The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1875, Page 10

~ 10 NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1875—QUADRUPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Feverish and Irregular— Prices Unsettled. GOLD 115 A 115 8-8. Money Easy on Call Loans at 2 1-2 | a 3 Per Cent. Government and Investment Securities Gen- erally Firm. Wats Sraxar, Sarurpay, Nov. 6—6 P. M. ‘The stock market to-day was not suggestive of higher prices. Erie soldat 17% a17, Lake Shore at 6134 a 61% 86154, Pacific Mail at 390 30% 038%, Panama at 134, ‘Western Union at 76% « 76%, Union Pacific at 6534 a 66%; Hannibal and St. Joseph ended at 203s, after transactions at 19%; Ohio and Mississippi closed at 16% a 16%, Northwest common ranged from 37% to 88%, with a close at 37%; St Paul common, 3534; the preferred, 63:4. The other changes are unimportant | and will be found below. ‘THE SALES TO-DAY. Tne’ sales to-day amounted to 112,000 shares, and were as follows:—New York Central and Hudson, 135; | Erie, 4,000; Lake Shore, 31,000; Northwestern, 8,200; Rock Island, 1,200; Pacific Mail, 30,000; St. Paul, 9,200; do, preferred, 1,400; Ohios, 800; Western Union, 18,109; Union Pacific, 5,300; C., C. and L C., 200; Missouri Pa- cific, 2150. OPENING, IIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— Opening. Highest, Lowest. New York Centrat ~ 108 104g 104 132 1% 61 53g Northwestern 37K Northwestern pref. b14g Rock Island... 103% Pittsburg... 90 Milwaukee and St. Paul 84% | Mil. and St. Paul pref. 6344 Ohio and Mississippi. 1635 New Jersey Cen! s 05% Del., Lack. and Western.. 18% | Union Pacific 65 Cc. C. and Ll. © 5 Western Union... 78% | Atlantic and Pacitic Tel 19 Pacific Mail. 38% Panama... 1s4 The changes in closing quotations, compared with those of yesterday, are as follows : | ApvaNcE.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4; New | York Central, 3; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, %; St. Joseph, 4; Harlem, 34; Northwestern prefer: | red, +4; Quicksilver, 5; Rock Island, 4; St. Paul, 3; | Missouri Pacitic, 34; Districtof Columbla, 465 bonds, 24; gold, 34. Sscuma— 2. ©. andl. ©., 34; Erie, X; Ohio and Mis- sissippi, 3; Pucitic Mail, 4; Panama, 4; St. Paul pre- | ferred, 14; ‘toledo and Wabash, 34; Western Union, i; New Jersey Central, 3g; Erie in London, and Pacific Railroad, %y. Srationary.—Lake Shore, Northwestern and Union Pacific. i; Atlantic CLOSING PRICES—3 P.M. Pacific Mail. es West Un Tel se Atl & PacTel 5 uicksilver. 138: juicksilver pf. 14 | or Land &'M 20% | Mar L & M pf. 23 Adams Bx. 61% American Ro) 8 Ex 5% 133 Wells-FurgoEx 75 79 10454 8 1045 Chic & Alton os oe & 105 Clev & Pitts. 90 16)5 : 186 2 es a 5% Missouri Pac.. 10% a 11 ‘THE BANK STATEMENT. According to the official report the banks have | gained im specie $3,324,000; yet at the same time there has been a decrease in legal ‘tenders of $2,140,900, Without referring to the specie gain the accumulation of currency at this centre | > 48 indicative of an absence of use, which, {n @ commercial sense, is not contributive to the wealth ofthe country. What we require, as a people, ts ample eirculation. Currency is our life blood, and when it is | shut up or locked up in any one locality, itis simply | indicative of doubt or stagnation. Among business | men these are now synonymous terms. According to | the official statement the following are the comparative totals :-— Oct, 30, Non, Differences, $275,894, 900 Pen 800 Dec.. $609,900 9,920,900 ~ 13\245,500 Inc.. 3,324,600 | 68,455,400 61,814,500 Dec. . 2,140,900 | 221,076,200 221,981,200 Inc.. "855,000 41,700 posi Circulation... The following shows the relations between the total reserve and the total liabilities :— 17,997,700 = 18,039,400 Inc. Oct, 90, Nor. 6. Differences. $9,920,900 $13,245,500 Inc. . $3,924,600 58,455,400 61,314,500 Dec. 2,140,900 sepia Total reserve... $65}376,300 $64,560,000 Inc. . $1,183,700 Reserve —re- quired ag’nst deposits .... 55,269,050 55,482,800 Excess of re- serve ubove Jegal require- ments....... $8,107,250 $9,077,200 Inc... $969,950 THE MONEY MARKT. Money closed at2and 2 per cent on call loans, Foreign exchange was quiet at 4.7944 for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, and 4.83 fordemand. The following are ‘the official figures ;— Prime asking rates, 4.80 04.96; selling rates, 4.7934 @ 480, und 4.850486; Reichmarks, 9434 094%, and tions nave not yet ates their fall effect, but the Jeading brokers are apparently awaiting developments ‘upon which more important calculations than those at present described will turn, The following are late London prices:—Consols for money, 9434; do. for ac- count, 945, a O44; 1865 bonds, old, 103% a 10334; 1867 bonds, 107% a 108%¢; ten-forty bonds, 10434 a 104% ; now fives, 103% a 103%; Erie, 1534, SPRCIR EXPORTS, The specie exports for the week amount to $604,150, which were principally silver bara, The specie im- ports for the week ending yesterday are $375,220, of | which $259,814 was gold coin, RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bends were firm and in good demand. Union Pacifle firsts sold at 102 and sinking funds ad- vanced from $434 to 86, under a brisk demand. Chi- cago and Northwestern consolidated rose to 9544; do, | coupon gold sold at 87, and one small lot went as high as 87. New Jersey Central convertible advanced from 10534 to 106, Morris and Essex first brought 114, do, consolidated 107, and Harlem coupon firsts 110% a 11034. ©. ©. and 1. ©. nrsts sold at 48, and Boston, Hartford and Erie Grats at 20. The following were the | closing quotations for Paciflo Railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 1025 to 102%; do, do, laud grants, 97 to 98; do. do. sinking funds, 8514 to 8534; Central Pacifics, 108 to 10334, BANK SHARES. Bank shares were dull, American Exchange sold at 115, The tatest bids are annexed:—America, 150; American Exchange, 115; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 12314; First National, 200; Fourth National, 95%; Fulton, 150; Gallatin National, 132; Gold Ex- | change, 122; Importers and Traders’, 195; Irving, 132; Mercantile, 105; Merchants’ Exchange, 10344; New York, 1314; New York National Exchange, 1013; Ninth National, 80; Phoenix 994g; Union, 140. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o’clock this day:— Bid. Asked. City sixes, new. + 108% = 109 Camden and Am! 12 132% *Ponnsylvania Railroad... 2 605% 50% Philadelphia and Reading. a 3°4 5555 Lehigh Vall ae + 62% — Catawissa Railroad, preferred. + 46 Philadeipbia and Erie Railroad, ....... 197% Northern Central Railroad... a4 Lehigh Navigation...... + BOK Lehigh Navigation Goid Loan: + 102s *Bx dividend. SAN FRANCISCO MINING QUOTATIONS. The following table shows the prices of the promt- nent gold and silver miming shares, as received by | telegraph from San Franctsco by Mr. William Ward, No. 5 Broad street, Drexel Building:— Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Changes 0 L 2 a & a 18 16 16 16 Dec 3 20 19 19 19 Dec. 2 89 40 39 39 Dec. 3 17 16 1 15 Dec 5 35 55 «64 685 Dec. 2 64 62 58 59 Dec. 12 Consol. Virginia, .268 260 261 254 264 Dec. Crown Point..... 31 29 80 27 26 28 Dec 8 | Eureka Consol... 12 12 12 12 B Gould &Curry’.. 18 16 17 17 15 16 Hale & Norcross, 39 37 36 86 36 36 Imperial 1 10 9 9 10 Kentuek. 15 13 12 18 14 Mexican wom W 16 1 Ophir. 40 39 41 39 40 Overm: s2 48 46 4348 | Raymond & Ely 2 28. 26 25 26 Savage..... 72 70 68 68 67 Sierra Nevada 1% 18 13 12 «18 Union Consol. (RS ek ee ae ek Yellow Jacket... 60 74 10. 63 64 15 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES . Sarorpay, Noy. 6, 1875 BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. #20000 Un Paesinkf.. 84 Sooo Hao &@ face aa Pe 14000 NJ Cen cor 100 shs Atl & Pac Feu 50 do. 200 de 100 Mich Cen RR. 200 Union Poo iti 300 FIRST BOARD—10:30 A. - 101%§ 200 sha Erie RR. a 4000 Chi g'N Weon. 9536 SUWCENWeegd. 87 500 8 r & 2000 Mich south d 1000 L. 5 Ist, con, r.. Tou 4 | 2000 LS, con, ¢, 2d... B64 200 L. 8 div bds../7) 100 4000 Har ist 7's, do. 2000 Ohio & M ui 8000 C F 1st,5 5 20009 Un Pac iit 1000 Un Pac 10000 do. 1090 do. 1000 do. 2000 0.6 & TC ist. 1000 StL & I Mt Let. 1000 Del & Hr b, boo Del & Hee 7000 West U T’c, 1800 95'g a 95%; Cables, 9634; prime Paris, 6.217% and 6.153¢. - GOLD MARKET, Gold opened nt 115, closed at 145%, and the two ex- tremes were 114% and 115%, with the principal bust- ness at 1154 to 1 The rates paid for borrowing were 134 per cent per annum and 1-64 until Monday. Loans were also made fiat and at 1 per cent for | 2 carrying. OPERATIONS OP THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK Gold balances. . + $1,167, Currency balances. Gross clearances. .. UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $334,000 gold on account of interest and $179,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, The Treasury operations for the week included the disbursement of $2,607,100 gold for | fnterost and $1,570,000 in redemption of Gve-twenty bonds, and the receipt of $1,678,100 for customs. The 05 national bank circulation and $18,703,000 to secure pubd- | lie deposits. National bank circulation outstanding, | $45,800,000, of which $2,600,000 are gold notes. Reve- | Bue receipts to-d: Total for month to date, $2,200,000, and for fiscal year to date, $40,230,000, Customs receipts to-day, $600,000; for month to date, $1,700,000; fiscal year to date, $68,690,000, Bank notes received to-day, $500,000; for week, $2,333,000, The Treasury to-day ordered the transfer of $300,000 gold from New York to San Francisco. The Treasury bal- anees at close of business to-day .were:—Currency, $9,260,000; coin, $72,000,000; less coin certificates, £16,000, 000. GOVERNMENT BOXDS. Government bonds closed firm at the following quo- {ations:—United States currency #ixes, 123 a 124; do. do., 1881, registered, 120% a 121; do. do, do., coupon, 122% — 123; do. five-twenties, 1862, re tered, 114% 115%; do. do., do., do. do., 1864, registered, 114% coupon, 114% a 115); ; do. do., 1163; 40. do., do. coupon, coupon, 114% a 11; 45 11554; do. do. do., 1865, registerea, 116 16% a 116%; do, do, do, mew, 119 s 119%; do, do., coupon, No @ 19K; 40, do, 1867, registered, 120% a 121; do, do, do, coupon, 121 ® 121%; do, do., 1868, registered, 121% a 12134; do. do., do, coupon, 121% @ 12144; do. ten-forties, registered, 116 0 11644; do, do., coupon, 11734 2 117%; do. fives, 1881, registered, 11676 @ 11634; do. do., do, coupon, 115% a | 16s. MEMORANDA, ‘The dircetors of the National Gold Bank and Trust Company of California yesterday resolved to close up pusiness. Liquidation will be effected in sixty days, S.ockholders and depositors will be paid in full, FORMIGS MARKET, London ‘advices report somewhat vaguely the pos- sibility of & depreciation in stocks consequent upon tho reports reonjyod sry tay Lust, Treasury bolds $360,600,000 in bonds to securo | § ‘The war complica, | 4woc,y i Gia.; on 5000 T & W ist.Sthd 1900 to Cleve P 105 NJ Cen 200 do, 50 ChB & ato Pie of Mo 100 do 500 wo 1b 40 100 ia 200 do. 100 14 1400, do lint ase 1 60 U 8 Expres 200 C,C aC Rik: Es 500 Erie lls... 4B CALI—12:30 P, M, 500 ste LS AMS... 61y BU do do. bu0 do. 6 700 Un FP RE ist, Ww do. wOo0 Un Pacsink 5000 Cen Pac gb S000 200 1000 Pac Mail 8! yOO Un Pac BR.. be Bone 100 do ite 8555 200 bs 61sg 300 PacKit of Mo. ul SKCOND» BOARD—1 P. M, $1700 U 8 6.20,0,0b.be 114% Fin Vey Paogo..be 103% ooo do. 10: ton CAN Wee gb.be Bi 70) Un Paes f....be 10000 H & 8d Ha be : 500 shs L 6 &M SRR. S a 90 she West UT 400 100 bd 25 Adams Ex 1G CANW KR pide 52: 20U Bix 50 Ill Gen RR........ 91 ail 88 100 NJ Cen. ..b 90 Pae oe 4 900 Mil & St Paul.-b a 30) Ohio 4M Be be 10 6, 0,0 & ERB.be WNYC wR 100 100 Mich Gen ea Yorks 40s RR. ig 100 do. 0 do 3 100 Han & St Jo pf, 1800 eo f luo vue Kit of Mo, 2 TO 3 #20000 U 5 6's, St. 110 B00 she Mich GRR... 604 AN) Dis 69) $00 SAMS REL SS 61S BOU0 Un PRiCiss...0. 102% 200 ‘da td 61 G0 Un Pao of 86 700 855 10000, do. 5 aw HP a | | St. Louis, low extra won | Be | Aly 100 Mar L & M, ase pa Sy Woat Un Tel... 0. 