The New York Herald Newspaper, November 5, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Stocks Depressed and the Market: Feverish. GOLD 114 7-8 A 115 3-8. Rag Paper 86.68—Money on Call Recedes from 5 to 2 and 3 Per Cent—Railway Securities Fairly Active. THE FOREIGN MARKET. Watt Sraxer, } Tnunspar, Nov. 4—6P. Mt. ‘The intimation given In the Hunanp this morning that the ‘bull’? speculation on the Stock Exchange had reachea its culmination seems to have been con- firmed by to-day’s market. We have frequently cau- tioned the public against taking stock in the rose-col- cored rumors which have found believers in Wall street for the reason that tho real facts and im- mediate prospcets of the business of the country were in direct conflict with them. Nor do we yet see any reason to change the opinions pften expressed concerning those properties which, during the flush times immediately preceding the panic of 1873, wero paying at least a portion of the dividends upon their stocks out of the proceeds of increasing debts, and have over since then increased their liabili- ties instead of liquidating. It seems that irrespective ofthe manipulation of Wall street, all such propertics have simply bridged over obstacles only to go down with a greater smash inthe end, At the opening this morning the market was disturbed by the reported sudden death of Mr. J. L. Jewett, a prominent oper- ator in Lake Shore and Erie stocks, Lake Shore Opened at 6134, a decline from last night of %¢ per cent, quickly sold down to 60}, and subsequently rallied to 61%, while Erie, opening at 1734 against 173, last night, sold at 17. Although the cause assigned for these changes was the death referred to, we are in- turmed by the brokers who usually transacted the business of Mr. Jewett that he had no material interests iu the market, Whether he had or not the sales made were casily traced to other parties, and it seems not improbable that the incident furnished a market for the sale of stock that otherwise could not have been obtained, as the reason given for the decline was by most operators considered to be only temporary, After the flurry was over Lake Shore remained steady at about 61, with final sales at 605¢, and Erie, after a rally to 175, closed at 1734, Less was said to-day than usual about advanced rates for transportation, the pooling of earnings, &c., these “points” being perhaps held in re- serve for future use should the market become un- comfortably weak or the bears become again too cour- ageous in their sales, A PROMINENT PEATORE pf the day, however, has been tho sharp decline in Union Pacific bonds and stocks and Pacific Mail stock, for which no such excuse could be offered as that referred to in Lake Shore, The stock of Union Pacific bas been unusually active, with sales amounting to over 13,000 shares, at 651, a 632%/ a 6444 a 68%, a 64 a 623 a 62%, while the sinking funds declined from 8534 to 80 a Bl a80%. Pacific Mail, after a fair amount of transac- tions at 403; a 3924 a 4044, sold down to 38%, rallied to 894; and then broke to 37% a 38 a 3774—the final sales. The fluctuations and changes in other stocks aro sufficiently described by the official list of transactions, While it seems evident that the cliques have succeeded in unloading a considerable quantity of their stocks, it is by no means probable that they have done so to such an extent as not to gladly welcome another short interest which would give them the necessary impetus for one more sharp rally. The conference between the parties interested in Atlantic and Pacific preferred and Missouri Pacific was held to- day, but fothing of material importance was developed beyond the fact that two or three persons trom St. Louis, accompanied by a lawyer, have come to New York to hold an autopsy over the remains and to carry away with them whatever gold filled teeth they may be able to find on the corpse. In answer to a question by one of the New York stockholders, a member of the St, Louis delegation stated that his interest amounted to about two hundred sbares Missouri Pacific, for which be paid $20 a share several years ago and has been handsomely repaid since. In fact, outside of the’ muni- cipality, the people of St. Louis are said to be iden- tifled with the stock to a comparatively small extent, the bulk of the same being in the hands of Eastern capi- talists, Tho steamship Faraday to-day repaired the di- rect cable. The fracture was found in seventy fathoms of water and was probably caused by either an anchor era grapnel. ‘THE SALEB TO-DAY. ‘The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day ag- fTogated 168,000 shares, which were distributed among active stocks as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 815; Erie, 15,100; Lake Shore, 49,000; Cleve- land and Pittsburg, 226; Northwestern, 6,700; do. pre- ferred, 300; Rock Island, 700; Pacific Mail, 49,800; Bt. Paul, 2,400; do. preferred, 300; Ohios, 2,000; West. ern Union, 23,000; Wabash, 130; Union Pacific, 13,200 ©., 0. and I. ©, 1,300; Panama, 100; Missouri Pacific, 1,200; Michigan Central, 1,000. ADVANCE AND DECLINE, ‘The following aro the changes tn closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— bere aarp wes 34; Panama, %; Quicksilver, 3; gold, 34. Dectine.