The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1875, Page 8

8 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Irregular and Gen- erally Lower. —-—— GOL” 115 7-8 A 1151-8. Rag Money Worth 86.96—A Plurry in the Money Market—An Advance to 7 Per Cent and Close at 5 Per Cent. Wat Steer, Weoxespay, Nov. 3-6 P. Beyond tho statement that th k market was ir- regular and feverish little is to be sald concerning the | events of the day. No perceptible influence could be | traced to the result of the election, and whatever de- cline oecurred was due to natural es, chief among which is the now generally recognized fact that the clique who have recently engineered inte prominence Lake Shore and Pacific Mail are engaged in realizing on the same at every opportunity, and giving everybody a chance to buy anywhere trom 61 to 623. A glance at the list of g: 4 below will show that the “bull” speculation to-day lost ground, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, I, registered, 120% a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 4 al2lig; do. do, 1868, registered, 121 a 121); = yd do., coupon, 121% = 121%; do, ten-forties, registered, 115% a T163s; do, do., coupon, 117 a 1174s; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11554 a 115%; do. do., coupon, 115% @ 11634; Central Pacific gold bonds, 102 a 1084. THE FOREIGN MARKET. ? The London advices report the accumulation o¢ £370,000 bullion by the Bank of England on balance to. day. ‘The rate of discount In the open market for three months bills is 8 per cent, and the rate for money at the Stock Exchange on government securities 234 per cent, The firmuess of discounts is attributed to the heavy German orders. The following are closing quo- tations at five o’clock P. M.. the market being quiet:— Consols for money, 9444 294%; consols for account, 9494 a 9435; °65 bonds, old, 10334 a 103%; '67 bonds, 108}6 a 108%; ten-forty bonds, 1043; a 104%; new fives, 10844 a 10834; Erie, 152%; consols dull and heavy; American securities quiet and steady. SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS. William Ward, No. 5 Broad street, Drexel Building, New York, ‘urnishes the following table of prices of the prominent gold and silver mining shares, as re- ceived by telegraph from San Francisco:— Oct. Oct Oct Oct. Nov. Now. Changes 8. 29. 80 1. Alpha... oi Ww Beicher. 7 Ww 2 Best & Bi 38 410 «(41 Caledonia, i 20 California. 55°87 Choliar Pot 7 #7 Early in the day the Northwestern and St Paul stocks exhibited some lifo in an advance | of about one per cent, part of which, however, | was subsequently Tho advance tn theso | 6tocks was assisted by the use of an argament to the effect that the republican vietory in Wisconsin was a | defeat to the Granger interest; but it was noticed that some of those who should have known whether the ar- | gument was a sound one or not seemed willing to sell | their stock at the advance, The remainder of the spec- ulative list, after frequent fiuctuations—but in no case toa higher price than had been reached before—tfinally closed at about the lowest of the day and a decline from the prices of Monday might, a result quite likey in some quarters to be attributed to the more active de- mand for money after half-past two o'clock. A study of the list of transactions for the day will enable readers to judge how much ot the decline was due to this cause, THE RANGE OF PRICES was as follows:—Lake Shore opened at 6: €254, declined to 61%, reacted to 624 and closed at 61%. Western Union sold at 70 a 7634 a 753g, with an ending at 75)4. Erw, after sales at 18 a 1734, ended at 17%. Pacific Mail receded from 407% to 40%, with a close at 4044. Union Pacifie sold at 65% 266.0 65%. Wabash was more active, at 6 63. Northwest com- mon advanced from 3744 to 384, but receded to 374; the preferred closed at 52, after sales at 524. St. Paul common rose from 343% to 3534, but ended at 845%. Atlantic and Pacific preferred sold at 434 a4; Missourn Pacific at about 10%. ©.,C. and I. ©, was somewhat stronger, at 47; 25%; a 53%. Michigan Cen- tral closed at 623;. New York Central, Harlem, Rock Island, Now Jersey Central, Delaware and Lackawanna and Pavama were in the main steady. The other changes were unimportant, ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. ( The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- gregated to 119,000 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 150; Erie, 13,400; Lake Shore, 52,000; Cleve land and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 5,200; do. pre- ferred, 800; Rock Island, 1,250; Pacific Mail, 12,590; St Paul, 3,100; do. preferred, 1,300; Ohios, 300; West- ern Union, 18,800; Wabash, 1,150; Union Pacific, 1,435; ©.,C andl C., 3,570; Missouri Pacific, 1,525. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES, The following table shows the opening, bighest and Jowest prices ot the day :— lost, advanced to Lowest, 10434 Opening. + 104% ‘Ohio and Mississippi New Jersey Central. ....2. Del., Lack. and Western. ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of Monday ‘are as follows :— Avvaxcr.—C., ©. and I. ©., %; Northwest preferred, a Rock Island, {; St Paul common, % ; do. preferred, ; Wabash, 3. 4g; Dela- Hannibal and St ‘Decune.—Atiantic and Pacific preferred, ware and Lackawanna, %; Erie, % sone h, %; Obio and lkioalasipps, Pacific Mail, 145 ge oksilver, %; aie Pacific, & faery mg 5 issourl Pacilic, 4; Michigan Cen ; New Jerse; Central, 34. ‘a Ks StationaRry.—Erie in London, District of Colurhbia bonds, Panama, Northwestern common, Harlem, New York Central, Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. CLOSING PRICES—3 P. M. | Pacific Mail, Mil & St P pf. €2! ‘Wert Un Tei. Cc, are ase Se Atl & Pac Tei. c 4 & Si Jopt Es Lake Shore... 61% Goitrale. 