The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1875, Page 11

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL A Partial Holiday in the Market— Stocks Steady. GOLD 114 3-8 A 114 1-2. Government and Railway Bonds Firm—Money on Call 3 and 4 Per Cent— Rag Paper 87.33, Watt Srresr, } Sarvrpay, Nov. 27—3 P. ia. Obedient to the order of the Governing Committee, the@tock Exchange closed to-day at one o'clock, in order to enablo its members to pay tribute to the mem- ory of the late Vice President Wilson. The total busi- ness of 53,000 shares, therefore, represents only three- Afths of an ordinary day. In classic Latin, ‘ex nihilo nihil fit;” in liberal Eng- lsh, a8 befits a free country, ‘you can’t make a silk purge out of a sow’s ear.” Hence the difficulty of com- piling a monoy article on ahalf holiday basis, par- ticularly when that holiday has been singularly barron of nows or rumors, The swing of prices was a sway upward, then downward, then upward again, but at no time was the oscillation sufficiently marked to cause a qualm to the most delicate financial stomach. At the end the active ones got out of their stocks as holiday makers get out of the “seup” when the féte is over, and wended their way homeward, blithe or sad, as fortune willed. Touching Union Pacific—not that we would recom- mend any to do so—there bad been apparently an up- peal to Mr. Gould to “sing me that air again,” for the old refrain about Jarky judges and a favorable deci- gion was chanted with the full strength of the com- pany. Tickets to tho entertainment distributed at from 784 a 743, and the last sold brought the highest price. Looked upon as a gift concert the affair at present may be deemed a success for the promoters. One of the characteristics of the Stock Exchange is the band of missionaries which pervades its halls—a band which for devotion to its duties would shame all | euch kindred asgociations of the Church. These un- selfish beings, having become short or long of “a hun. dred or two,’’ wander from stock group to stock group on the floor of the hall, proclaiming in stentorian tones the market prices of such securities as they imagine may, by decline or advance, affect their own in- terest, These disinterested persons are, unfortunately, aot always clear as to tho values of figures, and often get the bidding and offering prices strangely con- founded, Nevertheless, they possibly have their uses, as have fleas and mosquitoes, and we cannot yet see clearly into the general fitness of all created beings, When not quoting or misquoting prices our mission- aries are on the qui vive to induce speculators to buy or sell, as they themselves have bought or sold, urging their views with the childlike and popu- tar refrain that if you act according to their suggestions “it will do thee mo harm.’ We simply allude to the above class to sketch a feature of the market not generally known to the public, and to point out what dodges and expedients are resorted to in order to impart animation to the almost lifeless corpse of stock speculation. It is an axiom on the street that the public deal in stocks but mono way, ond that is by buying them for a rise, Outsiders seldom go “short” of the market and cannot be made 4o comprehend how one can sell what he has not got. If | | i i} A rainbow at night Ts a sailor’s delight jt is equally true thatabull market to a commission broker exhibits equal iridescent hues, and he scans the horizon of finance for signs of a bright day coming. But he need go no further than to consult the barometer which is always before his eyes—the arometer of the money market. The glass marking | “fair,” with the mercury rising, means a \egitimate demand for money .at seven per cent; she glass marking ‘‘foul’’ means money going a beg- ging at four per cent. ‘Fair’ presages a revival of wade, abealthy rise for money and @ dawning pros- perity for the country at large. ‘Foul’ points to sus- picton, impaired confidence and distrust of the future. | fhe broker thus reading the signs of the times will be | slow to believe that the halcyon days are yet at hand | which are to invite him to the enjoyment of long- deferred success. The opening, intermediate been as follows:—Western 164% a 76%; Pacific Mail, 40% a 40% a 40%; Central and Hudson, 106% a 105%; Erle, 16% a 16% a 16%; Lake Shore, 623¢ 062 a 624 2 62a62%; Northwest, 3914 a 395 @ 3014 a 304; preferred, 644 5a 54% a 54%; SY Paul, 3654 0 36% 036% a 36% a 36%; preferred, 66% a 67 a 665; a 66%; Ohio and Mississippi, 18%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 23a23% a 024g a 23.a 22% a 22%; preferred, 29% a 29; Union Pa- tific, 7344 a 7434 a 74a 7434 @ 7424; Pacific of Missouri, 12% 012%, and Michigan Central, 64% a 644. The aarket closed irregular and feverish. THE) SALES TO-DAY. The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggre- gated 53,300 shares, which were divided among active securities as tollows:—New York Central and Hudson, 495; Erie, 7,500; Lake Shore, 7,800; Cleveland and | Pittsburg, 190; Northwestern, 2,800; do, preferred, $,200; Rock Island, 200; Pacific Mail, 7,600; St. Paul, 2,200; do., preterred, 1,800; Ohios, 600; Western Union, 7,300; Wabash, 200; Union Pacific, 5,200; C.,C, and I. ©., 100, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICRS. The following table shows the opening, bighest and lowest prices of the day :— and closing prices have | Union, 7% ® 75% a Cpenteg a Lowest New York Central. 1056 134 4 62 5% Northwestern . ‘ 89% | Northwestern preforred. 4 Rock Island. 105% | Pitsburg 907 | Milwaukee 2636 36% Mil and St. Paul preferred 66%, 06.55 Ohio and Mississippi...... 15% 18% New Jersey Central....... 1053; 10535 Del., Lack. and Westorn.. 1104 19 | 3. + 15% bo a Sogn resent Pr. M. Mil & St pf. 1 & Alton... 97 NJ Gen. Clev & Pitts... 90 Obie &M ChiaN W . 39 Chi kN Wott. °4 Chie RL... 21008) Mil & St B.. 38! ‘THE MONBY MARKET. Money was freely offered at 3 and 4 per cent on call loans, Sterling exchange was steady, with very little | doing. Prime nominal rates, 4.84)¢ @ 4.88; selling rates, 483}¢ a 4.84 and 4.873; 04,88. Reichmarks, 95% 295% and 96% 096%. Cables, 967%. PrimeParis, 5.16% a 5.1334; other rates, 6.17% a 6.13%. The fol- lowing are to-day’s rates of bank exchangeon New York reported by telegraph from the cities named :— Chicago, 34 per cent discount; St. Lonis, \ per cent discount; Cincinnati, 1-10 of 1 per cent discount. THE BANK STATEMENT, The bank statement shows less important chances than for several weeks, The total reserve is down $397,900, the gain in specie having been that much | overcome by the loss in legal tender notes, The sur. plus reserve of the banks is now $0,349,300, which is $317,050 less than last week. The following shows the bank averages for the past two weeks:— The following shows the relations between the total Teserve and the bon Nabilities:— ‘ow, 20, Nov, 27, Specio...... $i “719-000 wg rhs] i Legal tenders. 4 '987,300 ih 0 Se 00 Total reserve. . $63,699,300 $03,301 301,400 400 Dec... $297, $207, 000 Reserve 64,032,050 69,052,100 s pe $9,606.950 $9,549,400 Dec... $317,050 NEW YORK AERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1875.