200 70) Pac wails } bed 300 400 100 200, 25 Mor & Exs 100 Ohio & MRR. bd. 100 Han & St Jo RR.. 100 | apg dpeyers COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND sTEADY— roruRES 1-320, HIGHER, CLOSED DULL— FLOUR QUIET—WHEAT LOWER—CORN LOWER— RYE STEADY—OATS HIGHER—BARLEY QUIET— BARLEY MALT QUIET—PORK QUIET AND UN- CHANGED—LARD QUIET AND UNCHANGED— PETROLEUM NEGLECTED AND NOMINAL— SPIRITS TURPENTINE DULL—ROSIN QUIET | AND UNSET?LED—HIDES UNCHANGED—OILS STEADY— WHISKEY QUIET—FREIGHTS STEADY— HEMP AND JUTE UNCHANGED GUNNIES UN- CHANGED — COFFEE | UNCHANGED — SUGAR FIRMER, Sarurpay, Nov. 6—6 P, M. The merchandise ‘markets to-day generally wore the | quiet appearance which they habitually wear on Satur- On 'Change, consequently, little was done, save in one or two exceptional cases. Flour ruled quiet. sold off about le. per bushel. Corn was lower by fully | | lc. per bushel, Oats were 1c. a 2c, higher. | lard were quiet at about yesterday’s prices. | Whiskey was im light demand at $1 17. Naval stores without decided change in prices. | Petroleum was neglected and to a great extent nominal. advanced 1-82c. and elosed dull, Coffee was unchanged, | Gunnies were quict and steady. Hemp and jute were un- changed. Hides were steady, Naval stores were dull. Petroleum was dull. Sugar was firmer and higher. Freights steady and moderately active, Correx.—The market for Brasils was unchanged, 81 500 bags Rio, ex South America, at 20}gc., gold. Mild coffees unchaneed. “We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 18e. 9 1830.5 fair do., 19%c. a 19%0.; good do., 19%c. a 20c.; prime do. 20}ge. a 20340. ; extreme range for lots, 18¢. # 219¢¢. ; Santos, fair to good, 190. a 20c., gold., ninety days; Java, govern: | ment bags, 26e. a 276; do., grass ey 0 28. ; Singa re, do., 226. a 240, ; @ 2iigc.; Mexican, 1946. a 2 Angostura, 19, & aie javanilla, 190. & have no further change to note in the market for eotton on the spot, the market clos During the day futures advanced 1 The closing quotations to-day compare with Friday's final | figures as folloy 7-32 8-32 15 9-32 8 18 ae M 18 21-92 013 11416 id sa2014 8.16 oe 14 5-168 — 14 11-82 a 143 Tosa Mit august, To-Day. Speculation. Total 1,809 Quote. of. classifica- ot more than + 204 1,605 —Included in the above are 450 bales wo arrive. standard tions based on Amerieun tion, ana on cotton in store runnii alfa grade above or below the W516 1 5-16 | 1 as-le 1 116 6 12 516 12 9.16 12 1-16 13 19-16 13 iste Low middling. 394 4 Ririctlow miidiing: 18 316 18516 18* 9416 13946 | Middling.. 13 5-16 13 7-16 13 11-16 13 11-16 | Good middie 13 916 1811-16 1315-16 13 15-16 \ddling 13 ae 13 15-16 14 3-16 14 316 14 318 14 S18 14 918 14 B18 13 S18 15 9-16 15 G16 —Stained—Good ‘ordinary, 11 Tice: Peele goon ctliserr: 125-16c.; low middling, 123e.; middling, 12 11-16c, For future delivery the sales were day, after | two P. M.—November, 100 bi December, 3 6-3: February, 100 at 13 5-11 Mare .: June, 500 at | 141-820. “Total, 2,800 To-day, up to one P. M.— 82e, , 3,800 at 13 3-160. 500 at Hse 3.320. $ | Janae hee 300 at 13 fee 135-166"; Mare! at i8o%a00 Fane, 100 at 14 Ber Tota’ Grand _total,'11,100 bs ToHavro, by steam, 7%. sed. To Bremen, jew Orlouns, 1,035; M Charleston, §.472;) Wilmington, 509: "New “Total, 18,244 dny last year, | York. 1,17: Boston, 1337 Philadelphia, 1 bales: This day lust week, 20,231 "Thi 2 busheis 500 do. ; 30212 do; barley malt, 1.3 | | muvetient ia State, Western "and. Southora flour was moderately active — at about —_yestorday's | prices, with further saleé of 13, Within. ‘the rang Rye flour was steady Oorn of annexed qnotations. | meal—Naies were 500 barrels and 400 sacks at $3 75 a $4 | | | | | 18%¢0. a I | | | St. Louis, choice family. | Corn meal, West for Brandywine, $3 50 a $3 75 for Western yellow, $3 5 | $3 75 for Jersey and Baltimore, yellow, per DDL: white Western and $1 32 per 100 Ibs. for coarse yellow Bul- Family. St. Louis, Bt. Louis, cl straight extri vice double extra, Rye flour, fine to superfine. Southern, No. 2. Southern, superti Southern, extr: Sonthern, fami ewouge 1E8SSHs Corn meal, Jersey. Gorm meal, Brandywine Corn meal, puncheons.. —The market for wheat was dull and heavy, cline of Le. per bashel. Bales 75,000 bushels, Sales were b Bi Brae for chol 8c. for two rowed. ada at $1 35 a $1 42% off Tally 16. per bushel’ cline. ‘Sales 45,000 bushels ut 7de. for steam, iixe for mixed; 77c, for yellow and white Western. Oats advanced le. a 2c. per bushel and closed firm at the improve- ment. Sales 45,500 buslels. Beans and peas—Sules 17,000 | bushels peas, We quote Medium, fair to choice, $150 $1 75; marrows, talr to chotve, $1 85 ted kidney, prime, 81 75; white do, fair to ‘choice, $1 70 a $2 25; green was, $1 70a $1 75; Southern black eye peas, per two Burhel bag. $F a 83 10. GuNxies were unchanged. Wo quote: ‘Sige. ; Borneo aud Gouripore, 14 Domestic cloth, ; Caloutta, Oge. } bags, 13) Sore.—The market was in all respects as ported, only w moderate business doing in Jip bing lots.” We qnote:—American dressed, per ton, @ $290 for double and $236 $240 for ringle; Manila hemp, 7c. 0 73c., gold, per Ib, the latter for fine ;' Russia, clean, $2 20 0 $225, gold; Ytalian, §2600 §2 75, gold; jute, Bi iol, Jute, butts quoted at 2%c. a ¥c., . Bey 32 go hs; 5,000 city slaughter at oxen currency, ‘and 1509 vevideos on private terms. The receipts of hides for the © follows:—000 from Hamburg, and, 800 from Havre, por The Queen; 2,700 frou Gal- ; 5,458 trom New Urloans, per Brashear; per Etna; 8,620 fro Vera poe ule, Gity of Havana, and':0 from coustwise, 7 Stork on bavd—37.100 dry Buenos Ay 46,400. do. Montevide 0 do, Kio Orinoco, &,! ee do. Cental y erican, 5.000 de Savanilla, 1400 do. Puerto Cabello, 1.200 de ‘Mirican, 100.do, West Ii 0,000 do. Mexican, Wortern’ and Southern; 4700 wet « and Southern, Total, 14,000 Indes, 327 bi ’ cutta, cow and 1.465" bales Calcutta buffulo, Same time last year, 296,000 hides and 1,419 bales Calcutta cow | and butfilo, We quote :—Busnos Ayres, 25 to 28 Ibs., 206. « | 24e. ; do., 20 to 25 Tbs. 206. tevideo, 2044 to 213g | Hs aoe. Ibs., 200. © 203565 21 } Matamoros, 2240 24 Ibs., 0 ibe. T7ige.; Bogota 1B to ‘exis and Southérn, 24 to 0 Ibe. 180. ighter, ox, 00 to 80 Ib, " selected. jovbing lots, Sales 00 bbls, New Orieans at 8c, for new crop. We quo trifugal and mixed do. clayed, 306. © musovado re # 380.5 do, do. ; Porto Ric a w Orleans, old crop, | spot'and 800. to ar | 166. Go,, cow, 45 to 80 Ibs. | Navan Storna.— in was quiet and unsettled, with sales ($2.10. Spirits of turpentine was dull, ‘Tar was quis with moderase Job: bing demand. Pitch was quiet and stendy, We q Spleite of turpentine, 41¢. a 41yg6. : rosin, common vo gi 1450 $1; Wilmington tar, § 25; piseh, 2 0 $2 12/0. ed, 223; Washington sar, | O18. —We have a ge to note in any department of the ofl market actions were for the most part | of a Jobbing character at al Dut . Wo ‘Cottonseed, crud r yellow, ‘onake nt bbls., monhaden, Soun 50; do, bleach Northern, 700. 