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 34; Atlan- te and Facite preferred, %; New York Central, % ©... and 1. 4; Delaware and Lackawanni ; Hi onibal ind St. Joseph, aati Lake | one 1%;' Northwestern common, preferred, Puclfic Mail, 234; St. Paul, 34; ey “pacitlc, 2; West: ern Union, %; Missouri Paciie, %; Michigan Central, 1; Erie in London, \. "Stariovary.—Ohio and Mississippi, Rock Island, St Paul preferred, Wabash and Now Jersey Central, OPENING, MIGHRST aXD LOWKST PRICES, ‘The following table shows the opening, highest and Joweut prices ot the day :— Opening. ae = 10455 04 36 New York Central Pittsburg. Milwaukee and St. Paul. UM wy Mil. and St. Paul pre: is 63 Ohio and Mississip; w Jersey Contr: 4056 137 CLOSING PRICES—3 PF, mu, 87% a 38) Mila StP pf, Tot, a 75% C,C,C aT ry iv Man & St Jopr 22 Linke Shore... 60 Michignn O hd NY & Harlem. 192 78% NYO&H R104 NJ Contral...105, Olio & Mine. ash. 6 Union Pacife., 6296 ty ‘THR MONRY MARKET. The sudden rise in the money rate yesterday had the effect of attracting to the strect a large amount of capi- tal to-day, which could not all fiud use on call loans, The carly prices were 5 and6 percent. Later they teceded to 33g and 4 per cent, and finally money was offered at 2 and 3 per cont, Exchange was quiet and a shade less firm than at the close last evoning. Prime asking rates 4-81 and 4.86, selling rates 4.800 4.81 and 86 0 4.86; reichinurks, 9434 0 96% and O53 00578 cables, 96; primo Paris firmer, 621% and 6.1834; other rates, 6.2234 and 6.18%. THR GOLD MARKKT, Gold opened at 114%, advanced to 115%, reacted to 114%, and advanced to 11634, at which it closed, Rag Paper at this rate ia worth 86,60. The rat paid tor carrying wore 2 wud 1 per vent, Loans were alyo made at ‘OPERATIO: ‘OF THUR GOLD RAXCUANGE BANK, Gold balances, . vee $1,881,420 Currency balances. {223,086 Grows cieurances 70,646,000 eucy valu Gold exchanges ca 4 sub ‘do. VINA aMuolove | "Sota cauiidi Navi 108 1800 NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, _ 1875 TRIPLE SHEET, a 900 sacks at $4 for Brandywine, $9 15 a $3 60 for West 6 83 7: y and Baltimore ye jourse yellow Hultinore, ‘The followi Price. $116.03 a — 115.08 a 115,19 115.03 115.04 Name, L. Von Hoffinan & Co. H. Manuel & Co.....- Groesbeck & Kitchen, J. T. Bates & Co. pei a - E. Sweet & Co. a a — W. T fates & 115.05 a 116.1339 John Wallace... 115,02 — J.B, Colgate & Co 115.02 ee White, Morris & Co, 118,02 a 115.03 Total. THK FOREIGN MARKET, London advices report that the bullion in the Bank of England has decreased £365,000; amount withdrawn from Bank of England on balances to-day, £100,000, The rate of discount in open market for three months? bills 1s 336 per cent, % per cont below the Bank of Eng- land rate. The proportion of the Bank of England | Teserve to liability, which last week wag 413 per cent, is now 39:¢ per cent. The amount of unemployed notes in the bank is £9, 215,655, The specie in the Bank of France bas increased 860,000f during the past week. Exchange on Lon- don, 25f 204¢c, for short sight, The following are five P. M. London quotation: Consols for money, M4}; @ 944{.; do. for account, 9434 @ 943; old 65 bonds, 10344 @ 103%; ’6T bonds, 1084; ten-forty bonds, 1043¢ @ 10424; new fives, 1035g a 103%; Erie, 15% @ 154° Market quiet, but steady. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY. Internal revenue receipts to-day, $258,018; Cus- toms receipts, $517,809, The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $480,000 gold on account of interest, ‘and $298,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. GOVERNMENT YONDS. Government bonds closed strong at the following quotations:—United States currency sixes, 1233, a 128%; do. do., 1881, registered, 120% a 12134; do. do., do,, coupon, 122; a 1227; do. tive-twenties, 1862, reg- jetered, 114% @ 11534; do. do, do., coupon, V4 @ 11544; do. do., 1864, registered, 11434 a 11534; do, do, do. coupon, 14% a 11544; do do, 1865, registered, 1163¢ a 11644; do, do., do,, coupon, Nex » 6%; do, do, new, 9 ao 11944; do. do., do., do., coupon, 119a 119%; do. do., 1867, registered, 120% a 1213g; do. do., do, coupon, 121 a 12134; do, do., 1868, registered, 12134 a 1214; do, do., do,, coupon, 121% a 121%; do. ten-forties, registered, 116 a 1164; dodo, coupon, 116 a 1744; do. do., coupon, 127 a 11734; do. fives, 1881, registered,115% 4116; do. do., coupen, 115% a 11634. District of Columbia 3-65 bonds declined from 71 to 69, BANK SUARES, Bank shares sold at 