108 & Miss... 1634 <21843¢ ash. 6 ifie.. 65 uri Pas.. 10% SEY MARKET, Money to-day was more excited than cual, and at one time loaned on call as high as 7 per cent, with excep- tions as high as gold interest. The effect was obsery- able in the heaviness of stocks. Subsequently, how- ever, the spasm passed away on the discovery that the banks were supplying funds at 5 per cent, their usual rates of late, and the murket closed easy at the last named figure. Foreign exchange closed up quiet and | firm at 480% @4803¢ for bankers’ 60 days’ sterling end 4.8534 for demand; reichmarks 943; a 94% and 9544 a 95%; cables, 9634; prime Paris, 6.22 6.19%. THE GOLD MARKET. It is impossible to give the reason—for buman fedginent even in the gold board is variable and mystifiea—why gold to-day declined from $1 15% to $1 15, though subsequently it recovered to $1 163, and closed at $1 1534. It is conceded that the re- sult of the elections must quench the expectations of those who predicted an inflation movement, and pos- sibly this thought bad something to do with the decline to-day. It is announced on the other hand, however, that the Treasurer has authorized the trans- fer ot $240,000, gold, from New York to San Fran- isco. Asimilar amount it is said will be shipped later in the week. The rates paid for carrying were 1, 2, 3, 2: and 4 percent. Loans were also made fat Rag money is worth 86.860, OPERATIONS O¥ THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balanees. Currency bvaiance Gross clearances ou Currency exchang: Currency buiances . Gold exchanges Gold balances THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, Tho Assistant Treasurer paid out today $490,000 old on account of interest aud $172,000 in redemption of five-iwenty bonds, Bank notes received for redemption to-day, $300,000; eustoms receipts, $65,000; revenue receipts, §: PRODUCE EXPORT. The produce exports from this port for the week ending yesterday were $5,893,917, against $5,236,120 for the corresponding week in 1874, and $5, 1873, The total exports of produce from this port @ince January 1 this year were $211,495,904, aguiost, $245,001,098 for the corresponding period of 1874, and | $250,350,474 for 1873. GOVERNMENT noNDs. Government bonds closed firm at the following quotations :—United States currency sixes, 123); 123%; do. do., 1881, registered, 121 a 121%; do. do., do., coupon, 122% a 12834; do. five-twenties, 1862, reg- istered, 116 01155; do. do, do, coupon, ex interest, 115 a 115)4; do. do., 1864, registered, 115 a 115); do. do., do., coupon, ex interest, 116% a115)4; do. do., 1866, registered, 11614 a 116%; do, do., do., coupon, ex interest, 1164 a 116%; do., do., new, registered, 119 P1194; do. do, do,, do., coupon, 11) p b19/4; do, do, Consol. Vir OL 12 18 29 12 15 Mexican WwW hir. 43 | Overman . 83 Raymond & 25 Savagi 76 Sierr: 13 Un 9 Yellow Jacket, 80 i and | BANK SHARES. Bank shares were quiet, the only reported transac- tion having becn in Park at 139, The latest bids aro annexed:—America, 150; American Exchange, 1144; Central National, 100%; Chemical, First National, 200; Fourth Nation change, 122; Importers and Traders’, 192; Mercantile, 105 (ex dividend); Merchants’, Merchants’ Exchange, 103:4; New York, 121; York National Exchange, 101; Park, 128, Phoenix, 99; Shoe and Leather, 148; St, Nicholas, 100; Union, 140 (ex dividend). 195; Irving, 1225 New RAILROAD AND STATE BONDS. State bonds were quiet and featureless, Railroad bonds were firm. The largest transactions were in Union Pacific firsts, which sold at 10134. Union Pacific land grants sold at 96 a 9634, sinking funds at 85%, Lake Shore consolidated registered firsis at 101, West- ern Pacifics at 96, Morris and Essex consolidated firsts at 1067, seconds at 10734, and Cleveland and Pittsburg consolidated sinking funds at 10434. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds were active at 8734, Hannibal and St. Joseph convertible sold at 78, and Ohio and Mississippi seconds at 6535 a 65%. Lake Shore consolidated registered firsts brought 101. C., Cand 1. C. firsts advanced to 54, and afterward sold at 53. PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS, Bid. City sixes, new. 10834 Camden and Amboy Railrow Pennsylvania Railroad.. Philadelphia and Reading. 5535 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 193 Northern Central Railroad = Lebigh Navigation. 50% “Quarterly dividend, 2 per cent. MEMORANDA. A Wall street despatch from London says:—Messrs. | J. J. Ronaldson & Sons are reported as having sus- | pended, Liabilities, £70,000, Mesers. G. A. Witt & Co., merchants at 45 Limo street, £. C., London, have also failed. Their liabilities are said to be about half a million dollars,” ‘The following securities were sold to-day by order of executors:—47 shares National Park Bank, $100 each, 133; 100 shares Continental Insurance Company, $100 each, 119}4 a 12034; 34 shares New York Floating Dry Dock Company, $50 each, 20, For account of whom it may concern:—20 shares Metropolitan Gaslight Com- | pany, $100 each, 160%; 322 shares International Ocean Telegraph Company 15 per cent preferred stock, hy- pothecated, $100 each, 50; cated, $100 each, 10. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Wepxespay, Nov. 9, 1878 BEFORE CALI—10 A M, 1041900 shs Erie RR. 101g BOD do 101 54. E Ke Pe Fe 5 tooo, ceié Be... 100 O'& Miss RR.. 3060 Ls 8 de Ot 8 $10000 5-20, r, 10000 U Bo Hit 2000 U 8 6's, cui BOARD—10; + 101% 1000 shs West U Tel. 03 LOL 100 Puc Mail 8S....be 300, do. 1500 do 100 100 1 107 2000 NJ Cen iss, a Jogo CANW intbix in 100% BOWCaNWeegh. 87: 10 do, sia 1 | 500 L 8 div bds..-b 6 3000 Mich Cen. 2000 ind, B& | 1000 NY 8000 Nort! 65% 1300 5000, be 65% Hon a 25 Il Con RR. 200 Chia RI RE, 500 Chi a NW Sr 18000 Pac of Mo Yat... ‘5000 Pac of Mo 24. . Be oy Un 6, 1900, a: bee 121 sede we | Wo a ait ‘Peal. “be 10g Se o8 888855 SSSuseaks ess: : 2 iS 2 ¢ = 35 Teese ‘a TR “DEPORE CALL—12 - 12% 1 de LS aM SB a 600 10000 Lake 81st, r. Cy 626 shares Internationa | } Ocean Telegraph Company common stock, bypotho- | | | Bi Ordinary... 