4 & BOs. 5 do., 5 a B1 18; do. Je. & 560. 4.25094 50; winter bleached fsb, PurKoLeUM.—The marke for refined dull and inne. tive, Crude was a shade easier, Crude in bulk was quoted at 6%. for prompt and 6%e. for do, ac. for prompt ang lowe w 1030. luke, «lise. Titusville firm at $1 60. rin at $1.65, Ronsoville quiet at $1 55, about $1 65. Parker's unsettied Outside lines, $1 pea $1 Provisions. —Receipts—P'o: ‘ard, 645 therees; beef, 65 packages; beef hams, 90 bacon, 1,394 boxest | eut ineate, 227 packagos The Hork markket was quiet st about yesterday's pricps, with sales of only fow small lots, closed weak, with « Traited business: 4 1B tits | new Western at 13%o., 50 do, at 1340, 00 tierces prime Oil City Tidioute quiet a6 United, $1 Wheat | Pork and | tandurd white, 1330. for prompt and month; cargo lots, V7e., nominal. Naphtha, lodge. for prompt month. The Philadelphis | oy dati a and month. ‘Baltimore was Ee 7's, "71 104% 1400 Weegd 500 & % 7000 Cen Pac gb 100 Union Pac Hi 20000 Harlem Ist,; 100 Chi & N Wt 13 shs Im & T Ban! 200 87 200 Canton Co... days, and business was moderate almost everywhere. | } ac casks 96. We. Thee enga Bacon 600 DI 408. Cotton on the spot was quiet and unchanged. Futures were | gg tal ton car, ican. remem! closing showing free to “AS ¥ Herald ASS | therces No, 1 | eee at » eaters ra fair to choi market was vet tet, pe the th wack ‘were 15,000 boxes. We quote :—State factory, sae ise ae Be. 5 Ohio fact: 0 ick.—The market was steady, with mostie 634e., and 150 bbls do at 6 oe fair to eee. 10%. a is! 5, Jollow, She. a She-s extre M 672 bales cater, 148 fy cheese, hops it full tee 500 bale’ compressed cotton at 3d. 6d. land tobaceo at 32: LS extract bark at 35s. ; 400'tons hides at 37s. 6d. ; cheese at 458. grain at Od.; 100 bbls. rosin, by sail, on private terms, To Glagow, by omg of recent pbinmend: 100 bbls. is, rosin beef and 196'do. rosin at m: braced—To Cork for orders, an Italian bark, hence with 3,500 quarters gruin at 6 Gt same rate; a bark from Baltimore, with 2 6d. ; to Continent (ex-Dutch) trom Philadi with 5, hence Ital sons, report torn to @ British n park fore! rt charges forsiez port he tobacco, at 35: gente, with de. at 400.5 York, $7; from Fernandina to Phil Panis, Nov. Evening —Exebungo on London, for short sight. Antwxur, Nov. 6,—Petroleum, 28}/f. for fine pale Amer- parts of the country, with i them the fluctuations. W market; sent to subscribers for 81 LADY desires to meet & liberal, honorable, elderly gentleman Of moans, who would dross SINCERE, He dr r, 1,000 tierces for ee at 1 Si med ee ‘he toason at 130. sales 0 vols, bate mess at city tear ern butter, and, Toragiably, ‘obtained. We ‘9060. ‘common to eirheoes 32 but firm for fine grades, ey, Be. & Ide. ; datries, fancy, full eream, ‘Tair to good, part skim, 9e. skins, ory, commen to ‘ades. Foreigt farolina at pine were eT Car Masons Shes ‘Tye.; Louisiana, Af to prime, a 6ige., currency; Patna Tc. & esgoon. in bon Boge. w 2%e. per Ib. a 70; curreney ; “SOdAR—The market for raw descriptions was firmer and moderately active. ulus were 877 bus 150 hhds, centrifugal a ds. Cubs muscovado at 73 bhds. do. ut 8%. 3 market for refine stendy. We quote: Hair resiuing, 1% Bigc. fair to choice, Siac. & he Sree ian ‘80. do. molasses, bhds, and box fining, common to prime, sige. 1. EGS ° choles Blac. @ Sie. : ee a S| a 208} off A, Oe. & Oe; crushed, Lie.: powders loge; gran yout i af, 1 eee ae Aan ch 14540. & 146940 foe good’ to Shae Wost- ern and 15e. for good to prime cit: faurow.—Bales 30, (Qud Ibs. at Dige, w 09Ge. and 20 tierces at Viursxaer ean light demand. Receipts—260 bbls, Sales 200 bbls. at $1 Pasteur Thi ‘Chango hours, but a fair business afterward sprung up ab full rates by steam, thouyh barely stendy for sailers. market was exceedingly quiet during ements we: ‘0 Liverpool, by steam, 2,000 boxes ‘at Sn; 1,000 boxes cheose, 40s; 100 tiorces beef and bls, “pork on private terme: 1 ,000 bbls. sugar and (of recent shipment) S15 packages provisions, ‘boxes bacon, 1,600 Dales domestics, “640 How. 2, 81,878 s. pple: also from Philadelphia, 12,000. bust ais wheat at 000 bushels corn at same rate; 1,000 cottor 600 tons provisions at 35s. % 40s. 6 tons leather at 70s. ; 1 000 boxes 48,000 bushels To London, by steam hence, 290 boxes bacon, 33 64,000 bushels wheat ar, ‘T40 bhds, tallow, 73 800 bbls. mr therces lard, 1,521 arket rates ‘The charters em- other, hence with 3,200 quarters 700 quarters at hia, @ bark ritish bark, 000 bola refined to Havro, with bark, hence to Ti ned petroleum at de, ‘600 bbls. crnde do. at 48. Gd. ; ro. with 2,200 bois, refined do. at Norwesian bark of 350 tons, from {uh case tobacco, nt 198 per ona ) of 1,236 itton at Ni erpeel 0 yn pre 8 British ark’ of, 700 tons, from Gulvou- gr, Havee, with do. at id. per i 304 tons, hence. to Genoa, with, neral , and back trom Legiiorn with marble, at $4, ‘an American bark, hence to ye Hd ‘another, hence to Ali: ot 190 tons, to Phila: ‘@ schoo: deiphla fro se Monsce exhdrs Delaware, with ort pasos, ek $1 60; ono, from Brunswick to do. with 70,000 Tevt of lumber, ; one with 195,000 feet of umber fr itiinore, at $6; Philadelphia, $6 50} New fadelphia’ one with 175,000 feet lumber, at $6 50; one from Wilmington to Demerara, with 200,000 feet of lumber, at one hence to Jamaica, with genoral cargo, at $1, brig, hence to Havaria, with caso ofl, at 133gc; per ca cases from Woodstock Mills to Balsimore Nooner, wit) of lamber, Bt $525, towaxe up and down Bt. Maret Rivers oop from dos 5 Phitadcipi i, at, $8 50, privilege of York, 5, out with coal to Charieston, at en, Stan EUROPEAN MARKETS. Loxpox, Nov. 6—Evening.—Produce—Linseed oil, 24s. 9d. a 25s. per e Franxronr, Nov. 6—United States bonds, new fivos, 9874. 