101 for Central national and 103 @ 10334 for St. Nicholas, The latest bids are annexed :— America, 160; American Exchange, 114; Central Na- tional, 100; Chemical, 1,655; City, 300; Commerce, 1235 Corn Exchange, 130; First National, 200; Fourth Na- tional, 9534; Fulton, 150; Gallatin National, 131; Gold Exchange, 122; Importers and Traders’, 195; Irving, 132; Mercantile, 105; Merchants’, 122; Merchants’ Ex- change, 1083; New York, 131; New York National Exchange, 1013¢; Ninth National, Phanix, 98; Seventh Ward, 98, i RAILROAD BONDS, ‘Tho dealings in railroad bonds were fairly distributed. Central Pacifics fell off to 102%;, Union Pacifics firsts to 10074 and sinking funds to 80%. Chicago and North- western consolidated coupon gold bonds were firm at 8734. C., Cand 1. C, firsts fell to 234 and Obto and Mississippi seconds advanced to 66. Erie thirds sold at 95 and fourths at 92, The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1007¢ a 101; do. land grants, 95 49534; do. sink- ing funds, 80% a 81; Central Pacifics, 101 a 103%. The latest bids are:— Albany and Susq 1st ‘Albany and Susq 2d. Buff & State Line 7’ 107% Kalamazoo & Wid P Boston, Hart & Erie lst. 20° Lako Shore dividend... 993 Bur, © R & M 1st 7's Lake Shore con rg Lst...101 Chi Lake Shore con ep 2d. 123% Marietta & Cincin Ist. ich it Cen Pacific gold bonds. 101 Cen Pacific, Sau J br. 1 Pacitic State aid... Union Pacitic | x, Union Paciteait and. 0: Pacitie RR of Me ‘793 ds, 1900.10 Morris & Exsex cons’on. 11 Mor & ua Ist con.y'd.. Erie Ist ior \ a Detroit, Monroe & T Buf & rie new. STATE BONDS were quiet, with Missouri long sixes strong at 102, old Tennessees at 49 and new serics at 4634 a 47. PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS, Bid, Atked, City sixes, new..... 100% Camden and Amboy Hailrowd ‘7. isle Pennsylvania Railroad... #505, Philadelphia and Reading é 655% Lehigh Valley. 6235 Catawissa Railroad p 46 Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad — 19% Northern Central Railroad... 34 Lehigh Navigation, 60% *Ex-quarterly dividend, 2 per aus, MEMORANDUM. ‘The annual report of the Boston and Albany Rail- road shows that the capital stock 18 $27,825,000; total debt liabilities, $8,574,116 17; net earnings of the road for the year, $1,224,411 21; total oxpenses of operating the road, $5,371,902 88, The income is reported to be $1,060,114 44 loss than last year, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Tuurspay, Nov, 4, 1875 BEFORE CALL—10 A, M. 500 shs LS & MS..... 1000 do. boro 1700 400 1300 800) 10) 2121 2900 US ies 40, 6 FIRST KOARD—10:30 5 i. $1000 Tenn en 400 Quiet “iin 127 "per 100 Ibe fo 10 ruck iin ot choice double e: Rye tlour, fine to supe: Southern, supertine. Southern, extra, ofh meul, Western, biyers and” he JoRR,. 13 Han & 8s Jo pl-be 0 © $19 gees inwer tive, lower, at $12 1734 all the your but not auotably h * Board wheat * Corn weak aud lower at Oats lower at 207%. cash an Lard a shade high 20-wil the year und January pts. pur, 82.000 bushels wheat, 63,000 do. corn, 58,000 do, oats, 000 do. rye. “Shipments—¥,000 bbls, Hou 98,000 bushels wheat, 144,000 du, curu, 39,000 do, outs, 3,00) —For'whent the murked was Taiziy’uctlve, ue sshowing w decline of le. per bushel. Sales were 190,000 bushels. Sales were 60,00) bushels at Ue, to 4c. for inferior ‘to choi Ue. for yood mixed State and ‘ic. lev: re change Mt iwo-rowed Suto, $1 10 for, fale Cattud Frc unchanged, 8.40) busily Casads ‘oa private, serms. 500, Oatmeal was quoted at 83.50 a pened. steady, but 109 obs ~e Mw 83. ber FJ 7,000 ao. barley, 7, jal improvement Salou were made io the market wus feeb 4000 Chi & NW con. P 2 s- Mediums were 2000 Un Pae sink t 1000 ~ do. eu bouns were ee Wo quote :—Mediun ut fair to choice, $1 85 a tair to choice, Sg Ww outhorn bse “eye peasy por two beal GUNNIES se, withou mneatle cloth, 19946. special change. Borneo und Gouripore, 14 like 4xb Jtrx were quiet at former quotations. -Americun dressed, per ton, $270 a $280 t wud $235 a $240 for singh er Ib., the latter for fine Hoan, fleece Oe 20 tullan, $2 60a 82 75, gol Ere butts quoted ut 2%e. a Be. The market was ver; Manila hemp, Ze, a 79 hots bes gal quiet and without ma- quote Buenos, Ayres, * do. Wie. BuO Phe y: dull and lower; , de. : mo in fair den and December, Michigan, 3 to Onwego, w, B21; old, BO. all the y 4, PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Provipener, R. I., Printing cloths—Market quiet and unchanged. EUROPEAN Loxpox, Nov, 4—Evening.—Produce—Spirits of tu ie ‘at 26s, 3d. w 26s, Gd. per ewt. und closed at 2 28s, Od. VERPOOL, ey 4—Evening.