41! A ii ates entuacy “4 el i | Good ordinary is Strict good ord! 13 Low middting ia"* 44h i | Extra Stat rg 62 100 Mil A St Pant... 34% 09 t doo Mia st nip. 13S 200 6% 100C,C &10 RR... Ps $00 624 100 All & Pao ag a5 2809 6244 200 Pac RK of Mo dS 10% 1000 62) 100 8t L,KO&N BR pf 27 2PM. $5000 US 5-20, ¢,°68.. 12134 SECOND BOARD—1 P, 700 shy LS. M8...D¢ 2000 di ee) CP Ist, C & Od. 8000 Wert Pac bas... 56000 Un Pac KR Ist. 100) Un P Tal g. 100 Un Ps t£ 90 tu 14000 Wie Oe 5000 Mor& Es Int, 6. WO, €, C&R: vb 20 Ohi keh hi ve Ey 100M & Se) iis is gf Tol & Wab.....d6 08 shs Del 4H Can 1.0 West U Tel...bee do. 83 pi bess co DUMe BOHR be 65, 87 Mor & Ess RR..be 103% TO Pp, M. 165 shs NYC &H ed y 10 do. 1 150 Panama RR: $5000 West UT c, 1900 200 Cen Pac BREESE: SOx ca 22enee! cr 14 Alb & Sus KR. 100 Chi-ds NW iti 100 Pac Re of Mo, COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE spor QUIET AND EASTER— FUTURES WEAK —FLOUR STEADY— WHEAT LOWER—CORN FIRMER—RYE QUIET AND NOMINAL—OATS DULL AND» EASIER-—-BARLEY STEADY—PARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK QUIET BUT FIRMER—LARD QUIET AND EASIER— PETROLEUM FIRMER—SPIRITS DULL-—ROSIN FIRM—-HIDES ABOUT STEADY—OILS QUIET, UNCHANGED—WHISKEY STEADY—FREIGHTS STEADY—-HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED— ~ GUNNIES UNCHANGED-—-COFFEE DULL—SUGAR STEADY, Wepxespay, Nov. 3—6 P, M. Tho merchandise markets were somewhat irrega- lar, particularly for those commodities which are most freely dealt in by the speculators, On *Change flour was steady, wheat was dull and lower to sell, though holders seemed inclined to resist the demands ofshippers, Corn was firmer and in tair request, Oats were easier, Whiskey easier, Pork firmer. Lard irregular and easier, Freights steady and moderately active. Cotton on the spot ier. Fatures weak. Naval stores quiet. Petroleum was a shade firmer. Hides were nominally steady. Oils were unchanged. Coffee was dull and unchanged. Sugar was steady. Corns - Market for Brazils was dull, mild grades were steady. From Messrs. William Scott & Sons weekly circular :— Stock of Rio and Santos coffee, October 26, 1875, 77,953 bags arrived since October 28, $= Wieland, via Hamburg, 79 do.; stock of Rio and Santos coffee, November 2, 1875, ‘78,475 do.; st New Orleans, 7,745 do. ; at Mobile, 6,000 do. ; Savannah, 1,000 do.; Richmond, 3,600 do,; Baltimore, 40,721 do. ; afloat and loading for United States to 24th ult., 235,896 do.; purchased for United States to 30th ult., 155,000 do, We quote :—Ordinary cargoes, 18¢e. a 18%gc.; fair do., 1934c. a19%ge.; good do., 19%%c. a 20c.; prime do., 194. @ 19%e; extreme range for lots, 1734 a 21%e.; Santos, fair to good, 19. ~ 20c, gold, ninety oat) Java, government bags, 26¢. a 27c. ; ao. Singapore, do, 22¢. a 24e.; Ceylon, 0c, a 22c.; Laguayra, 20c. a 2lc.; it. Domingo, 18c. a 183¢¢.; Porto Costa Rica, 19. a 21% CG 9 Corron'on the spot was quiet at the decline of Ke Futures were ie. a i160. easier. to-day compare with Monday's final Mondry,, November, a The closing quo es us follows :— reese id oe, 3. 311-32 Roy . 14 16a 4 F82 — Angust.: 6 a 1434 732 jQuotations are based on American Standard. of clemiboc: nd on cotton in store running in quality not more thal Wall a grade shove or below sho grade Guava Uplande. Avibamn Jao Orleane., gan Good ordinas +_strict ‘good o1 ; low middling, Wises: middling, 13e. jes were — (ie ie me Consumption. cas i me Totals. ‘bia —Included in tie above ave 860 pales to arrive. delivery the suies were as follows :—Monday, P. ao ales at 13:8. 16e, For fature after two 2,800 i 100" at 13, 2c. oe at 131 1 ‘Whe. 209 af 18 5-S20., 300 af 1 ie * Too ai Late 5,234; Charleston, 3,010; Wi New York, 802; Boston, 20 06 bales, : tines, Beptsuiber'T, hts closed as otiows co, tape By etoam, compremed, To Bremen, b ed. re Liverpool, 7-164., by steam sveady, Figur axp Guar. —Recelpts 837,269 “bushels; corn, 74) malt, 1,000. do.; barley, ) do. , 24,000 do. The flour market. was steady ‘vith ‘a’ modsraee inquiry, ‘The sales embraced bbls., at prices within the ran, of the annexed quotations. We quote :— No. 2 State Bupertine stat Choice State. Superfine Western. Extra Western, Minnesota. Round hoop Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. Family St. Louis, iow oxtta : St. Louis, straight extra. Bt. Louis, choice double extra. Cogn meal, Jorsoy. Gorn meal, Brandywin Corn meal, puncheous.... id at lower tesren The + $108 a $1 08 for re- ior No, 2 Chicago, $1.28 for $1 32 for Milwaukee, $135 a 165 feces ‘pring, 8 3 26 0 81 2 orthwest in’ store, $1 87 for No. 1 Mit and mp antes $141 y white, $1 50 for yivania was firmer 75, imixed, Barley was steady; 1 22 for prime white six-row for Canada way. Barley malt was quiet, Rye was quiet and nomin Oats were dull and easier. The sales were 9,000 bushels 400, a 476. for mixed, 48c. a 520. for white, 460, for No. 2 pons were dull and weak. We quote EY 1 50 a 2 o., fait to good, 1 BO 8 62; pes, $2 red Kituey? prime, St 7 white kidney, choice, 25; do., fair to O$1 9. Peas were quiet. ioe 61°79 Nine were very quiet and unchanged. We quote =—Do- ; Borneo and Gouripore, 14e. ; Cal- cut, oye gh, TNs pa eae AND JUTE were un anged. ¢ quote :—American dread, po tan, $270 u #350 tor double a 235 0 $240 for 8 per Ib., the latter ae y pf 5 a is Ttalian, ty] os ve Vain ne Sisai hemp, Se., gold. TiN en market was nominally steady. Th a baie 1,200 Montevideo at 2ic., Hf f, Te yy Montevideo, He; orrienies, 21 to 2dlba,, whge.: Rid de, 42 {0s.,' 200, & 21c. Orinoco, y 10d bm st California, 2 p * 2iice-s Central 193g¢, 9 20 moror, 4 bs. , id io 19 tbe 173ge. 5 aes 18 0 id Southern, ZA to th lected; city slaughvr, ox, 00 to 80 ibe. currency, selectec moderate Job- centrifugal ‘and 6.5 do, mascovado, iy Porto Rico, 37¢. & Orleans, 014 crop, Ue. « 58e. 1, B30. 