in every county in this State and Connecticut to contrat ihe aale of « staple articiein grocery and drug i oly and permanent busi ‘Address MAN. Mani tan Manufacturing Compeny, 147 Reade street, New York. Pianta teste sem te Sci! se he A GENTLEMAN WITH $20,000 CAN OBTAIN THE position of secretary of au established with asalary, This iss rare chance fora gentleman to pl his son in a permanent business, ‘ The best of roforences rer quired. “Address CONWIDENTIAL, Herald Uptown Branck ce. LADY LIVING ALONE IN A FINE FURNISHED fiat, wishes to rent her front Parlor, with or without Board, to husband snd wife, or to two gentlemen, or to @ partner in dressinaking with small capital. 418 Fourth av. A PARTNER WANTED, WITH $10,000 TO $15,000, IN. <4. an old established cloak and suit house; knowled Business not nee fe meee Pay necessary. Address CLOAKS AND 5! GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE AND POSITION will be given tho position of treasurer in @ company; salary $7,500; must invest $25,000, Address K. A. M., Dox 110 id Uptown Brauch office. GENTLEMAN, HAVING A CONTRACT, DESIRES dress C. ¥. D., box 112 Herald Uptown Branch office, means to carry out the same; $25,000 wanted. IED MANUFACTURING COM- ug a lurge and profitable business, now reorgau- 10,000 additional capital. Any party isamount can make a very desteable Tivest. ment and receive umple security. A fine opportunity for a capitalist, Add SUFACTU: 4 gapitalist. Addroas MANUVACTURER, bow [30 Herald Upe XCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Intorest computed and compounded January ind July. | Interest paid six percent. Interest commences the Ist of the month next following the deposit. Bank open daily; also Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenin; JOHN B, DEWITT, President. H. K. Tureen, Vico President. Gro. C, Wanu ee, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW Mortga to BORROW OR EN York cit) os, without bonus, Principals desiring EST apply t0 2 L.GRANT, 145 Broadway. in New York, Brooklyn purchased at lowest EELY MOTOR STOCK IN desirable Pnvestmont. B. HUGHE: ARENT COMPANY.—A ‘Twenty sures for sale by f. W. 19 Broad street. OAN WANTED.—$55,000 ON REAL ESTATE SALA- blo to-day for $170,000; reliuble first class investment, and Ayinginals are invited to examine. it, Address MORT- vflice, Loe WANTED—$15,000, AT SIX PER CEN’ eatnten oF Ave year on, first class brown stong Pwellings in this city; no commissi rt x J fe this Gity: no commission pald. Address BONDSMAN, is cifle Stock- epurt made on the 26th inst. the directors of the Atlantic and Pacitle Railroad Company’ instruct me to oifer to the stockholders of the Mistouri Pacific Ruilroad $1,854,000 third mortgage bonds of said Pacific Railroad at 75 per cont, stockholders to have the preference to purchase sald onds at that rate until and including November 10, 1873; the proceods of said sales to bo used only in liquidating the flouting debt of said Pacitic Railroad.” An early response from the stockholders is requested, ANDREW PEIRCE, President. ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON ia improvet. nronenty, i New eee Ny ee igtienies Broke and Jersey City. Mortgages bought. Apply to COOK, 113 Broadway, room Bo ns ‘ia Moe TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT. ON GOOD Real Estate, Fands always on hand for good Mort- Gz Ao delay. E.G. LOCKE, 199 Eighth strest, near roadway. Mozy, TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- out bonus; on second and Leasehold Mortgages at easy terms. GEORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 8, AILROAD BONDS bongnt and sold. Quotations and other formation cheerfully |. WEEKS, Banker, 1 Reenoan woxps BOUGHT AND SOLD. Quotations and other informationcheerfully given. W. I_ WEEKS, Bunker, 178 Broadway. HE NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCUANGR opens on Monday, November 1, 1875. Mining