—Produce—Spirits of turpen- os FINANCIAL, | T REASONABLE RATE: Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other securities; Insurance of ull kinds effected with bext compar ni J.J, HABRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. S—MON 499,000, bishels $100.000,-8 parley furuiig the amount capital wo Er that will pay from 50 40 100 per gent yenrly Oats quiet, but stead ley in tute sdeivand best and ca: bes id ry & profit at the ne of the Pj ; $12 20 January. ke ens steady MARKETS. vEY ON LIFE AND b it. ain ads Me hie. 100 Pac tit oF iio. Wore "ale 16 to 19 Ibs., 17: " Hgerg Texas and Southern, 24 to 30 lbs. te. Ox, 0 to 80 Avett $4000 U $ 5-20, ¢, 67... M ie SCOND BOARD—1 P, 3M, att hides Fort. $500 Dist Col 3.65's.. 1900 shs Wess U Tel... 1000 © P 1st, 8 J br... . $100, "Stuck vivtages bought and sold by us on members of the 3 we give all orders our personal fal guarantee satisfaction. Explanatory pamphlet sent free, TUMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Broke No. 2 Wall street. } tr eutritigal and nixed, : do. 0. Mining, dos. a ie: do Bec. Porto Keizo, Boees boc. English Islands New Orleans, old crop, Sue, a 68e.; do., 3000 Wost Pac bas, 1BOOU L Pac Kit 1st 12000 Un Pac s 0. 5000 Pac of Mo Ist Kio svit. ...b ¢.bi 5 Panama, Rit. “Naval Stouus.--Rostn was stondy. Spirits of turpentine of 40 bbls. spirits of turpentine at . and 500 bbls. Mrained rosin’ at $1 ‘000 Mich ‘Con Th... 1000 De! & H ©.7's,04 10 shs aor Sauk. * Wilmingcon tur, #40; Wa ‘The irked was quiet and steady, and with '@ quote :—Cottons oma wt is ca 1 Fes Pernotxva.—Tho market was very quict, but a shade Grude in bulk was quoted at 67 ©, for prompt wud 50 Del. L & W iit. 10) Ohio & MRK. 100 H & StJo B Persons desiring to invest in Stock Privileges should remember, before making a purchase, to call on or address tor information ALEX. FROCHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street, J. & W. SELIGMAN, jankers, 26 Broad street, New York, issue Lettors uf Credit for travellers, Payable in any part of Europe, Asia, Africa, Australie and meric; draw Bills of Exchange and make telegraphic transfers of money to Europe and Culiforuia, mouth; do, in bbls., Retined, andar white, 44 month’ cargo late 48) aud Loge 10H 200 C,C & 1C RR.| 200 Pie of Mo 3 “kt prompt ‘nnd al ili Fa adel {OF spot and month, 200 waite Pao Mall 88, : Ce eset ena dull at 62) —DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold by the old established Stock ia Bond ewe, of No. 43 Pi street, Now York, Hous io was d firm at $1 55 a STOCK PRIVILEGE RIG—PAMPHLET EXPOs- ing a live financial fraud; should be studied beto guaok, brokers ind bankers; mailed tr & BENNETT, 189 Montague st., Brooklyn. 5000 do. 10000 Un Pae ig. 700 shs Maryland Coai 100 3 Un ‘tel. 2 0. tho prinelpal trade b salos were $00 b XPOSE WALL STREET.—MARGINS, PUTS, CALLS, straddles; before you inv urticulars of the way itis dom ishers, New York. Box 3,688, i renalt 25e, for Book ORT! questioned churacter, hi uaeneeied ier Addr a Branch o! INANCIAL AID.—A REFINED, HONORABLE AND trustworthy friena is earnestly desired by a lady of culture, social aud personal a uivied und beloved till poe -weather friends to in ‘strict confidence, seiner A 3 for good to sis ‘per Dbl. for common to fair d steady, with sales of $o boxes: an ‘tong clea Sales were 6,000 Ibs. pickl 1054 bs averuge, aes icon waa guies ut meats were dull 13%4c., 3,000 Ibs. smoked di 1200 Toon #01 ie, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW ea. without bonus, Principals desiring bia GRANT, 145 Broadway, und 40 “boxes Gairles wore Hem ell is tli cha held." 'Uhelee Wertsra. was fa We (quote State, Tair to holee, ide; do, common. to good, 25e. Se fuir to choice, 24e. « 95e. Western tubs, AM READY TO LOAN MONEY WITHOUT BONUS on New York or Brooklyn Propert; with ‘papers, to y promptly und cheap, «. & 3c, Cheese—The market was steady, with the main deniuud from the local trade, We quote State factory, con mon to faney, Be. w 133¢¢. ; dairk 18¢,; do., tulr to good, part skim, Ue, Ohio factory, como to fancy, He. 3 186, 3. Cht & Alt RR pe OHN 8. PIERCE, ‘700 Ohio & Miss jes, fancy. full cream, io Han & Stdo Kit mae (0, 5 PINE STREET, LOANS money on improved Real Estate in New York, Brooklyn d Wostchoster county; Mortguges purchased at lowest Principals apply, with papers. Hick, was steady. wi moderate jubbing demand. | Sales Tge., and 159 bbls. ni, tir to prime, to prime, Ose. a Te ILLER & HOYT, 33 WALL STREET, HAVE $30, to loan immediately on New York, tchoster Property; First Mortgages wanted: rs fc. Tigo, currency; ant wige. a Olgc., currency ob, a Cond. Bope k 2ige pet ibs, old caule SuGan.—Raw steady, with sales of 750 hds, centrifugal COMMERCIAL REPORT. cifle Railroad Compan in tie Missour! Pues who wish to save their investment pl erorin poten with A. W. SHEPARD: No. 1a New sree “Attention to the interests of the com ful obligations and leave eke S SHEPARD, Stock aud Boudhol or wiiet and unchanged, Messrs. Wi nton & Morrison sum up thus :— COTTON ON eS THE SPOT QUIET AND EASIER— QUIRT—WHEAT STEADY—RYE QUIET AND NOMINAL—OATS QUIET—BARLEY Stock (ascortained by actual count, including svecula- Sion) Novomber 1, 1879. 