-QUADRUPLE SHEET. ‘THM GOLD MARKMT. b The Gold Room closed at two o’dlack, All the sales of the day were 114% a 114%. At the government sale of gola'to-day at the Sub-Treasury the bids aggregated $1,545,000. The prices were 114.01 to 114.43, The fol- lowing wore tho awards:—Reid & Content, $100,000, 114.48; J. B. Colgate & Co., $250,000, 114.40; W. 7. Hatch & Son, $5,000, 114.35; H, Manuel & Co., $100,000, 114.36 § 114.41; J. T. Bates & Co,, $45,000, 114.3734 a 114.41, Total, $500,000. The rates paid for carrying were }¢ and 1 per cent, and for borrowing flat to 1-64 per cent per diem. OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK, Gross clearances. . CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT, Currency exchanges Currency balances Gold exchanges. Gold balances, 4,779,449 THE UNITED STATRS TREASURY. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $69,000 gold on account of interest and $458,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Treasury shipments of legal tenders and fractional currency for the week amounted to $1,500,000. A despatch from Washington says:— “The Treasury holds $365,820,000 in bonds to secure national bank circulation, and $13,670,000 to secure public deposits. The national bank circulation out- standing is $344,750,000, of which $2,200,000 are gold notes, Bank notes received to-day, $1,000,000; for the wook, $3,000,000, Rovenue recolpts to-day, $900,000; for the month to date, $8,630,000; fiscal year to dato, $46,750,000, Customs receipts to-day, $600,000; for the month to date, $9,900,000; for the fiscal year to date, $65,940,000, "? TOR FOREIGN MARKET. ‘The London advices report a firmer market for con- sols and United States bonds, the improvement rang- ing from 3 to }¢ per cent as compared with the olosing quotations of yesterday; £69,000 bullion was with- drawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day. The rate of discount in the open market for three months’ Dills is 234 per cent, or 4 per cent below the bank rate. The following are late quotations:—Consols, for money, 953g a 95%{; do., for account, 9534 a 954g; 1865 bonds, old, 103% a 10334; 1867 bonds, 100% a 109%; ten-forty bonds, 105% a 10534; new fives, 1043% a 10434; Erie, 14% a 143g. Rentes in Paris, 66f. 260. GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds closed firm, at the following quo- tations:—United States currency sixes, 125 a 1251s; do, do. 1881, registered, 1224¢ a122%; do. do., do., cou- pon, 123% 012344; *do, flve-twenties, 1864, registered, 114%; *do. do. coupon, 11434; do. do., 1865, regis- tered, 116 a 11634; do, do., do., coupon, 11634 a 116%; do. do., do., new, 120% a 12034; do. do., do., coupon, 120% a 12014; do. do., 1867, registered, 12234 a 12254 ; do. do., do, coupon, 122% a 122%; do. do, 1863, rogistered, 12244 a 123; do. do., do., coupon, 12234 a 123; ao. ten-forties, registered, 116% a M7; do. @o., coupon, 1173¢ a 118; do. fives, 1881, registered, 116% a 116%; do. do., do., coupon, 116% a 117};. * Called BANK SHARES. The following were the bids to-day for city bank shares:—America, 158; American Exchange, 116; Chemical, 1,600; City, 801; Commerce, 122; Corn Exchange, 130; First National, 200; Fourth National, 98; Gallatin’ National, 130, Hanover, 88; Importers and Traders’, 197; Mercantile, 105; Merchants’, 123; Nassau, 103; New York, 1814; Phoenix, 100; Repub- lic, 84; Shoe and Leather, 160; State of New York, 104; Union, 141. RAILROAD BONDS. Railroad bonds were unusually active, some round amounts changing hands at higher figures. Union Pa- cific firsts rose from 103 to 10334, sinking funds from 89 to 9054, and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds from 8944 to 89% under an active demand. The transactions in these three issues ag- gregated over $300,000, Chicago and Northwestern consolidated plain sold at 98, against 9734 at the close yesterday. Morris and Essex firsts brought 115; New York Central sixes of 1887, 104; do, sevens of 1876, 103; Fort Wayne seconds, 108%; Michigan Southern sinking fund, 105%; and Milwaukee and St. Paul 9634 for La