25h 216, —_+2-+—____ FINANCIAL, Persons desiring to invest in Stock Privileges should ber, before making a purchase, to call on or address for information ALEX. FROTHINGHAM & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 12 Wall street. JOHN HICKLING & CO., « Brokers, BANKERS AND 72 Brondway, New York, re supplying Stock and Gold Privileges at lowest rates ‘The profits are decided by the market price at time of arties can order (oe ees from all tructions, so that we can secure ublish kly Review of the Our customers can contracts, Part also have the daily quotations from the Stock Exchange ey making application. We entitled tend froe ® 72 page boo MEN AND IDIOMS OF WALL STREET, ig how small sums of money can be invested. Copies any address. sOus WICKLING & CO. 2 Broadway, New York. CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS, NOT ONE loss than $60 0W0, of Life Insurance Stock, can hear of | @ cash customer by addressing, confidentially, N. B., box 105 office. OF 28, FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED, nder her immediate assistance, Ad- id Brooklyn Branch office. { RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold. Quotations and other information cheerfully given. EEKS, Banker, 178 Broadway. yu A fi, dished ps | Brooklyn; 50 | Lyn Post office, ALF OR WHOLE INTERESTIN AN ESTAR ‘and Fancy Goods Store ou the best street in $15,000 to $18,000, Address box 61 Brook- L li Herald ADY OF EDUCATION, AGED 26, WOULD ike to meet a gentleman able and willing to assist her to the amount of $100 or $200 immediately, Address C, H., Brouklyn Branch oflice. FINANCIAL, etd TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, ON roved rty in New York, Westchester, Brook- Piersey hee gaces bought. Apply to LEVI Bae OOK, 113 Broadway, room Moan 70 LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH. out bonus, on Second and Leasehold Mortgages at onsy FORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 8. RUST FUNDS TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON private dwellings and Ce al property; this city; no bonus; omy Peace se: need a THATS SON, 85 Cedar street. 1.000 WANTED.~FIRST MORTGAGE GIVEN ON Sat class Long Island property, worth six mes the amount; no bonus Address ¥. F. M., box 0 Wilk Mamsburg P 0. $10,000, $2. 500. B00) 88 ‘ho, any Kobo "ed te; nd id Mort, SHIPM. pet ii an Estat AN REAU, of Whittua ett sito, "Union bulldiune $7. 500, =I HAVE TWO MORTGAGES OF $9,750 ropariy, whic Y would give tort Misosaet Poste, Bailrond tgok ae 13. Address Bf a Ne. BABE, a A AND arate OF A FIRST cuss prieoee tor sale, Se ross te a4 Penk aPiPator il ts dae Eiptawe trance. Musics. pe IN IT.—PARTNER WANTED; MANU- facturing the most beautiful and amusing Toy ever in- ited 5 Oe at si ddress: re r Ae aight A PATENTEE, box 1,303 RS. E N. GAILLARD, OF 8. rh FRANCISCO, WHO invented and pate olch ie stented terete sateen tak role tpe fflenspa Bie, to the medical profession, is ‘anxious to ind a reltablo and energetic man with $1,500 to take charge of fri, re Reva and conduct the Her manuinciure ir ann 4 Co., of this city, are the finest ers in tho United States. Sirs. Gaillard by oetrument all the leading s\ ness is ready ‘once for the marl in the patent will be given to the righ GAILLAID, Herald ofice. WNER WILL SELL ONE-THIRI one of the best Uta! factory first class ref INTEREST IN: Silver Minos, at a low figure; satis- s in relation to property. ‘PATTBERG, No. 740 Broadway. EREMPTORY SALE 0: i fy ISES—LIVERY Stable, Stock, the finest in Philadelphia, November 000 WANTED A PARTNER, EITHER SI | 13,1875, at 10 o'vlvck, Oxtord street, west of Ninetoensh, » lent or active, with the abo i " b of well griabiisned natn: prot of $8 of 83 1 to $4,008 iS i per year Hee Ssoennilel ballaiage. guranteed ; money amply securi on or address G.0., | FYARTNER WANTED—MUST BE WILLING TO GO TO 427 Fulton street, Brool Hitrne - ene 0 and invest equal at usin Ps ie 0t0 r0- $12,000 Teaches Retuende a tocar. | Sung: Monash actrees oe Yostment. Address box 4773 Post office, RELIAR og exchanged. Aduross Qe -IN ONE OR MORE BUMS, TO LOAN gu New York, Brooklyn or "Westchester money for good Seco T.W, HOWE & G0. 115 Broadway. Propert, TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT gage. Trust Funds in various sums, RICHARD V. HARNETT, 111 Broadway, room F, basement. $175.00 $500.000 ‘Bonde uwuranee Follies ana otter sa: | & curities; sums to out, and ong. ti 180 money for six per ‘cont, AUL P. ‘TODD, 55 Liberty street. $25.00 panier WANTED.—SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PART- ner wanted to cusage in « safe, honorable and profitable the Yusiness “reular” and noting to do with ent rights,” “specialties” or auy other “humbugs” ; ferences given as to character and business ability equired; answers will state amount party can in also give references, Address REGULAK BUSINESS, ° patizs H AVE NG FROM $109 TO $509 CAN SECURE. @ permanent business timt will pay from $10 to $25 per A rare chance lor an invalid going South, or parties hie, to tra through Europe, will pay largely whorover intr Apnly at HLCKGOX'S Rubber Steroo- type Works, 62 Fulton street, BUSINESS OP OPPORTUNITIES, TTENTION !!! CAPITALISTS, | LETTERS PATENT, date: tember, 1 Both March, 1e7) \austaihed by docisloy of Cais Gourts June) 1875), were issued’ to David M. Metford for an | effective and inexpressive proce of preserving and packin; fruits vegetables, eo, tis ‘process apples, tomaton berries, &cs, can. be preserved in ull. thoir tresliness an in definite Henig of time and transported any part of th world. This assertion ean be substantiated by the testi- mony of consumers who have used large quantities of fruit preserved by this process. ‘An opportunity {s now offered to one or more capitalists to Decome interested in this business, which {s capable of al- most unlimited extension, and being # monopoly rust prove very lucrative. ‘E HAVE ‘also for disposal, on very reasonable terms, an interest in an organized company engaged tn the production of an article of commerce, for which there is an almost inex- Daustivle demand, at large protits. SHO BUSINESS AND VPINANGIAL AGENTS, 288 Broadway, under Grand Hotel. F STEAMSHIPS—Parties owning substantia and sea, Dropellere of 1,000 or 1.200 tons. sad who sre ‘desirous of em ploying thelr property, aro requested to communicate with “STOTELS.