61,011 Roceipis since November 1. LOWER—COEN oe aoe 7,808 ze STOCKHOLDERS OF ‘THE MISSOURI PA- eons having wn interest Ratlrond Company we communicate b} “All mpany will enabl BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK QUIET—LARD QUIET—PETROLEUM FIRMER—SPIRITS DULL— S8TEADY—HIDES UNCHANGED—OILS UNCHANGED— WHISKEY FREIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND Salos since November 1...7 23,857 173,710 “7x08 | PUR EVENING TELEGRAM HAS MORE NEW AND 4, LARGER CIBC ‘ULATION THAN ANY ae PAPE. TED 70,993 87,577 CHANGED—GUNNIES UNCHANGED—COFFEE UN- ego CHANGED—SUGAR STEADY, 45,552 312,798 Tuvrspay, Nov, 4—6 P. M. vember 6, 1873. Comparing’ with RUST FUNDS TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ‘on New York und Brooklyn impro’ $11,000, $12,000, $14,000 and uma to suit, box 200 | Post office. deity property; ‘Tho volume of trade to-day has been moderate, with prices generally without though tending in the direction of a lower scale for nearly all commodities, The movement on ’Chango hhds. and ‘boxes, omuion ty prime, 7 Wie. w Blac; standard A Kou iat cere trees, £3,000, ber $5,000, 5,000, “$25, BD te. a inea Bead MERSE- Union b lena foots up a respectable aggregate, however, with a fair extra U, Bye. & demand for wheat at a slight decline, Corn closes easy. Oats moderately active at yesterday's prices, Pork quiet, but frm. Lard quiet. Cotton Apot, and futures closed about steady. Bacon was quiet and steady. Coffee was un- Srvauixe was q) to primo Western, und 10% ‘TaL.Low was quiet, with sules of vd at 1534¢. w 1534 ood to prime cit; 90,000 Ibs. prime at D3ge. between Emili Oats were quiet. Beof iskey.—Receipts, 761 bbls.; sales were 200 bbls., at 7. Waetcuts.—Berth room was generally unaltered, though ERETOFORE EX- Denari & Jose Villoria, restaurant BL yas street, in thix cit youri withdra wi ENARI, J. VILLORIA. to sume points advanced rates prevailed, with « restriction changed. Gunnies were also unchanged. Hemp and jute towfree movement on that aecouut. Cl were quiet. Hides wore quiet and unchanged. Naval stores but steady. Petroleum Sugar was steady. Freights were Chartering tonnage wus in fair demand from the petroleum Interest, vtherwive nothing of special interest to note; rates on the whole were The engagements wore els jgruin at Bdgd. Oils were quiet were vory quiet. was a shade firm steady, with a moderate business. Rostaurant, now doing For particulars inquire To Liverpool, 8,000 bush- Head Hotel, Twenty-fourth street aud Third avenue, packages provisions, re- “AN OLD ESTABLISHED OYSTER SALOON AND Food business: ease bank last January, showing a surplus when there wi deficiency, and which hi vse aud Soe, fo ported at 405. tor el fF bacon per tun; also of Correr.—Brazils were unchanged; mild coffees were quiot ; 800 bags Rio were reported sold at New Orleans, but full particulars could not be learned. Remari ‘at 6s. Gd. ; London, by He provisions, In Lots SURE FORTUNE GUALANTERD.—A PARINRE wanted. Call on or CROBS & Ci Broadway, and investigate. A Siunttod ‘amount’ of Aud copy of Messrs. Wright & C telegram, dated Rio, Novem- ber 3, 1875, advising :—“Sales since 27th ult., 19,000 bags; loading, 71,000 do. na, by steam (part ri packayes machinery, 5,000 bbls. 9,500 huis and 10.000 ibs. YOUNG MAN, HAVING $10,000 AT HIS DISPOSAL, 4 1s tn 9 good paying business, Address average daily reeetpts, 7,800 do, Murket quict. Exchange, 275d. The stock of mild coffee Singapore, 9,454 businase that will Boar steics box 164 Herald office. BUSINEAS MAN-WITH (AT LEAST $3,000 A: inte Jn maputectaring ve Tavestigatio do, ; Ceylon, 583 bags; Maracaibo, 24,02: do, {Costa Biew, 55 do.; Moxteas Angostura, 00do.; Savanil 34,200 mats Java and 9,454 do. Singaporo. Ordinary eargocs, 18¢, 18k¢.; fair do., 190. a Laguayra, 150 922 do.; Manilla, 3,000 O17 do, Total stock, | on Lo terms; an Itahan back, hience to Telew Is rk, rumored es hence to United King- vate terms, (this vessel ‘other’ sido Mecentl 3,000 ent cai was chartered ou TRUSTWORTHY MAN WHO HAS $1,500 TO IN. ed, strictly cash, busines an inter good do., 19%. » 20v.; prime do, 18e, a 21}e.; Suntos, fair to good, government bugs, 26e. grass mats, 2c. a 280. ; Singapore, do., 220. to Leghorn or Napl extreme range for lot Norwegian bi rk, hots ty Liver- 19e. « 20e., gold, ninety day: ith 2,5 to. Brotuen, with 7,000 ned p Nan, Ausarionh btig, frum. Fhiledotyain (p she.sted with 1,500 N ESTABLISHED BANKING HOUSE, IN A THRIV- ing Southern city, would like @ purtuer with $10,000 to ‘owing house for any ous climate, Apply {terranean (ex Dut cuses, ut 25e. per cuse, the former at 4s. Yd. can schooner, of 30) tons, hence to Santander ‘with 1 British, bark, trom Baitimore to tor. terdum, of about 314 tons, with Murylund tobacco, at SOs, Maracaibo, 19}¢e. @ 21e.; La- 1s, do., including Guayra, 193g. « 2le.; Jamaica, 