3do, d6,, grocer: Oe. dinaich islands, 50, + do, wow crop, He, W000 H&S De, to arrive. 490 ss Pac Mail $8, ee yal Brones,—Market very quiet. Rosin was firm. 200 West Un rite of tarpentine was doll. Wilmington market strong. 200 do. Ghar Jeston market nominal. vs, note Salen of SO bbls. a00 de. spirits Sarpentine, New Yorks, 200 do Pet eS Wo guote taptr ad s Bi omaNW RK pf. 42. ; rosin, common W. good, prog ty ) do. & 25; Washington tar, 460 Berio Rk S00 Pitubors isd mingwon s6t. Se acles Was” wither’ .. mukoriel Loy eee as idk; Sik SORTS R80 Jin "say department "Wo quove—Coviouseed, ‘cru 18%, for prompt and November deliver NOVEMBER 4, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET.” a 460; do, Ate. Summer yellow, S8e.. & Oe; do, winter’ yellow, Ose. ; Tinseed, ‘casks’ and. ‘bvte.” die. iurd, @ $1 05; do., F inetd whalb, Northern, 68e.; do. Southern, Tbe. Hanvngal do.» voashs, $118 a 81 10)" do., canoe, $4 28" 4 eouata.—The market was © shade firmer, closing ot Loceor cf’ $000 wile, roted at 130. Grade tn bulk was quoted at O%¢ for prompt and month; do. in bbls., 10g, for prompt and 10Kge, a 19% fined,” starde ard white, a“ Napbtha, tt Tho #hila month, Baltimore we quoted ri gulet and frm st $1 GO $1 cass, gity wag quiot bid, Rouseville was quiot und firm at $1 E idionte was quiet and unchanged; sules at Parker's quiet but firm. | United, $1 Bi3ge. 4 $1 39, $1.35. Shipmen 5. Provisions. —Receipts—Pork, 135 bbls.; beef, 135 pack. ‘emt meats, 187 do. ; lard, ‘741 tierces. The pork markot quiet but firmer, with sales of 1,200 bbls, new mess on the «pot at $23. Beet extent of 50 bbls. new ess on privute terns, were moderately active. a ‘1 i, ‘nion, 800 piekled shou chanced; 25 boxes elty long clear soldat Liye, Lard was quiet and » shade easier, 20 tlerces new Western sold at 59. do. No. 1 Westers at , and, for fatttre deliv- ry, 500 tierces November at 135-1e, and 500 do, at 134¢¢. Hatter—There was quite w demand for choice qualisies of State butter, and buyers were willing to pay full prices for strictly choice grades, bus grades under strict ro ce Western was quiet but un- eream- rn tubs, fair to choice, wiet but firm for prime grades, other grades were stony. We quote :—State fuctory, com mon to fancy, 8c. a 13: niries, fancy, full cream, "120. 18¢, ; do., fair to ty part skim, Je. « ile, icra Bey Ah r Obio factory. common to fancy, 8c, & RICK was steady, with a moderate Jobbing demand. Tho sules em q Jurolina at Ze: ab Tige., and 250 bbls Kc. We quote fair to prime, nad to prime, G74e, # UFac.; Rangoon, Patna, currency; Kan: age. perl neon Glisier teas unchanged. W and 400 hhds. do. ote sales of 200 bags centrifugal at 53 Sie. | Rellned market, was quiet bus firm, We quote do., Be.; Cuba, rocery. {wir to 00, cenitritugal, {ihds. and” boxe Me. do. mo: lasses, hhds. and boxes, Ge. a 7540. “porto. Bled. ree fining, common to prime, Tic. a Bige.; a avery, fait to o8, Be. a eige: standard A, iY A, 9%. od, 116. 113g. ; powdere Ose. cj yellow, Sige. # Ne Toaf, 11340. Sreanive was dull, Ibs. prime at { Witiskry.—Keveipts, 719 bbis, jes Of 300 bis, at $1 u7s.—There was s better demand for berth room, generally speaking, and rates were stronger in tone, though not essentially changed. Chartering tonnage was fat and from the mui rources only u moderate eail prevailed. Tho ea agmoents were >To eodon, by steam, 24,000 bushels at Sd per 60 ibe; 8,000 boxes cheese at 40s, ; 1,000 {ois four at 2s. Gd.; 2,500 packages provisions at dos, per ‘To Liverpool, bs DOU bushels grain wt Si ; 200 bbls flour at iis. Ts ee abr: Co part ong 8,000 bushels grain at 10d. tierces beef at sed mrevioasiyn, 000 boxes cheese at 50 bhds. tallow at onthe charters ‘comprise German bark, from“ Philaddphia | to Antwerp or Bremen, with 4,000 bbis. of retined petroleum at 4s, 9d.; a Bremen ship, (wo arrive) from do, for saue voy- awe, with about 7,000 at same rate reported; Norwegian bark, hence to United Kin dom dir with 2,400 bbls. do, at 4s. 9d.; a British bark, hence to Havre or Bordeaux, with 8,100 bbls erude do. ut'Ss.; @ bark, henes to Cette or Marseilles, with about 2,500 bbls, ae ai same rate; a British bark from Philadelphia to Antworp or Bremen with 4,000 bbls. refined petroleum at 4s. 9d. ‘American schooner from Baltimore. to a direct Mediter- Faneun port with 1,600 bbls, do, at 4s, 9d.; a Norwegian bark from Philadelphia to Cork for orders with 2,500, quarters grain at 6s. 6d.; an Austrian (previously re- ported, but not wholly completed till, to day) ence to Cork for orders, with 4,000 quarters grain at 6s. Gd.; an Italian harks henge to Penarth kaudd for orders with #,000 querters do, ab Os, 9d.; another hence for same voyage, with 2,700 quarters at '6s.; an American schooner, now on way to New Orleans from Europe; thence to the Mediterranean yith cotton on private teas; @ Norwesian bark hence to Havre or Antwerp with 3.000 bbis. napntha ut 4s. 103d. ; an American schooner from Philadelphia to Maderia or Vienna with 16,000 bushels grain at 18¢. for the former port, with privilege of the latter at 2c. per, “bushel; one of 450 tons rom do. to Charleston with coal ai $1.90; and back from Tacksor Baltimore with 195 M lumber ot 65, privt iexe of ¥ Philadel at $6. with 179 M do, from Brunswick to Philadelphia at * $6; schooner from Parca: goala to north side Cuba with 275'M do. at $9; one of 225 ons from Boston to Haytl and back at a, Jump ium, private terms; one of 450 tons from Bath to Cardenas with’ shoo private terms; ono of 334 tons from Portland to Mobile with Ico at $1,25; one of 373 tons from do to Cuba with shooks, chiefly ai 20. ; a brig with 9,000 boxes shooks from Wiscas- sett to north side Cuba nt 20c.; a British bark hence to Liv- expool with general, Cargo, including black wainut, chietly at $1,350, DOMESTIC MARKETS, Gatveston, Nov. 3, 1875, Cotten quiet and steady; middting, | dling, 123,¢.; good ordinary, 11 4c. et re bales: Babess ‘coastwise, 206, Sales, 2,182, New Cotton, easier: middling, 12%5¢. 