—Several destrable openings for parties desirous of embarking in the hotel business. A LARGE NUMBER of eligible business openin; arts of the country, pene wa bear strict investigation, Riya. be found of our book: ANTS AND OTHERS, wishing additional capttal, are solicited to communicate with us, Our business is con- ducted confidentially, snd no particulars are given to in- quirers until they satisfy us they mean business. NO CHARGE unless transactions are consummated. GOOD MECHANIC OR GAS Real hb tia WITH , $3,000 to $5,000 cash, to join bls to erect gas” dives B. B., Herald ‘Works; good chance for right man, office, A. GENTLEMAN OF GOOD BUSINESS QUALIFICA- tions and many years’ exporienco as a merchant in Now York city, first class references, is about leaving to set- tle in San Francisco, is open to represent any commercial house, sell goods on commission or make useful business ar- Tangements. Address GROCER, box 166 Herald office, GOOD BUSINESS MAN, WITH SMALL CASH capital, willing to leave the city, can secure @ perina ent position, real estute security and interest in business. No. 2 Broadwayeroom 14 {a all all PLENDID CliANCE FOR AN ACTIVE moderate tw working success’ tion solicited. CLARK MAN WITT is to extend aa established business horouzh investiga: ) West Broadway. ‘0 CALL ATTENTION TO HIS pper, which has now been befora rs, tad has proved itself to be the most Sold. by all merchants, face the Uni and by fect machine ra, saddlers and storeleee the manufaeturerer, nited reet, Leadon, En in the poulory and game business. rst class stand In Washington Market and can commant rst class trade. Address, stuting where an tuterview can ANTED—A PART FACTURING for an article ‘a working man, with a mall capital, will Sid this a cree chance. Address, appointing interview. D. i MAN ry of other trado, established or 8 given and required, Addreso D TO PURCH iad paying Carting Business, office. ANTED TO SELL—A ROYALTY INTEREST IN Montgomery's patent fireproof floor and ceiling, For further particulars apply at 57 Broadway, room 34, “ANTED—AN PERLENC BUSINESS MA. cranpatest to keep accounts and finances of a silk tory and Invest $10,000 cust, to take an interest with two others; one to sel! coods and put in $10,000 cash, the other to attend to manufacturing aud who Rroviced all the neces- INTEREST IN A WELL Address E., box 2,822 Post sary machinery (cost $50,000) and knowledge of the busi- ness, which is an estublisued specialty. Address ¥. R., box 3,917 Post office. ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN WELL ESTABLISHED for many yeurs past in the importation of foreign wines, partner or teinporary help with sail cxpital, whtch will be terdst_ and commission on the investment, Ridress HOPE box 704 New ork Post ofice. ANTED—A PARTNER IN THE GROCERY BUSI” ‘ness, with $3,000 or $4,000 capital; a good chance for & man who wishes ‘“blish himself in business, ro] ENTERPRISE, lei ANTED—PARTNER WITH $5,000, EITHER ACTIVE REL ha tn an ie catabilshod Liquor House, Address NY LACE FIRM WANTING TO HAVE A LARGE | quantity of gouds made u meet with «desirable party by addressing U.M. C.,147 East Nineteenth street, SMART BUSINESS MAN CAN BUY, FOR $600, Half Interest and handle « Patent just invented for ieroot cars, In which there isa greas deal and speedy money. dress of eall ou INVENTOR, 12 ‘ond floor. Chambers street, sec- Am EXP! pretty AND RESPONSIBLE LAWYER of this city will taxe business, fees contingent on ro sult. Address COUNSELLOR, box '207 Herald offi¢e. A WADDITIONAL CAPITAL FROCURED ae for merchants, manufacturers and otters; Real Estate exchanged for Pascua Mining Interests, &c., negotiated , persons with eapital seeking business ndvised, without charge, of approved opportunities, References—C, Raynolds & Co., paints, &c., 106 Fulton street; William K Hurlbut & Co., fur and’ wool hats, 470 Broome street, ke. GRIGGS & CARLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, | 98 Broadway. WIDOW WILL SELL, AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, & yalusble Patent; patentes her Jato busbaod :_ prinel-’| als Las treated with; no agents. dress FREDERICK HEMMIN iG, lawyer, No. 5 Wall ola A —MANUFACTURERS OF TEMPERED WIRE GOODS 2 {rill Gnd an qpportunity for securing a frst class cos. tract to produce e Improved Serpentine Wire Corset Clas rotected by valid patents. Address, for five days, INVENTION, box 2,618 New York Post office. YOUNG MAN WILL INVEST $15,000 IN ANY ES- tablished paying, business; no claptray mon need an- swer this, Address CASH, box 3,686 Post of GENTLEMAN, CONTROLLING $5C,000 TRUST funds, desires to Invest portion on good ‘security, in or out of the city, who will farnish advertiser a sition worth 3,000 por an jum ; is famitiar with hardware, iron and steel trades, and has travelled West and South for | 17 years. Address, confidentially, PRINCIPAL, box 164 | Herald affce, ‘Thies bons Ade, “Unyaesttonable’ reference ven, A GRANITE QUARRY OFFERED TO PRACTICAL men to work; itcan make cash returns month]; Plcauts to furnish apparatus and means, ABLL Wik. Pook: South Wilton, vonn, N ENERGETIC BUSINESS WOMAN, ACCUSTOMED to newspaper office work, wants a situation as corre- gpondent, bookkeeper or writer of descriptive articles. Ad- oss Mie, A. M., box 199 Herald office. ppg peed BOOKKEEPER, AT A salary of fered to some one who will invest” $10000 in B substential business; money. fully secured. Call on or address G. G., 427 Fulton street, Brook- with ps A eae PRIVILEGE.. vTAERIN —BIG PAMPHLET, EXPOS. ng « live Gnanciel frend, should be studied ‘befor in” quack brokers and bankers; mailed free for 50c. BENNETT. 180 Montague street, Brooklyn. lyn. mg cate A. PARTNER REQUIRED IN VERY OLD ESTAB. | gaiollthad,varinons: half Interest; profits lest sear, over tle cash requir t good agent, LLOYD, 20 Broadway. Bee eee A First Mo PECK & House). —TWO SMALL AMOUNTS OF MONEY TO LOAN; * one of $10,000 and $25,000; no.bonu: i Bebo mus; would purchase lortgage for ‘or over (private capital). ©. 