18346. « 20c. ; St. Domingo, Porto Rico, 183¢e. a BIMe.; Mexican, 19}gc, a 2ie.; Munila, 10}¢¢. @ eylon, 2c. a 220. ; Costa Rica, 196. bbly. du., wt 53, 6d, BUSINESS MAN WITH SMALL ae CAPITAL can secure & permanent situation; full secu te iivney and an iutetest in the business. No. 2 Bro ‘Od. American brig, of 183. von Havana with general chrgo, wt €1,00 tons coal from di reported inour te to United ingles rain should have been petroleum ut the given price, {rum n Phi A ostura, 19¢, @ 2le. ; Savanilla, 100. » 21¢,: Curacoa, 188 rom, Caries ioitd t closed quict at a further decline of 3c, " Cortox on the ‘The cloving quotations. with 2.400 quarters losed about steady. quartet NER REQUIRED IN VERY OLD ESTAB- half interest; profits lust year over required but @ good man, Apply to my | to-day compare with Wednesday" al gures as follows Norfolk to Jamacta wnd back to North of Hatteras, «brig wit ge ut w lutap eum of $2,900 and port charger; te sone with staves at $12, if to a second one to Jumucia swith OR WHOLE INTEREST IN AN ESTAB lished Dry and Fancy Gouds Store, on the best street in Brooklyn; stuck $15,000 to $18,000, Address box 61 Brook- cold, por Dbl, Kad Uack with Iogwood, at $8, currency chuower with logwood, ut $4 OU per to Trom, the latter pore, one of GOD tous, wr $2 2 j one trom Bultimore to Boston, at $2, DOMESTIC fierce Cotton, quiet and weak: HE BEST 1 years established; averm, nl Hiquiors sold 0 J. CLARK, ith, comfort an This ts worth 81,000 for euah Stato, that i, * g15,U00 tor all tho States, bas 10th of this month nd 1 speak with fran to @ foreign country ae 112. Exports—fo the Continews, Se Stock, G4,673, W ORLKANS, Nov. “ 1978. Mowitx, Nov. 4, 1875, low. middling, jet receipts, 1,172. bales, 25,1: guod veainary. Werle SSceatwk Savanna, Nov. 4, 5c. feral: (ENTEENEN OF THIS CITY.—GOOD PATENT, ONE of ‘the best that hes appeared. Lecunso this iv usofal for jou of this country, bolug » new {ugvasion ta ‘Hoots and Shoes for winter uso, for the egouumy will bull Ie eryre rench State, “WANT To JOIN A GOOD Weare ABLE PARTY fh # manufacturing: busin hole oO other newerod. DUES TRIMMINGS, Herald office. ISTILLERY IN THE CITY; wld. Wor price and par- T must positively sell will sh; state navuro of business and Address, for three days, 194, strict ood oF midday tae + fom middling, 1aKe. ; Net receipts tds MALF INTER! sion Lusinoss, pay for sale liamediately ; 20 y . Nov. 4, 1875.0) | Nie Gi rdiowry, 11 Tow middling, 32 11-1 TIN A WHOLESALE COMMIS $150 cleur of oxponses per “Address BUST: Cotton stoudy, DARTNER WANTE! goods) stuple and wean be, required, Exporuto i ‘coustwise, SUS, 40% G00 she Pe Mail 8S... 494 ‘9000 Tenu 6's, ld: 6 100) Mow we 2000 Bueic it Mt tet ‘BOLO M&SUP 1st, Lad 2000 M a St P con st. 14000 GN 600 Un Pac 100 1000 Ohio 4 Misa e's wo Gen " 100 Tol & WabiRn e Ui GUL SEM BRK DE Uli, 0 do. cet v0 Mich Cen 000 CC ALO Tst, soo Alt.& TM ist... S000 Gt Western do) G1 Guo 1ouu Del & Hud vr. '#L 1n23¢ 100 yuu bd Neon, 8... 82" 1800 Wow © Fists U 4000 Cn So Tst, 000 KW OL IM Ps ade Uwe Ioan Bt bu0 28 Uelivery the sales were as follows a sterduy, November 100 Witaixatox, Nov. 4, 1875, Spirits ot _turpantine firm at Sie. losin quiet; $1 GU for suralued, “‘Terwtondy at $1 40. ry December, feat 18 1Saiue 1,100 bales ‘ut! 13 9-3. fo-day, upto two P. ra 09 “at Ii ade Flour unchanged ; 1 Milwaukee etub, wt $1 SO; No. Cora quiet, at ihe. am, 0 do * | 500 Mich Con RR. be le . $31 for bolted and Ey 1s tL Wi +300 at 131 CLARK, KOS 1 t urse Clipper, W qi ~ and he proved Iysell to be the m Suid by aii merchants, fae. epors in the United 3 2 Oxford street, Londo KELIABLE at, 7 bas wi w York, Oe. to Albany and juniber, #2 10 to the Hudson. urn. 8.000 bushels; barley, 4 barley. 3 4,400 do. ; 3 | the guptie tor tive ye | porter inaeluing. in ir peas, 4,500 do. D-A_STRADY, $1,000 to 85,000 in cual, to take charge m paring wy, tw $10,000 ‘per year, het My. i pts Flour, 14,490 bp) AD do. Unt, i inte heat 106. ; k t flour quiet ant 2. burley, 20, nly moderately wetive, with meets wing no material ough, i anything, wagers nd | ing comparatively tli ern and southerd, com tt the nnened qperauie ot 8,000 bus fate. Caen eneal sold te the eaveus of 700 bl sm sclgit advan Vushels No. 2 mixed W. My - Rye negle tou. unautn.on private ‘ers Pork quiet as pate $23 50, 100 do. Canada at $1. Adee ltke Ligh wines, $1 1 pri ¢ | mens quo quiet, with ‘ah mens eel WU. MALONE & SUBPPLELD, Finanaial ‘Brow LE ON THE partir LADY WITH THIS AMOUNT ss have eed obauttty. toe $500. at $10 per week tu one ot Stores hin the city, Ly addressing YOUNG LADY, PREMISES—LIVERY | the finest in Philadeiphia, Novemb oveluek, Uxtord street, west of Nine “buildings, AMERICAN RUMI TO BE COLLECTED— Large fields discover res cree rata . 