5 eke ordinary, litge. Net rece! Bao xports—To Great Britwin, a 019; CORSEwiBS Sales, 8,000. Beock, 116,700, Monta, Nov. 3, 1875, Cotton quiots, middling, 12346. ; "low milddlingy 11%. ; ordinary, 11}ge, Net receipts, 68! esprancer Tilbts soastwiac, 402.” Bales, 1,500. 23,592. Savannan, Nov. 3, 1875. Cotton dull; middling, 12%{c.; low middlin, ordinary, Liye. Net reeeipts, bales. wise, 385. Sales, 1,056, Stock, 2, Chanuxstox, Nov. 3, 1875. Gotten lower; middling, 2% low middling, ty a 2350. ; good or a Mc. Net receipts, 3,010 buies. bet erie To 6 Wine dain. Scbe0s coustwise, 2,607. Sales, if, Je 5 good ‘Xports 'coust- 2,000, Stock, Osweco, Nov. 3, 1875. Flour stendy ; sales, 1.900 bbls. Wheat unchanged siles, orn quiet, 2,400 bushels No, 1 Milwaukee clab, at $1 35. Tic. Barley dull; sales 20,000 bushels mple, at $1 22 corh and rye, arley, Ge. to New York, Se. Y and Ye. to Philadel ia Fuinber, $5 10 to the Hudson. Lake receipte—-Whent, Dushelss barley, 140.500 do,, and he 146; oO feet, Canal shipments—W heat 20,300 bushels; 15,500 do. ; barley. 40-400 do. and inmber, 407.000 feet. “Grain on the canal, from Buffalo and Oswego, for tide water, yesterday noon—-Wheat, 1,599,000 bushels, corn, 259,000 aos ‘outs, 201,000 do. ; barley, 870,000 do., and rye, 40,000 do. Burrato, Nov. 3, 1875. Lake receipts—None a allroad ‘receipts—Flonr, 1.800 bbls. ; wheat, 9 ‘corn, 11,000 -do.; oats, 51090 do." Barley, 1-200 do. allroad ship praents-—Flour, ‘ wushels; corn, 19,000-do.; ont tide: water Hlour, } Oats, 25,000 do... To interior 18. Canal freights firm, ‘at, Wc. Bat "6 & BE 50 for spring; $6 50 a $7 50 7a a Soltoe are $7 a $7 75 for white; $8 50 & $9 50 for new process ; $4 70 for rye; $6 50 a $7 50 bot Nes al. Wheat quiet; sales 2,300 bushels No. 1 Minnesot rh active, and 2.500 do, at 64 vart to arrive; oSolo do high mixes giceted and source, nominal, at Pens and beans duit Lard quiet und ced. 2 ‘o1.eDO, Nov. 3, 1875. Flour dull. Wheat dull and lower Rok abio ‘Wabash $1.83; No, 2 white Michigan, $1 14; amber Michigan, so ie ‘aaee December, $1 20; seller January, vet + 0. 2 amber Michgan, $1 04s 2 red winter, $1 183g; ps Me. Corn ste y with «fair dgtnan high mixed, Beige; eller November, Oe; No. 2 white, 8iie.;, nd ade, new, S4e.; damaged, new, 48c, Outs easier; Ke. 2) spot and seller November, ibe seller, December, i'seller January, 3 iehigan, B4e. ; Prelghis trm anduncean ged.’ Receipes Flour: ‘wheat, 87,000 bushels; corn, 18,000. do. ; onts, 6,000 do. ‘Shipments—Fiour, 200. bbis.; wheat, 26,000 bushels; corn, 8,000 do; oats, 6,000 do. Curcaco, Nov. 8, 1875. Wheat in fair demand, but ‘nt 2, $1.10; No. 2 do, abet i O73, seller "Decent Floar quiet, pet — dhiei Niecdand “This "aod tauensh bu%e. bid seller November; re high mixed, 92340. » Ode. j Bopie. w Sle: new, 46e. 0 47. ‘Oats steady ani Spot oF options; rejected, 25c. a 26e, Hatley iloer wir Rb Per gel ge by ler Novem 6 dul lower, at 87e. w O7s¢c., Feta e's nber Pork. very firm; elders’ ard F a 12 BO, po ber! lee ihe 7 years $12 15, seller Limi $ February: ent imente sten shoulders, Bige. ; clear sides. 2c, ” Whiskey inactive and dower; sates $1 13. Freights—Corn, ae hog 10, the call of the Board, w $i November. Gse., the y i036, can, ceipts— | tour, 125,000 do.; outs, 159, do. 10,000 do. ‘Snips Pour, bashol! 207,000 do.;° oats, 1 corn, jo. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provivence, R. L., Nov, 3, 1875. Printing cloths are steady at 43g0. for 64x64, with w quiet market. HAVANA henep cel Havana, Nov. 9, 1875, Exchange quiet, On the United States, sixty dayw’ care rency, 144 4.119. premium; abort sight do,, 117 4 118 pre- minum, Sugar quiet EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpon, Nov. 3—Evening.—Spirits of turpentine, 268, per cwt.; Calcutta linseed, 50s. Od. a O18, por cwt. ; linseed oil, 24s. 6d. Od. per owt, a ee i FINA NANCIAL. cheat issue Travelin Credits, available in all parts ‘ot the world, ‘through tho Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents, ‘Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Enrope. NY ONE CONTROLLING ing Pd gtd yd Joss than $90,009, of Life Insu sn hei ‘a cash customer by uddressing, confi halle NB Herald office. T REASONABLE RATRES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mort; ys and othor securities , insurance of all kinds effected wi i best coinpa nies. «J, HABRIOH & CO., 117 Broadway, CALLS. —PUTs. Stock Privileges honght and sold by son mombers of the Stock Exchange; we give all orders our personal attention and guarantee satisfaction. Explanatory phiet sent free. TUMBRIDGE & CO, and Brokers, No, 2 Wall str e200, $100. yt. Straddies, 4 —_— ‘e ie, Soreaean ane. ae 9: J, RoGehtees A Roms Mitel Sa “oe abilities are placed at Another de- ‘Fersons desiring to invest in Stock Privileges should Femember, before making a purchase, to call on or address for information ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall stree! A IMEUBANCE, GAS, CITY, RAILROAD STOCKS und Bon \d sold = rire Smee Municipal Securities bought and sol hee H. NICOLAY & CO., Roe apie cod ancsicacers, For sule, choice 8 and 10 ty and County Bo and other rat class Stock Oe at Gi ying frou 1) to 13 per cent, on favorable terms, aS . RAILROAD BONDS Quotati 4 the oe motations and other information el W.' tl. WEEKS, Banker, 178 Beondway, BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT YOUNG WIDOW WOULD like some kind hearted young rentleman, of quiet habe a, to assist hor financially “by taking & ished Roum, which she has to let, No other boarders. Address MIZPAM, Horald Uptown Branch ollice. IKST CLASS BONDS. Buffalo City Sevens. Brooklyn City Seveus Jersey City Sixe Cincinnati City Beyen-thirties, nd City Sevens. DANIEL A. MORAN, 40 Wall street. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, withoht bonus. Principais desiring genes eee ey GRANT, 145 Broadway. AM READY TO LOAN MONEY WITHOUT BONUS ou New York or Brooklyn Froperty promptly and cheap, eae apply, with ‘papers, TT, 145 roadw: TRARY AMOUNT REQUIRED.—MONEY LOANED ON gvod city or Brooklyn property, without bonus; Mort. Burges cashod at lowest ratos. KE, G. LOCKE, 139 Eighth street, near Broadway. EELY MOTOR STOCK IN PARENT COMPARY—A desirable investment; 20 shares tor sale by ‘T. W. HUGHES, 19 Broad street. ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. out bonus: on Second and Leaschold Mortgage terms. 0) 150 Broadway, room 8, Rivet BONDS AND STOCKS: STATE, COUNTY ‘town and city Bonds bought and sold, Orders for mining res executed at the Exchange. A.J. ¥, VAN DEVEN- R, G1 Liberty street, basement. 10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF BK MISSOURI PA” cific Railroad Company.—All persons having an interest fix stockholders inthe’ Missouri. Pacific Railroad Company who wish to save their investment please communicate by Jotter or in person with A. W. SHEPARD, No. 14 New si New York. Attention to the interests of the company will enable it to pay all lawful obligations and leave the ‘stock a valuablo property beside. A. W. SHEPARD, Stock and Bondholder. UE STOCK PRIVILEGE RIG—PAMPHLET, EXPOS- “ing @ live financial fraud, should be studied before in- vesting with quack brokers and bankers. Mailed free for 50 cents, MARTIN & BENNETT, 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, N. Y. $9,000, $4,000. $5,000, $8,000, | $10,000, 2.500. S300, 835 000,8380.000 Sto fo: Tein Gaon moh sewn ‘on good Rei state. SHIPMAN & MEK: illiam street, eialon buildings. $300. OOO. tna'Sitve Bonds wanted: Wwe MARIE HAM, 196'Broadway. _COPARTNERSHIPS, P.—A. E. LAING A AND F. BASSETT, JR., Terenetel A partnership, dating from this day, forthe transaction of a stock and gold'commission business, in th name of A. EK. Laing & Co., oflice No, 5 New street. ay rh Ls Bed New Yor, Nov. 3, 1875. BUSINESS OPPORTUNIFIES. SMART, ACTIVE MAN HAVING $1,000 CAN SECURE ‘an interest in an established and successful pusnes. not mercantile or patent;*will pay investor $10,000 to $20,000 the coming ve GEORGE HANKINS, 28 West Twenty-ninth street, PARTNER WITH $15,000 WANTED IN AN OLD Sstablished cash business, totake half interest of pro- prietor desiring to go abroad; connection the best, business easily managed and profits satisfactory. Apply to GRIGGS: & CARLETON, 98 Broadway PARTY HAVING THE ENTIRE CONTROL OF A new na very attractive French toy, desires a partner {o take half interest and assist in introducing. Address TOY, bog TSI Tterald vice. (A. FARINER WANTED IN A BOOK AND JOB Printing business; established 10 years; capital re- quired $15,000, to increase the business. MALONE & SULFFIELD, linancial brokers, § Dey street, SSOCIATE EDITOR WANTED—WITH $1,000, FOR A young man adaptedly edacated, of pa- iriotic temperament and prepared for earnest work. TOPIC, box 164 Herald office. COAL YARD NEAR THE EAST RIVER, IN A cash neighbor! ood, for sule, on easy terms, to & respon- Sible party: rent low. Address MORRIS, Herald office. GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO INVEST A thonsand dollars, cash, be Rongti c BUSINESS MAN WITH SMALL CASH CAPITAL can secure a permanent situation; full security for money jand wn intetest in the ‘business, No. 2 Broadway, room SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. ANTE) an active partner, with a capital of $10,000 or $15,( O00, in @ first class jobbin; retull grocery business, long es- tablished, in & Southern city. Address, with reference, FLORIDA, Herald office. A. ZUSIXESS MAN, DEVOTING HIS WHOLE TIME ean find @ very profitable and unusually safe investment for $8,000; businéss, light manufacturing; eee given t0,,0 ‘acceptable party, Address INVESTIGATE, lerald office. FEW in any kind of light goods that tat ruihous prices. at once, 8., 510 ARTNER WANTED—IN THE FEED, EXPRESS, ‘storage and moving of furniture, or would-hire a fore- inan, with $500; good security given.. Address ss ‘Herald office. OR SALE—A | CONTROLLING | INTEREST IN leading Dally Newspaper in # elty of 50,000 popu- ¥ : sticalare etdrem Te 8. 8, Goo. P. Rowell & or particulars add care of ©o0., 41° Park row, New York, (OR SALE—MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, $500 CAP- Heal reuulred og make $25 por day; price, includ horses, tracks, macBinery, && 00; owner will stay with purchaser if, desired; wait i ital reason for sellin, a on or address R. 8. G., 132 Nort Elliott place, Brool ENTLEMEN OF THIS CITY.—GOOD PATENT, ONE of the best that has appeared, because this is useful for ail the population of this country, being a new invention in wooden sole Boots and Shoes for winter use, for the vation of health, comfort and econom: Pha sell pred ine is ides 000 for each State, ar nly that Is, $19,000 for all the States, bat’ await offers until the 10th of this. month. I Bust and I speak with frankness and belie nece ssat to # foreign country to sell it. Address ‘SIEVE FALCON, 208 West Twenty-tiith street, New York. CLARK BEGS TO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS + Patent Horse Clipper, which tras now been before the public for dive years, and has proved itself to be the most perfect machine in the world. Sold by all merchants, fac. ors, saddiers and storekeepers in the United Staten, and by the manufacturerer, 232 Oxford street, London, Ey 100 ABUSINESS (OPPORTUNITY 30 REDEEM |. valuables, diamonds, watchos, silks, velvets, &c. in pawn; can control everything and make several handred dollars; ‘will divide profit, Address C. DE VERE, Herald ively sell $500 “A AGESTEEMAN, ESTABLISHED THREE . years in busin ires some paying agency or tact, commission; has a good oflice down tow some mi and inexcep tlonabl reference, LUCE, DUCE, CRUGE, Herald office, New York. TO $1,000.