Shares ought and sold on commission by A. J. i, VAN DEVEN- TER, 61 Liberty street, basement, RUST FUNDS TO LOAN, IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON first class Dwellings or avenue Property in this ‘city. Only principals noed apply to WM. H. HAYES & SON, Cedar street, : ‘WANXTED-$3.000—ON' SECOND MORTGAGE, ON Hoboken improved property, by a responsible business concern ; can be paid off in yearly payments ifwanted. Ad- dress M.N., Herald office, WANTEDIFROM $1,000 TO $5,000 ON FIRST MoRT. gage on improved Property in Jersey City worth three. times the amount. Address 8., box 178 Herald office. ANTED—$5,000, ON FIRST MORTGAGE, AT SIX per cent, for a ‘term of years, on improved roperty 000,’ Address, for this week, W. G. MORRISON, 8. given, i Broadway, worth Herald. WANTED $10,000 CASH CAPIT. TO. REPLACE that just withdrawn, in one of the oldest manufactur- ing establisuments in this city; business very protitable; ample security or an interest given; full referwnces given and required. Address B. R.A. Post ollice, 2.00 NAXTEDION CHAITEL | MORTGAGE, ¢ for six mouths; will pay 15 percent, Ad: ress box 208 Herald office, $10. 00 WANTED.—100 PER CENT PROFIT— DL, | Factory near New York, all built, which cost $100,000, Address H. B,, Herald office, $10,000 AdviTONAL CAPITAL WaNTED—BY Olu, a manufacturing company. Principals ad- dross MANUFACTURING COMPANY, box 130" Herald oftice. $25,000 of 207 york, Brogtisn ot Wendhooss couaty Property, Money for Second Mortgages, sles J. W. ROWE & ri Broadway, TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE $190.000 on city Roa} Estate in variou 111 Broadway, room F, basement, a GOOD MERCANTILE PAPER W. $500.00 ed in exchange for Railroad, Town, City, County aud State Bonds. LOAN ON OR BUY MoORT- gages, Bonds, Insurance Policos an ther Securities; suns to snit and long time; also money for 6 per cen! PAUL P. TOD: Liberty street. 18 SUID. ARD V. HARNETT, G. W. MARKHAM, 196 Broadway. $500.000 i USINESS CHANCE.—HAT STORE AT AUCTIO! B C.D, PAVOR, Auctioneer, on Monday, Hoven 1 21 A: M-, at 546 Third avenue, idaywood's iat Cap aud Par (JORRESPONDENT | WANTED.—1 preference to a competent few thousand dollars, to dependent of the business, office. PR SALE—FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE, WITH lease of one of the best locations in Brooklyn. pew. {uulars inquire of J. V. DORLAND, corner Leo avenue WILL GIVE A an who can aud will loay @ secured on property entirely ine Address A. B. C., box 169 Herald GROCERY, LIQUOR, CIGAR, DRUG ANID ry Stores; also Cantectioneries, Bakeries, Ress taur ints, Lager Boor Saloons, Coal aud Wood Yards; other good business opportunities HAY & TAYLOR, 116 Nassan street. a A new invention of WW. preservation of health, com uintion of this country; patente will soll vory cheap; seen at 205 Wost Twouty-fifth. street, second floor, front, between Seventh and Eighth New York, ‘Address SILVER FALCON. renee ‘OTELS.—WF, HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE OPEN- Tor 17 years and improved; Be Broadway, undo: ¥ YOU WOULD MAKE FROM 50 TO 100 PER CENT ona small investment, and have the best security for the money, address RAIN, box 138 Herald oflice. Beales EA pe alee) A BOOT AND SHOR StORR, in a t location, on easy terms; appoint intervier ‘Addross BOOTS, box 102 Herald ofices | = TRE INSURANCE AGENTS CAN DOUBLE, THEIR, Ld incomes. For full particulars sond name and address: for interview to P. A. J., Herald office. ADY OR GENTLEMAN PARTNER WANTED—IN 4 lished cash business, paying about . . tn person only on W., 82 East Ninthy street, opposite Stewart's. MEX FURNISHING GOODS.—PARTNER WITH $5,000 wanted for equal interest in a well located downtown house on a leading thoroughfare and doing a good trade. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. OSE BALE INTEREST IN A MANUFACTURING MIL- linory Business for sale; established 12 years and doing @ large snd profitable business; aa opportunity seldot olfered for investment; declining health he only eause of selling; any person wishing to purehase will be given e Midresa the Hh ik box 1D opportunity for investigation. station A. ARTNER WANTED—ACTIVE OR SPECIAL; ONE who can invest about $20,000 in & manufacturitig busl- this city, Address A> Siness, established twelve years, in MERCHANT, Herald office, ARTNER WANTED—WITH $400 OR $500, TO JOIN 4 lady, having the same, In 8 boarding house, or would superintend a hotel. Address BUSINESS, box 117 Hei Uptown Branch office. (Po HOTEL OWNERS.—WANTED, BY A COMPETENT family (gentleman, wife and son), all thoroughly expe- rienced in every respect in keeping a first class hotel, poste tions in or the general management of a hotel, or would lease or run a furnished estionable reference, Address house on liberal terms? most ane HOTEL FAMILY, box 13¢ HE FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF THR best paving Hotel in the country, a short, distance front tho city, on line of railroad; this is an opportunity seldom offe fect reasons given for solling: | For full partic. ulars call on or address H. THOMAS, Ashland House, cornet Fourth avonue and Twenty-fourth street. IAKE NOTICE.—I AM READY TO INVEST MY EX. perience in the superintending of some manufacturing: business; can give unquestionable references as to character gad past experience “In the Tagazing of machinery, &6. Address, for six days, L. G. H., box 175 Herald office, 10 LET—SPLENDID STORE FOR DRUG BUSINESS; no rent for six months if tenant will elegantly fit up the. store, Apply to janitruss in Grand Union Mall, corner Cours, and Harrison streets, Brooklyn, W. CLARK BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS « Patent Horse Clipper, which has now been before the public for five years, and has proved itself to bo the most perfect machine in the world. id by all merchants, fac~ tors, saddlers and storekeepers in the United States, and by the manufacturerer, 232 Oxford street, London, England. oe ee W4 STEDIAN EXPERIENCED TRAVELLING SALES. man (notion or dry ferred), with $2,000 or $500 cash and bond for $1,500, to form Purthership to con- trol product of factory of staple article; advertiser undes stands the business; four years’ reference from present eme ployers. Address SUCCESS, Herald office. Waste PARTNER, WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO travel as businese and financial manager with an en- tertainment, new, original and. attractive: investigation. will satisty the most sceptical of its feasibility as to advam tageous results, Communicate with OM PAX, station D, Now York city. Vv ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF $5,000 to $10,000, in an old established commission business. Address A. B. Hi., Herald office. ‘ANTED—A PARTNER TO TAKE HALF INTERES2 in two elegantly fitted and well paying Liquor Sa- loons, of would sell one; about $2,500 cash required. Ad= dress A. & F., Herald office. penetra ants Srna sible ert ecto ane RS W22TED TAN HONEST AND CAPABLE MAN, WITER 300, to act as business manager for a popular lec~ turer. Address H., Heraid Brooklyn Branch office. WASTEDA WHOLE OR PART INTEREST IN & Address E., box 2,823 well paying trucking busine: box New York Post office. EW YORK, OCTOBER 30, 1875.—THE PARTNER. ship herotofore existing under che firm of Falls & Tio- Ston, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Kith ner will sign in liquidation, D. W. G, FAL T. TILESTON, SHOVE & CO., BUSINESS and FINANCIAL AGENTS, 1,258 Broadway, under Grand Hot ALL SEEKING business or investments can always find on our books a largo selection of desirable opportunities, which will bear investigation. MERCHANTS AND, OTHERS wishing additional capital are solicited to communicate with us. Our business is con- ducted confidentially, and no particulars are given to in- ‘auirers until they satisty us they mean business, NO CHARGE uniess transactions are consummated, A TADY HAVING A FURNISHED HOUSE, Loca. tion Lexington avenue, desires to meet a gentleman who would advance « few hundred dollars, taking room and board, with home comforts and every attention, as payment, Address immediately WIDOW, box 187 Eleruld office, 464 BONANZA."