668 Pi vey and steady wy fnost retail ‘CE, TWO OR MORE GE: Hemen to take an interest im one of the f Mining prupertien evar diveuvered:: deve enormous protits; principals MAL dD. Finendtal Brokers, Ke. be 4 a9 os BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, O00 oases: OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN Goop: will secure the exclusive Right of the State of ie Feuusylvania for an article in which there will be # siuall :| Ea ut the Rengeanls) slone. Address 5. & P., box 71 fico, Newark, N. 792,500 CASH, BALAN E FROM BUsI- I. + news. ‘amount will secure the in- terest of ae cteecin’ S lneaceeatigeek, ceag oo spectable cash business. paying $0,000 to $11,000 yearly protis. Lon JOHN SiEGELSNo. 79 Cedur street. RTUNITY 18 OFFERED nufacturin, secure the control nods they compete with t; dealers wi all the fuct . with test he shown an ‘gi fnvestigation requested.” Address; with fail name, 3 B. M. box 5,971 Post oilfice, oe 2 WALL STREET NOTES. The following gentlemen have been appointed by the Stock Exchange a committee to visit the Centennial, in connection with the bank presidents, with a view ta Preparing department for the reception of foreiga Anancier: George W. McLean, President; Washington R, Ver milye, RL. Cutting, Jr., 8. V. White, Jenkins Van Shaick, James M. Hartshorne, Brayton Ives, Alexander Taylor, 8. W. Babcock, John H. Davis, J. £, Bouvier, ©. F, Woerishoffer, Bartholomew Skaats, John Benja min, Henry 0. Wilson, E, 3, Monroe, E. L. Frank, Goorge H. Brodhead. RUMORS AVLOAT. ‘The sensitive character of the stock market was illus- trated yesterday by the effect produced by the attend- Aut rumors in connection with two reports of matters of fact—the announcement of the death of ex-Judga ‘Thomas L. Jewett, of Philadelphia, and the publication of Attorney General Pierrepont’s brief in the Union Pa- cific case. Both circumstance the rumor committee, In connection with ex-Judga Jowett “long”? of Lake Shore and Erie stock. The conse- quence of this supposition was a rapid decline in Lake Shore. A decline in Union Pacific followed, based on the publication of the Attorney General's brief aud om various rumors affecting the decision in the case. About this decision it is quite safe to say nothing cap be known or fairly surmised on the street at present. It is equally certain that the decision itselt will be the iret intimation coucerning the case which will reach the public, the bogus newsmongers to the contrary not- withstanding. The decline in the stocks mentioned was used against the general market toward the close of business. were promptly utilized by death it was said that he had been largely RAILROAD MOVEMENTS. A meeting of the first mortgage bondholders of the New Jersey Southern Railroad was held at the office of Messrs, Lord, Day & Lord, Equitable building, recently, at which, it is said, over $800,000 of bonds were repre- sented. 'A plan for the reorganization of the road and its consolidation with connecting roads runuing toward Baltiinore was presented by the committed which had been thus far acting for the bondholders, and was then partially discussed. The meeting adjourned till November 9 at noon, at the same place, the com- mittee having been ructed meanwhile to have printed for circulation copies of the proposed plan and of a report on the condition of thedifferent roads, which had been prepared by Mr, John G. Stevens, civil engineer, Tho report and plan have been’ since printed. The plan propuses—The second mortgage bondholders of the New Jersey Southern Railroad are to exchange their bonds for common stock at par, the first mortgage bondholders are to buy in the New Jer- sey Southern Railroad, the purchase to be made by trustees appointed under the first agreement, and the reorganization and consolidation to be carried out v; & committee appointed under the second agreement, If Southern roads are not consolidated then the New Jer- sey Southern Railroad is to be reorgunized with the Long Branch and South Shore Railroud on the basis of the same figures at which they are to be represented in the consolidation ; and lastly, the agreement for con- solidation is to continue in force until May, 1877, with liberty to all parties to extend the time further if proper, It is stated that the salary of Captain J. H. Vander- bilt, president of the Staten Island Sen coe nee Ferry has been reduced from $5,000 to $2, onthe ‘A mevting in regard to the affairs of the Missouri Pa- cific, which some of the unsecured creditors of the road and some of the bondholders attended, was held in the Drexel Building yesterd No detinite results were arrived at. A mecting exclusively of the Missouri Pa- cific stockholders will be held to-day. ‘The tollowing were elected directors of the Cayuga Railway Company at a meeting held at No. 76 Wall street yesterday :—Messrs. Talinago Delafield, Hou. Edwin B, Morgan and A, Craig Palmer, of Aurora; James Stitlman, Alexander P. Fiske and v. B. Cox. New York; Frederick Collins, George