—A RESPECTABLE BUSINESS man, with this amount, can have an interest in S proitable manufacturing business: Apply to D. ¥ULTON, Market street. $2 000 —A RARE CHANCE.—ONE OR MORE 5 ‘+ gentlemen to take a interest in is ons of tbe richest gold placer mining properties we mil nl Zplopments, showing enormous profits MALONE & SHEFFIELD, financial ieokned Re ge eT . 4 new patent to} the million. at_500 per cent prot Pai ‘Address INVEN’ Ni Tor, box 1,303 New York. 5, 000 —A PARTNER WANTED, IN A HAN} * ag A axing pt rina which ean Ld ares increased with th Dusiness associate, “Ad- UP! RIOw CAPACITY bo box 112 Herald ofco., $5,000 Seon CAStt BALANCE FROM Bust. i ness. amount will secure the in. Leben ha og # eo i ¢ ed. My To. table ‘cast bu saying, profit. on JOUN BLEUEL, No 70 Codasstrece on a 8 ee THE CLEWS’ FAILURE. In the matter of Henry Clows & Co., Mr. H. V. Poor ‘was yesterday examined before the Register in Bank- ruptey, with regard to the adjustment of certain out- standing accounts, In connection with the Clews frm Mr. Poor was formerly concerned in certain contracts for iron with the Utica and Elmira Railroad. Mr. Clews’ counsel claims that the amount due their client is $95,000, whereas the opposite party declare that their obligations are mach smaller, Mr, Clews was also ox- amined with reference to the accounts of the firm, and gave some unimportant testimony which did not o aps bearing upon any of the suits against the The examination in the case of Benjamin A. Cheever ig stated to be finished, and the counsel for Mr. Clewa will make a motion to ‘expunge the claim, no evidence of any weight having been brought forward by the other side. RECENT FAILURES, 8, B. Conant & Co., coal dealers, having an office in Trinity Building, who have failed and made an assign- ment to W. H. Marston & Co., No, 21 Water street, Brooklyn, wiil have no statement ready for the public for afew days, Hathaway & Kerr, manufacturers of trimmings at No, 8 Howard street, have failed. W. J, Schloss & Co., No. 104 Church street, cloths, have also suspended. ‘ithe information of both failures did not reach the street until late yesterday, and the particulars, imclud- ing amount of liatihites, &c., were not given, A London desnaich annovnged io Wall stroct yester- ress, at tch announced the failure of G. A. Witt & Co., with Ttabulities of $500,000, WALL STREET NOTES. BROKERS’ COMMISSIONS, About a dozen brokers have been admonished by the Governing Committee of the Stock Exchange to ob- serve, with more strictness, the commission rules of the Exchange. The present rates provide for the pay- ment of 4 of 1 per cent on investment, byt out- siders; and by the same 44 on speculation, and 1-82 for business between members, with the right to charge 1-16 if stocks are carried over night. The infringe- ment complained of is this:—The members cautioned were believed to be trading in the market for outsiders. at 1-92 in connection with puts and calls, while the rules forbid the transaction of any business for outsiders under 3{. A suspension from the privileges of mem- bership and ultimate dismivsalf from the Exchange will, it is said, be the consequence of a repetition of this violation of the rules, A littio flurry was created yesterday among active Operators by the sudden advance of the money rate to Seven percent for call Joans. This hada tendency while it lasted, which was but for a very short time, to depress the market. The rate before the market closed went back to five per cent, at which figure it closed easily, The Treasury has authorized the transfer of $340,000 gold from New York to San Francisco, THE OCTORER CORAGR, By reference to the statement of the Director of Mints it will be found that the total value of the coin- age for the month of October is $6,785,240, aro distributed in the following manner:—! double eagles, value $4,305,020; 860,000; trade « value $860,000; subsidiary silver, 632,000 half dollars, value $260,000; 992,000" quartors, "value $248,000; 900,000 dimes, wort $00,000, and 1,620,000 cent pices, value $16,200. Should comage be continued at about this rate mouthly until 1879, to which period: specie resumption is deferred just now, the accumulae tion of coin would be sufficient to allow about $6 ip coin to every inhabitant of the United States. ‘The committee recently appointod by the Stock Ex- change in regard to monthly reports of corporation® whose securities are dealt in at the Exchange have communicated with several of the companies and are: preparing ® report on the subject given in charge to them. ‘The defeat sustained by Tammany and tle victory of the peoplo’s ticket were the subject of a good deal of gossip on the strect yesterday. Much as they had been prepared to see the new ‘“Boss’’ rebuked, tne com- Pleteness of his annililation was a surprise to them, The reported defeat of the granger Governor in Wis- consin, as the democratic candidate was termed, was used effectively yesterday to send up that class of Becu- Ticties known as “gran:er stocks.” There appeared to be a pretty general tendency to reatize at the advanced: Tates, however, and a reaction left those stocks as they were before the report circulated, CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES. General exultation reigned in the Custom House yes terday over the large republican gains, The all-prevail- ing topic of discussion was the political revolution till the Custom House closed, . Special Treasury