Crosse division and $1 for consolidated sinking fond. Hannibal and St. Joseph ‘convertible declined from 83% to 82%. ‘Toledo and Wabash firsts sold at 8014, and St, Louis division advanced to 68. ©., C. and I, C. firsts fell off to 503s. One lot of 50,000 Chesa- peake and Ohio firsts, coupon on, sold at 3034, RAILROAD PREIGUTS, The announcement made in some of the daily papers that “there was to be a meeting this week of the presi- dents and freight agents of the trunk lines to further advance the rates from New York to Chicago to those of last winter, to wit, on the basis of $1 per hundred for first class” is without truth, no such meeting hay- ing beon called or suggested. It is also stated that the | results of the recent advance in rates have not been of a character to encourage any present tightening of the screws, Further, it is thought that while the rates | from Boston to Chicago remain at 50 cents or less, the present rates fran New York present about as much adverse discrimination as even our merchants will qui- etly submit to. On tnis latter point we shall have some remarks to make when in possession of full informa tion. BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL. A telegram from Quebec stdtes that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have chartered the steamers Lake Nepigon, Lake Champlain and Lake Megantic to ply during the winter months between Baltimore and Liverpool. MINING NEWS. The amount of deposits received by the United States Mint at San Francisco, November 17, was 1,3684y ounces of crude gold, and 19,871 ounces of crude silver. ‘The following treasure was shipped to New York by rail from San Francisco for the week ending Novem- | ber 17:— . $65,135 51 88,135 51 Stlver bars... Gold bars. Gold and silver coin, Total.......- The following bullion shipments from are reported :— Consolidated Virginia. Raymond and Ely. Northern Belle. . PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations | at three o’clock this day:— Bid. Asked. City sixes, old. 105 10535 City sixes, new..... 109% 109% Camden and Amboy Railroad. 133 pea Pounaylvant, 507% a Philadelphia an’ 55 | Lobigh Valle * 6214 Catawissa Railroad, preferred 44 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. 20 Northern Central Railroad..... 33 vont Navigation,..... MEMORANDA, he: petition in circulation for the reduction of com- missions on orders given by members of the Stock Ex change has received the signature of nearly every im- Portant house or frm, The Interoceanic Canal Commission have decided to recommend the Nicaragua route as the most practica- ble for @ ship canal. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES A aS Nov, 27, 1874 BEFORE CALL—10 A. M, #6, LA ghe LS &MS..bI 62% 208 2D CHLAN WRI | 30h BOM Bo sb BOMg 4 10) Ohio's t RR! 08 1 6° 100 8 200 100 300 a 200 4 800 100, 200 an 84 Jo oe 20.4 100 BLO Pac Mail 40% 200 00 do., do. 100 do ¢ 100 M & 8 PRR pf." 100 do... bi 10:15 AND 11:30 A, $1500U85-20,0,65,n be 120% $2000 U S 5's, 10-40r.. FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M, #1000 Gara gd... 100 100 she Mich ConRR.e 64 ‘SW. NO 09 » a jak dass. 4% sou do | had’a, Tad advantage in some caves. BENAEB, & 100L8 a + 8 13 ms EEE amnenal agesas = gs2nedaitg SSE 4000 West Un e, Tao, 10000 M&SP Ist, Lacd 200 sha ME M do. jl 100 Pacof Mo. be.88 809 Del. 8 Witte 200 10 309 200 1 & Seo pf..be 100 200 0 & Miss tif 7i'e COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND UNCHANGED— FutorEs 1-32c, HIGHER—FLOUR DULL-— WHEAT. HEAVY—CORN LOWER—OATS EASY— PORK A SHADE LOWER—LARD WEAK—PETRO- LEUM QUIET AND EASY—SPIRITS TURPENTINE WEAK—ROSIN WEAK—HIDES QUIET—OILS UN- CHANGED—FREIGHTS QUIET—HEMP AND JUTE STEADY-—WHISKEY EASIER—GUNNIES QUIKT AND UNCHANGED—COFFEE FIRM—SUGAR