2 U0, No, 8 West Twenty-lifth street (Hoffman ‘tempor FRENCH LADY TEACHER WISHES TO MEET with some well dis jorson who will assist her arily, Address FIRED wel’ TEACHER, Herald office. N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN, WITH SOME money, wanted in a staple manufacenring business, either as clerk or partner; real estate security will be given. Address ENERGY, Herald office. ‘A. BRETABEE MAR WITH 10.000 | WANTED: FG take retiring partner's interest. in Jong established ‘argo manniactaring TAY & TACLOR, 110 Wasson strect, ©LUSI ey & BALLEY. peony 74 BROAD- WAY, BUY RIVILEG! AthM Bens OF NEW. ori STOCK UXCHANGE™ “EX. SELL ON VELY.” KEFERENCBS GIVEN IN NEW YORK AND LEADING CITIES, N ENERGETIO BUSINESS MAN WANTED—WITH some capit fy advertiser in the manufacture of inetallic show by the lithographic transfer process; business now established: good references. Address BUSI- NESS, box 104 Herald office. —STOCK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY + uson only Al parties at best rates in the market. In- formation ws to best way to operat nt on application. TUMBRIDGE & 00., Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall street, Stocks bonght and sold on moderate margins. LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF $150 UNTIL THE Ist of April; Address G. ‘ood interest will be paid: securit; ven. ferald Uptown Brauch ofice, Lah A. Re, boty Securit! nies. REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other of all kinds effected with best compar i C . J. HABRICH & OO., 117 Broadway. RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH SMALL | capital—A profitable light manufacturing business; pays 100 per cons; long estublished. H. PATTBERG, 746 Broadway. WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A FINE FURNISHED + Flat, woul let & front Parlor to @ family, or two gen- Hemen, of to 8 partner in dressmeking with & inall capltal, ‘ HOUSAND 8 D Tile ovens chersdy b tesueana mien weed’ thee hold if known and seen, and I require no money; factory completo; business well established. WESTBROOK, 538 Hudson street. Dv. square ‘ANCES At REASONABLE RATES ON © ff Furniture, Pianos, Diamonds, y and General Merchandise : st and ins on Mortgage, JAMES (Bighth avenue). ‘and Second Mort MORRIS B. BA EY TO LOAN ON BOND AND bonus, on New York city Property; es bought. ER, 72 West Thirty-fourth street. ITY C City, County, pectulty 1 oth Dene and Oe TA SUA LU Patient So aed | Rag BONDS, Insurance Stocks an: funk and Gaslight stocks and Bonds, \d State Bonds; Boivent and Defaulted Railroad Bonds, Mining and Manufacturing Stocks, No. 48 Pine street, New Y« O'%. foRowi Defaulted Bonds eae and tion cheertully given — or Eeit'e Ho: RATLROAD. INSURANCE, GAS STOCKS AND Sold "quotations and in- OR aivinas BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- third street and Sixth avenue, New York.—Interest computed and compounded January and July, Interest paid be ist of the month next ing the deposit, Bank open daily; also Monday, ent. Interest commences tl r KE Publianors dnesday and Saturday ev \haeagmand 7 FOUN R, DEWITT, President, fi. K. Tavnnen, Vice President Guonax C. Waldo, Secretary. XPOSE WALL STREET.—MARGINS, PUTS, CALLS, raddjes; before you invest roti for Book ticulars of the wa; isdone, MORTIMER w York, box 3,636. LOAN OD Fae JQUROPEAN FUXDS TO NEW YORK Brooklyn and Westchester Property; us; wi ioun on buildings in course of ervetio Feineipals only. 7B. 2 Broudway. with o CARI ALF INTEREST FOR $5,000 I8 OFF! cations in iner RED IN AN Agency of a line of standard English publi- ing demand at a good profit, in connection Fon" g, publishing business. Apply to GRIGUS & 0) tablivh Al Yor to BORKO romdwaye WAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW ruges, without bonus Principals desiring EST apply to “EL GRANT, 145 Broadway, tk city Mort) OR NaU! Sta rates Orders fo pint money on tmp and Westchester TZ RELY MOTOR STOCK, IN PARENT COMPAS desirable investment; 20 RANCE veks, County STOCKS, RAILROAD BONDS AND id Town Bonds bought and sold. ecuted at the Exchange, GI Liberty st., basement, PINE STREET, LOA ( VAS Dk NO. 5 ‘d Real Estate in New Vork, Brooklyn ‘nty ;. Mortgages purchased at lowest Principals apply, with papers. 20 Shares tor nie vy T. W. iy AN AQOOMELISHED ACTRESS AND DRAMATIO dor teaches the art of elocution in one term, pro- d gentlemen for the stay pares ladies , Instructs amazours End directs rohearsala voice ballding for the pulpit, bar and stage, renderinj akest voice smooth and powerfal in one course of Satisfaction guarant dress 37 Post office. SHLING AND MANUFACTURING a ie | LADY TEAZL partner taken, Everything read carry ou,tho business (cheap rent), and patont granted fv4 in line of goods best in wi Roly tovaMs GALLAGH fini 87 Centre street. PARTNER WANTED—IN BOOK AND JOB PRINT. pine business; established 10 years; eupital requ red | he busin references. ONE & Singer D, Financial Agents, No. 5 Dey street. A. GENTLEMAN, INGLE) SEEKS A LADY Witt capital to assist in controlling a ponorely an unusual | appara for ihe eight party. -Audeus SAPIC INVEST MENT, Heraid office. MANUPAOT! RING CONCERN WANT TO [ crease their facilities for manatncturing staple goods; doniron aiditional capital of 610,000; busines well-paying | and untimited. Best references and full particulars given | and required. Address box 143 Herald Uptown Branch otic USIN! ILL EXCHANGE CITY OR SUBUR- ban Roul Estate fora paying Business; hotel. restan- fant or livery stable preferred. Address BUSINESS, box 139 Herald Uptown Braneh office. | DP ematee AND. PATTE) > ESTABLISHMENT tablished twelve yoare; the owner wishes ly from business, and no reasonable offer will be refused, Mra A.M. LUCAS, S25 Grand street 10B ORBAM BUSI. | Beanery, a STER AND ‘ ness, paying well, will fell at a reasonable price and on eusy terns, if BRIEN, 167 Division avenue, Brooklyn. — OR A SUM OF MONEY T WILL GIVE fodractlons fa art manufacturing basin which, will enable any industrious young man to maken ines dvvery profitable, Gall on or address ARTISTICN Broadway, OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BAR, BILLIARD ROOM and Kestaurant, near the Post office; now doing a good busin ca ate asons for sailing. For particulars box 4 tof aso tae COoR- Ae mapate uring business, paying « falr dally profit, fullest investigation; good mercantile ret Dus free from debt; cheap rent; orice, $5,000, W., Herald Uptown Branob oflice, ‘WANT TO JOIN A GOOD RESPECTABLE PARTY qin Smmanafacturing busine ill i 200 to $3,000 cas! no others answered, I tate nature of busta Address, for three are, 6, 4 | steam rity wb 1dc. 40 tierces kevile City Ab L3igc, aud JOU | apply HUGHES, 19 Broad etree INGS, Herald office, ‘ONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED ON IMPROVED | T HAVE INVENTED AN ARTICLE FOR WHICtt Now York, Jorvey Pr there is an tinmedinto demand no competition + will soll erty, withont bon y and Bro for asinall fre, as 1 want mone lye property, beng aod sold at lowest rates. Address 0 Us BUYWH. 