Agents Brackett and Russell, of Colonel Howe’s office, seized yesterday morning 1,000 packages of smuggled cigarettes at the corner of Green- wich and Morris stree' They had been lately brought from a Havana steamer. The above mentioned officers: were assisted in making the seizure by Special Agen’ Fideau. Four hundred and twenty bundles of cigarettes ad 250 cigars, addressed George B. Shiels, che 896 Broadway, New York,” with the mark of. were seized on board the Alexandre steams! Havana, which had just arrived in this city Havana. Mr. Shiel’s property has on unfortunate habit of coming into the seizure room of the Custom House, for last November his store and house were emptied of about $1,500 worth of aby sy cigars and. cigarettes, which were seized by Special Treasury Agent rackett. The “sugar committee’? has now been in session about ten days, and has examined a number of 8 refiners and experts, Custom House Auaitor W. den, who represents the government in the oonaral nee told a Hemanp reporter last night that the commit would probably close its investigations by the end this week or the commencement of next, PRODUCE MATTERS, A phase of the reported “corner” in laed, which eul- minated on Saturday at the Produce Exchange, was be fore the Lard Committee yesterday, The “shorts,” not being able to fill thoir contracts on delivery day by a difference of more than 6,000 tierces, claimed that these contracts were “washed,” and wanted to make a settlement below the advanced rates, The ‘‘bulls,’” not willing to accept any such settlement, cited them to appear before the Lard Committee, where they claimed they could, if allowed to send for persons and papers, show that the contracts were not bona fide, A® the Arbitration Committee is the only one having power to send for persons and papers, the ‘shorts’ rotested against the settlement of the case by the d Committee, and the consequence is that the mat ter still remains unsettled. A NEW STEAMSHIP, THE TRIAL TRIP OF A NEW STEAMSHIP; Yesterday morning the new steamer City of Atlanta went out on her trial trip from the foot of Thirteenth street, East River, toand around the Sandy Hook Light” ship and back. The principal owners, Messrs. George: W. Quintard & Sons, were on board with a party of in- vited guests, Mr. John Cecil, Colonel Long, Mr. Joba Brower and Mr. Driegs were numbered among the lat- ter. Captain H. N. Woodhull is master of the new craft, and Henry Hosmer js named purser. The vessed made a very satisfactory initial voyage. A BOY SHOT. Peter Curley was arrested in Jersey City yesterday for shootinga boy named John G. Barwick, thirteen years old, with agun loaded with backshot, Several boys, it appears, mad s raid on Curley’s premises for barrels and Curley fired at them. The boy is not fatally injure GENTLEMAN OF MEANS, AGED THIRTY, DE- sires the ncqunintance of ® refined, prepossess pith a view to maairimouy. Address A. ia, box sr ed Uptown Branch offi HELP w /ANTED—MALES, GANVASSER OF ABILITY, DESIRING TO 40 into businoss for himself, can secure the sole agency for an adjacent city and snrvoinaing towns for one of the most poptilar books published; one. competent to eny gthors and having a email capital will bo treated liberal Address, for three days, A. L., box 197 Herald office. CTIVE, INTELLIGENT, AMERICAN MEN AND women, under 25, at 61' Lexington av., for baths and Offices, who can keop their engagements; also’ a colored boy,. aged 15, to black boots. A —WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT, EDUCATED GEN- , eee ‘as bolicitor for our new ‘Shakespeare: sala mission. CASSELL, PETTER & GALIN. 08: Broadway, BOY WANTED=T0 LIVE WITH A GENTLEMAN, near ‘Yor gp: i GoPab, Hersldofice. EPIS? Mgt d WANTED, CITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELIy teas to families and large consumers induce mente CANTON TEA UOMPANY, 148 Chambers at GENTS. WANTED,—"“MOODY AND, , SANKEY: THE: Lives and Labors of the Evangelists, AMERICAN PUBLISHING OMPANY, 97 John at 4 A® ENPERIENCED ADVERTISING — CANVASSER: wanted immediately, to take charge of a special me~ Ginm of first class merit; cash commissions giving line of trade and’ references, C., 8. & tee Herald EMPLOYMENT FOR AN AOTIVE MAN OF Goom addr Apply at New York Concern, No, 7 “fourth floor, “after 10 o’elock. NANVASSERS WANTED—FOR THE BEST “ILLUS- J trated musical” work published; sold only by subserip~ ton, Ladies and gentlemen of ability ross can re 26 7 ‘om *TUSICAT: TREANUMES, 99 Dey stroot, New York, 80, MARGARIN, OF ARTIFICIAL BUTTER te who, thoro ders manufacture’ ‘aditess A. ih. box 4017 Bost office, N. ¥. Wate: WANTED—AT THE STAR HOTEL, 60 AND nard st. ; & young man preferred. ANTED—AN INTELLIGENT dd nga pers SAL to begin, $3 per week, Address, wi ish references, box 5, Bot Pe Post office. Wnt. é, Purvare F. “tg A ng Eee, marie fens tah ose ot Rouwomalds Address giving reterenoes box 316 General Post office. .—AGENTS AND CANVASSERS, WITH A sae i of $1 to $3, can make money olay A an article: a to private houses and offices, Apply ay No. 2 Cedar st. A BOY TO ATTEND A CASH COUNTER; must be famiiier ald money and ing cage a4 ly. Address, giving rofe erence, ‘where lust adie uneri cep yt B. iterald office” EXPERIENCED CANVASSER, TO: gy ty her particalars by address- ing Rs fe cO., go oT B itratd oft office. ‘ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN OF bd eed AD~ Ws arece ering some business experience to take or. ders. J. B. oT MoRnNG Murray #t., second teh, 10 tod. ‘ANTED—AN AGENT IN EVERY CITY AND TOWN for our op gig? Teus; our agents make a stead: come of from $00 & weok, hddrom TEA ( PANY, Herald Sica, ANTED—AGENTS TO INTRODUCE THE BEST selling article in the market; can make from $3 to $ per day; no risk. 760 Broudway, room 1. ANTED—A HEAD WAIT! wito Ls di is first class rertnnrant busin re