FIRM. Saturpay, Nov. 27—6 P. M. The markets were all but upiversally quiet to day, | but scarcely more so than usual on Saturdays, although the approach of thé holiday season tends to restrict transactions in merchandise very sensibly. On ’Change to-day flour was dull, wheat heavy, corn lower, oats easy, pork a shade lower, lard weak, petroleum duil, naval stores generally lower. Cotton on the spot quiet and unchinged; futures 1-82c. higher but quiet. Coffee was firm. Gunnies were unchanged. Hemp and jute were quiet but steady. Hides were quiet. Olls were unchanged. Sugar was quiet but firm, Corvex,—Tho market for Rio was very firm. The sales comprise 1,000 bags ex Lord Baltimore, on privave terms, and at Baltimore, 4,500 bags ex Estelle, also on private terms. Mild coffees were steady, with » fair demand from the trade. Sales 1,500 bags Maracaibo ex Sea Bird on private terms. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 17Me. a 18e.; fair do,, 19. @ 19%4c.; good do., 19hge. & 19%c.; prime do., 20c. a 20%. ; extreme range for lots, 17%. Santos, fair to good, 19, a 2lc., gold, ninety days government bags, 26c. mats, 26c. @ 28. ; Singapore, do., 22c. a Ate. Blo.; Marncaibo, 19, a 2ic.; Laguayra, 19}¢¢, a 20}ge. ; Jamaica, 18kzc. a 20c. ; St. Domingo, Ie. ; Porte <p age. 19s. 9 218.4 Mexican, 10s Ma ons Angostura, 106. aie; Navenitin, 19a Bae. Curacua, Iedse 200. Corton on the spot was quiet and nnchanged. | Futures wore 1-326. higher, but quiet, The closin Tiday’s closing 6 ions based on American standard of classifica-ion, ‘and on cotton in store running in quality not more than halt & grade above or below mas ade ae Uplands, Treas. Ordinary. 11} Troe” 11 816 Set ordiniey. 1 MUG 1 Lis 12 716 716 Strict good ord'y. 124 1218-16 12 18-16 Low middling. 13 15-16 4, 134 ct iow indi 13 13°7.16 13" 7.16 1s 13 916 13 9-416 ay 1313-16 -13:13-16 1B W118 14 116 14iy 14 718 14 716 By 15h 15716 15 7-16 inied Good ordinary, 11% ‘strict good ordinary, 1234c. iow middling. 127 160.7 tabailing, Tie," The sales w To-Day. Loa seenteg, Export. i 120 Consumption. 150 Speculation. 46 50 316 ny sales were ns follows :—Yester- y. after two P. M.—! 00 bales at 19 3-16e. ‘ut 18 7-326. ; December, 100 at 1344¢., 900 at 13 7-32¢. January, 200 at 134 9-326. SOO at 13 9-16c.,'100 at 13 11-82 February, 13 7-160. ; March, S166. 110) ni ‘180. April, 100 ut 13-25 Bue, 400 at 1818-160. ; May, 100 at 13 15-326.” ‘Total, 6.000 baios, To-day one 'P, M.—November, 500 bales at 13 3 ** ape Sota, bales The receipts at thi . Laid, Be ‘Thiy day last week, 28,420, Total sines Septomber I, 1, sights closed as follows:—To Havre, ts to Hamburg, by steam, le., compressed; to Bre tteam, 1e.. compressed? to Liverpool, by steam, 7-16. sail, 516d. Market steady. Flown axp Gnalx.—Receipte—Flour, 18,649 bbls: wheat, 360,928 bushels; corn moal, 515 bbls, and nts, lo. ; 138) 390° docs arte He: 1,500 do, The ‘four market ruled thous quecabte change. tt prices, although buvers ie sales, Including 000 bbls. stern and Southern, comprise 1 @ sales comprise about nd 900 sacks nt $4 for Brandywine und $325 a $3 6 Western. We quote :— | Caicata cow, 2 a No. 2 8tate. $3 90 a $4 50 Superfine State... 4 500 5 00 Extra State. 5858 586 Choice Stat 5 615 Supertine Wi 4508 500 xtra Western, 57a 600 6 65a 900 6400 570 60% 750 70% 800 6 a 700 St. Louis, straight extra. 708 750 St. Louis, choice double 8004 850 St. Louis, choice famil 850% 950 pa rae Spe tos 4008 540 No. 2 4008 500 & 535 57a 700 7 900 3 300 8250 350 38a 400 20 00 a 20 50 —Whent was neglected, closing duil on the basis of $124 #1 26 for No. 2 Chicago’ sping and $1 27 » $1 28 for No Sauiee do. Baice weve 195.000, bushels at $1.28 for 3 Milwaukee and $1 11 for No. 3 Chicago #p Barley wai quiet, Sales 20,000 bushels Canada at $1 05 #§1 12 for com: hon te good No. aay Quinte, Corn ruled lower. 