20 Cortland sireet, 90mm % A GENTL NEI have thorough business qualification; cupit than $5,000; for 4 msnutactory; specialty; best of reter- ences given and required. Address, with full name, A. W., Uptown Advertisement offite, 1,456 Broadway. 52. BOO WANTED. 4, PARTNER, WITH ABOVE amount, for a first class paying show enter- found Socurity auld one-half interest given. | Apply WOOLCOTT, General Agent, 101 famscdtataly to. He W, East Fourteenth street, 3.500. ()() —WANTED, A ‘TLEMAN WITH THIS ¢ amount to act as treasurer for a first clase ex- Ribition; liberal salary and collateral security, Addre HARPER, box 161 Herald office. 5.000. aree RLENDID OPFORTUNITY;, THE best Photo-Engraving Process now'in use, recently patented and in successful operation; those having capital to invest can secure « partneratip {n « profitable bus ines. For particulurs address COMPANY, Herald office, 10.000 $2.92, WANTED—BY A SUCOKSSFUL, long € avlished manufacturing concern j 6 Most satisfactory, ni pie secu ea given for investmert, dren, this week, GIL EDGED, Herald office. 75, 5,000 TO $100,000 WANTED IN AN OLD ad very ‘large money making busin soveral’of the best banks in the Stato given as references the best of references required in the investor can have position in the financial depart ment; an unusual op portulley. Address BUSINESS, box 101 Herald ullles. 2 WALL STREET NOTES. A report found its way into somo of the papers yes- terday to the effect! that the Central Pacific Railway | Company was preparing a now issue of bonds. On in- quiry it was found that the statement is a mistake. The company is veither making nor offering any new bonas. From San Francisco the report was circulated that the government was making heavy purchases of bul- fon. To this a contradiction comes trom Washington, which states that no recent purchases have been made, and that none will be made until the mines get into full operation again. ‘Tho government has suflicient on hand for some time to come. Chicago contributed the announcement that the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company had uurchased the Kockford, Rock Island and St, Lous ilroad of H, Osterberg, representative of the German bondholders. This statement was also found to be ‘without any foundation in fact BOWLES BROTHERS’ PROPOSED RESUMPTION. A recent despatch from London announced the fact that an application was made in the Court of Bank- ruptey for a contirmation of the scheme of settlement arranged among the creditors of Bowles Brothers, in- volving the amalgamation of all the assets into a com- mon fund and the resumption of business by Charles Bowles, under the style of “Bowles Brothors & Co,’? This funding, plan, {t appears, was devised to avoid the e: of separate liquidations in different coun- tries. me proposes to issue for tho amount of each claim, with interest to November 9, 1873, ten year four per cent guaranteed bonds, and to pay cighteen per cent in cash as soon as possible. For the balance, should the new firm of Bowles Brothers & Co. ‘tail to maxe the promised payments, the necessary amount is to be paid the bondholders from and to the extent of the guarantee fund. The entire liabilities have been estimated at about $500,000, of which about one-half bas been proved in this country. The Register in London made an order subject to the production of a deed embodying the terms of the ar- rangement and the form of the proposed bond. This deed ig now on its way to London, having been for- warded by special messenger. The parties to {t are to be Bowles Brothers, their creditors represented by as- signees and trustees, and the auxiliary of the firm, the Joint National Agency (limited), As soon us the deed 1s formally signed on the other side it will be returned for signatures in this country, Tho New York receiver wound up bis part of tlie business about a month ago. CABLE MATTERS. The Anglo-American Cable Company reduced their charges yesterday to seventy-five cents, gold, per word, the same rate as that at which the Direct Cable Com: pany resumed bus) WATCHING TH® TATRVES. At the request of the bankers and brokers orders have been issued from Police Headquarters for tho arrest of any well known thieves who may he wd Wall Street, Acting under these orders Detectives Sampson and Doyle yesterday arrested Thomas Weld, an ex-con- ict and professional thief, who was implicated, among other nefarious veatures, in the robbery of the Chat- ham Bank. THE LARD CORNER, The Lard Committee of the Produce Exchange, to which tie Board of Management referred for a definite settlement of the complications arising out of the recent corner in lard, rendered their decision yesterday. After hoaring what was to, be said on both’ sides they con- clude that sixteen and one-sixth cents per pound was a fair average price of lard ou delivery day, and conso- quently a settlement must be made at that figure by tho “shorts? This will involve a loss of some $70,000 to tiiose who were caught by the ‘“squeeze.’? cts ah hle AIRES BUSINESS FAILURES. —_ ‘The shrinkage in values that is now taking place in all kinds of goods is aptly illustrated by the statement of Jobn H, Cuthbert & Co., rectifiers, of No. 38 Burling slip, whose failure was noticed inthe as, of October mment to Smith T. Baker, Shots ravenent a owe there | Sed to be is 585 m1 fein a fared: ale these assets aro ¢: ated to amount ‘actually to only $60,000, less than one-half their nomi- Ww AL Turnure made an hop hee yesterday to 1 Secor for the benefit of his creditors, beans THR CLEWS FAILURE. Mr, Clews’ testimony in regard to the affairs of the firm was continued yesterday at noon in the office of Mr. Ketchum, Register in Bankruptcy, No. 139 Fulton street, After some unimportant testimony with refer- ence to old accounts the adigenetiry was adjourned till Monday at three P. a REAL ESTATE SALES. James M. Miller sold yesterday, to cleso the estate of Patrick Boylan, deccased, the four story brick store dress, appointing an Herald Uptuwa Branch Interview, LAMMDLATE DEMAND, 1 oldco, and dwelling, with lot 24.9 by 81 feet, on Second ave- nue, northwest corner of Thirty- seventh street, to | James Cassin, for $14,000; said property being valued | Wb $23,000,