C. Morris ap William Eliott, Philadephia} James R. Cox, A. H. Gass und Horace T, Cook, Auburn. ‘The officers are President, Talmage Dolatield, Vice President, Frederick Collins; ‘Treasurer and Secretary, James Stillman, and ‘Assistant Secretary A.C. Palmer; William O. Murray and 8. J, Harding Inspectors of. Election. THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK. EFFORT TO SECURE A NEW RECEIVER IN PLACH OF W. 8. CARMAN. On Saturday last, on application of Ashbel P. Fitch, counsel for the depositors of the Third Avenue Savings Bank, an order was granted by Justice Westbrook, re- quiring W. 8. Carman, the receiver of the bank, to show cause why he should not be removed and some other person appointed in his place, Mr. Carman must answer at a Special Term of the Supreme Court oa November 6, inst. During a conversation with Mr. Fitch a HewaLp reporter was informed that the de+ positors had taken this step because they believed that Carman was acting in tho interest of the trustees of the bank, who can be prose- cuted on behalf of the depositors only through the receiver. Mr. Fitch said that Carman had been accused of swearing to the correctness of a report issued by the existed for soveral years previous. Mr. Fitch has taken an affidavit to the effect that Mr. Carman was made Secretary by the trust ‘was immediately connected with them tn business an dependent upon them them for his position and office, BUSINESS FAILURES. Edwin R. Cartwright, dty goods dealer, and Agnes I, Hazard have made an assigninent to William H. Cheeks, Their liabilities are about $13,000 and their assets are valued at $4,500. Mr, Cheeks gave bonds for $5,000. M. Moral & Brother, clothiers, of No, 368 Third ave nue, have made a general assignment to David Moral. Klugnez & Kubn, dealers in plated and horn jewelry and fancy goods, of No, 810 Broadway, who failed last wook, are said to have assets to the amount of $9,171 63 ‘Their Habilities are $80,347 46, A meeting of the creditors of John N, Heubner was hold yesterday afternoon, The principal cause of bit failure was unlucky investments in real estates Hit tions to downtown merchants are about $3,000. of the creditors of the McCullough Lead y, of Duane strect, which failed last winter, eld yesterday at the office of H. W. Allen, regis: \e rr in banirnpian No. 15 Broadway, under an order of the Court. A dividend of two per cent to the creditors was declared. W. L. Detmold, assigneo of the firm of Rosendale & May, furniture dealers, of No. 183 Chatham street, baa ordered the sale at auction of their stock on the 19th dust. ‘The following assignments were also made:—Vander- lip & Taylor, dealers in gentlemen's furnishing goods, genoral assignment to A.B: Capwell; Dusenbury & Green, assignment in trust to Wheeler Powell; bes ©. Rich & Co., commission merchants, toJobn i, Platt, and W. L. Conklin to James H. Startup, REAL ESTATE SALES, Notwithstanding the unpleasant state of the weather ‘a large attondance was present at the Excbange y day, owing to the fact that a sale of old “Palmo’a Opera House” had been advertised, William Kennelly sold under foreclosure the brown stone house and lot, 22 by 98.9, on East Forty-second street, south side, 144 feet east of Fifth avenue, to J. | W, Andrieas for $28,500, said property being valued as $35,000, Algo, by order of the Court, one house and lot, | 20 by 100.5, on East Sixtieth street, southwest corner - | of Fourth avenue, to Charlies G. Sueider for $22,500, d property being valued at $80,000, Adrian H, Muller & Sou gold in’ foreclosure, by order of the Supreme Court, one jot, 26 by 100.5, on the south side of Fifty-eighth street, 223 feet west of Filth ave- a with owe bev coal brown stone house thereon, to Heury Sampson tor #$20,000, said being velued 6 O00 cir Also the adjoining lot, 25 by 100.4, with four story brown stone front house, 250 tet west of Fiith avenue on the sou for $19,500, thirds of the purchase money to remain on bond and mortgage for three years ou both pieces of property, provided the VS ‘80 desired, ide of Fifty-cighth street, toT. H. Hubbard wid property being valued at $28,000, two- GAMES OF CONFIDENCE. iving the name of S. P, Winstot A man, Goorge k, Eckert, of Washington Market, to “Sepa check on the National Bank of the Republic for $100, 1 xchange lor a quantity of butter, The check was worthiess. Winston decamped, George Davidsen, bailiug trom Long Island, was met ou the Brooklyn ferryboat by « genial genueman who talked horse with much yolubility, Davidwon became interested in the stranger, und the pair walked up Wail street together. Soon the stranger Was accos! bys third party, who demanded payment tor @ cheek. Turuing to Dayiusou, the gonial geutieman asked it he vould give bim currency for gold. Davidson ted, dl now seeks, through the police, to recover $100 ia exchange for five spurious $20 gold pieces.