—THE FINEST CIGAR STORE IN New York, doing & good cash business, will id cheap for cash; cogent roasous for selling. Apply as 112 Bix enue, corner Ninth street. GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH $10,000, WANTED in a reputable, profitable aud saf» manufactnring busi. be coptionable reference, Address N. M. L., box 176 co. PRACTICAL MAN, WITH SOME MEANS, CAN buy lease and furniture of « paying Hotel, on account af falling bealth of proprietor; patronage assured. Address CLARENDON HOTEL, Albany, N. ¥- ADVERTISE + YOUR BUSINESS IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM. HALF: INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED BUSI- ness paying $3,000 per year, to a reliable man with 81,000. Cull at 91 Liberty stréet, room 5, from 10 to 4. A. XQUXG MAN WILL, INVEST FROM $10,000 TO $15,000 in an established paying business. No patent gant men need answer this. Address GASH, box 3,036 ‘ost ice. MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EX- * change, desirous of selling bis seat in the board, can meet & purchaser by addressing STUCK BROKER, Herald office. A’ REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insnrance Policies, Mortgages and other securities ; Insurance of nll kinds effectod with, best. compar nies. J. J. HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway, ADDITIONAL OAPITAL PROCURED AL » for merchants, mannfacturers and others; Real Estate exchanged for Business; Mining Interests, &e., negotiated; PUTS. “#100, CALLS. 6 bonght and sold by us on members of the Exchange; we give all orders our personal attention and guarantee satisfaction, xplanatory pamphlet sent fe TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. $200, Straddies. INSURANCE, GAS, CITY, RAILROAD STOCKS and Bonds, also Municipal securities, bought and sold jalty, bad ca oy BERT Hl. NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Anetioneers, No, 4% Pine street, New York. For sale, choice 8 and 10 per cont City and County Bonds and other lirst class Stocks and Bonds, paying from 10 to 15 per cent, on favorable terms. Pr cae! HICKLING ©O., BANKERS AND . B New York, are supplying Pats, Calls, Spreads and Stradales on the active stocks at lowest rates. ' Orders executed by mail and tele- fits remitted by bank draft. Parties wishing to ould call or write for our 72 page book, MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, . & rokers, 72 Broadway sont freo to any add JOUN HIGKLING & CO., 72 Broadway, Now York, persons with capital seeking business ‘advised, without charge, of approved opportunities. nces—Leonard Sheldon & Coo, Bankers, 10 Wall street; Brastus Titus \ jaker, 28u ington street, &e. ip iene an: GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 0% Broadway. CHANCE MET WITH BUT ONCE IN A LIFE. AL {ime—A party wanted to tako half oF part of cont ract ih one of the richtst gold placer mining properties know n on this Continent, present dovelopments, showing enormous 5 $12 nired: araple security. Droste; $1,000 cepival reqr LONE & SHEVFIELD, Financial Brokers, No. 5 Dey street. OSE SEEKING BUSINESS-HUNT | & "Monthly Register” gratis, or mailed for rs a ‘ansters, parti stamp. gistration free, Business ditiously, No charge unless negotiation we noel E a HAYNES, Financial and Business WASTEDIA GENTLEMAN WELL | ACQUAINTED. with the wholesale liquor, paint and drug trade, to opresent an estublished daily paper in a business capacity. Address, with references, WHOLESALE, Herald office. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A BUSINESS MAN, $1,000, to take an interest in the well known & Gaylor Mingtrols: fully organized and. printing on hand. Apply to E. N. WOOLCOTY & CO., 101 East Fourteenth 36 "S$ TOOL STORE (ESTABLISHED 1831) FOR lo—-Fifty per cent less than its value; low rent, on @ ; stock consists of Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, Fishing ler; now ‘on premi- ‘ANTED—A MAN OF MEANS TO ENGAGE INA Lottery enterprise; particulars at interview, Address 1. W., Herald Uptown Branch office. 200 —PARTNER WANTED; CAN HANDLE HIS + own money and control everything; can make un $150 to vg? month; entirely cash For interview address G. TOMPKINS, Herald office. $1,000 A PARTE ETH, THs, aMouNT CAaxe . + soctire one-halt interest in a pleasant and) profitable bussiness by calling on J. A. BIGGS, No. 9 Dey st, ¢; TO $5,000 CASH.—WANTED, AN ACTIVE: $3.000 Impure ot thonmeh tanita capacltry in a well organized and successful millinery, retail aud man- ‘ufucturing artificial flower establishment in’ the best part of this city. Address W. B. & K., 477 Broadway, $4.000 =—WANTED A_ PARTY WITH THIS + amount as treasurer for a frst class exhibi- * Hk sali and good collateral He wihbs vos Aauvese WALLIN, ox 105 Herald HH, BALANCE FROM B $5.000.-Sv? me ter will Le amount will seeure the in torost of & retiring partner In » long-established, easy, re- ‘busines In to $1 yearly woe Gall on JOHN SigaLe 79 Coda street, & = 000A YOUNG MAN WILL IN. $5.000 Text this emoant in any established ‘business *hich proves satisfactory ifemployed until January 1, at salary merel) ficient im Z., box 132 ald bo pay for his srouble, 0. 0,000.—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS $5.00 TO a Olove sqacent oaekc whtay karst Bean gh good security, is seeking for ® position; will make ns nioderate, Address with real name, thict confidence, FOWLER, Herald ofice, FOR MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, SE- $6.000 Lenny MJ two Wray Sees s Loa yy its over reent; or will exel proved Toul Rotate, Call at or address 63 Kast Fourth st. sietedennes enctainicns bebcxirtraccerivabe neath $10 000. —PARTNER OR CASH ADVANCED; e business, well established, increased on Srolys"svees fatsegtle, Sestiie, peebsioieg, SOG mea reat UHANIC, box 100 Herald office,” <4 ————e- FALL CORNERS. ——— A great deal of excitement was manifested yesterday among the lard dealers on the Produce Exchange at the Brokers, 187 Broadway. STOCK AND_ FIXTURES OF AN OLD AL Btitshed trae cinge Merchant poet renee loca mdway, for sale, cate soca teh Addrenty for three days, MONTAGUE, box 178 Herald Uptown Braneb office, TSIN AN WITH SMALL CASIC CAPITAL A, BUSINESS, ermanent. ituaticn; fall. eacurtay for jnoney and an interest in the business’ No. 2 Broadway, room 14. RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN AL Aittal—A proutabte, casity man turing business, paying \ WITH SMALL d, light manufac- Der cont article ataplo. H, PATTEBBRG, 746 Broadway, VERY LARGE AND PROFITABLE PATENT BUSI- Addre ‘on account of wanting more al, GAPHTAL, box 154 Hornld Uptown Braet ates it A INVENTORS HAVING PERFECTED INVEN- oa py Pc boy to patent the same, can oh- in the nesded fiuauel _oftica, New York, xl = 7 PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $5,000 TO $10,000, to take the place of a retirin, ner in @ ight afacturing busi i SNe ce ai Casa a, vi success of the corner in lard, with the consequent tight squeeze for the shorts, The price, which had ad. vanced the day before trom 15}f¢. to 1ige., reached I7Mer A great deal of feeling was shown by the buy- ers, and high words were occasionally used. Many ef the shorts did not cover at the high figures of the day, preferring to wait until next week, when they can test’ the question as to what really was the and what us’ ‘The wheat market was also ay and ‘Milwaukee wheat being run advance, bushel during the past two held of and did not take i} ab 1