13,000 bushels ut 76e. 9 for Western mi 8 Tie, for yollo Western, vate were easier, mith ‘al 60.000 Duisbels at lie. 8 4c. for, inferior Wegiern 460. efor No. 2 Chicago and 486. for N: Diveaes, Pons were qulct bui sendy. We quote -—Blnek-eyed South: gro, $1 G0 per bushel in tw ¢] bage: new green peas, $1 bow ada field, in bond, $1 07 a $1 Ub. Gussie wei guiet nod snebenged We qnote Domes tie, tte, Sige. ; bagn, 123¢¢. Tina asp Jor spark ‘was quiet, but steady. We monican dressed, per toss $404 $245 for donbis a 8200 for single; Russa, & $225, gold; Italian, $260 a $275, goid; jute, Side. ® fe. Kold. Jute ‘Be, currency, cast; BI up, A356, 4 Whiake the market wae quiet and mabenees, We note sules of 1,000 Montevideo seconds at 17e., less 3 per cont, and 750 dey on private terme. | From "Messrs. Pickard & Anderson c ots of hides for the past week fave wean se folows:-4,200) from, Cluged. Bolivar, 1530 from Aspinwall, 4.023 froin Vera Crug. 70 from Curaeno, 101 from Puerto Cabello, 296 from Belixe, 5, Ww Ore lenns, 1,779 from Charleston, 50) bales Cale ee ay dey 2,400 dry Bogota and 8 1,800 dry Pernambuco, 2, Thdian, dry. ‘Town Western and * ox rani, 1, oR ay Puerto Cabello, dig’ African, 000 dry West mite sy ‘Moxican, "15,300 XF wot salted Texus, 0) hides and 228 baftalo sane. a COW 200" ary ranhphee, Western and Sothern, 2.56 mthern; total, 105, 224 bales Cientts bale 21 vo 23 Ibe, Grenade, Oo. ; (UO 2 o8 Tos, 200, fornia, Py to 25 ibs., oie | | Gettral Ainerean, 1986. ig Matar, 33 to Ike. 19 Up. V7 s Boxore 19 td 20 ibe, eri ‘20! ‘ Corrientes, 20 "ta to Fae ¥ sat A ie, BO m 24; don, 20 | a afin gb 206. a | | that they have tried to prey MOtasaus—Foroign was quiot. New Orlonns was stoady, = ‘em eee ae ©, sales were 100 bbis. lon, ot Ae + de., mew 5 ney, 62 Navat Rosin and spirits turpentine were dull and aay. Tar ‘and pitch wore br a pingion ate Ba Tar drm, Wimingron® St 70 turpe ine quiet: ar ington, pontine quiet; Bard, 61 59 50; yellow dip eer, Sh ‘spirits . We quote:—spirite of turpentine common #2; 1 BO; ita tar, $225; Oust ‘yo market was change. We quote —Cotton-seed, Ge. sammer yellow, 3e.; 1 Ww to + piteh, te Washtagton tar, quiet and without quotable crude, 440 46e. do, winter | yellow, ‘Gio. linseed, bbl lard, winter, a tare ety aon ol Sound, ae & 42c.: Maine, sperm $1 50; to., %. aids; “do. $1 BO: wha ‘Te. Southern, do., bleached winter, 50: wie "Pano m-—The mi fei roined, 0 on poe: in comber'l to 1B, November, and 12%e. lou 12850, a 12Xc. ae ber 1 to 15. packs: aoe cr bbls. sand 30 tel and 102 tier at atural do. tae '8 Tic. ; olive, canks, 61 isa i 18; do., S425 #450 ii Ny hg Soh ma “Crude, is bulk was quoted for Noreanber, ‘and 6%. a 7c. for December 1 wo JONe. for November for De- and ed stundurd white, Wasge sige. tor (¢. fur December 1 to 15; cargo 10s. for November, and 1¢ = his market quiet ‘at 2 ce take. ices frot Se and. arm, 81 97% gt So "Houseville gett tinmly held wt hy Shipments, $1 ae yYibin, fund 39 tlercos cut ments, 96 bacon, 3,199 xes. Pork—The markot for spot was dull and to an 'ex- tont nominal.” Futures ware feller the your, at $21.08 for freshly {uspectod, at $22 5 spot sales were ‘ia tieree new western at jor tho your and Decembe 1215-160. ; 13 1-16¢. ; 600 do. do., Dovotaber, 12 15, 10e.'s Lie, cos prime city at aa dott steady, Sales were 500 bbls., ‘old or now; 300 bbls. February, was firm and high. The 12340. : 200 tierces 12,000 tierees, if, WB 12%. 5 syanuery, 900 do. do.,'at 18e. ; 500 do,, February, iat Mt 18d{0., and 2,500 do. at 10%. for for January and 13 1-16c. a 18%¢c. for February, Beof was quict, with ies of BO obin mess on private terns, Bac 85 boxes city long clear at 12c. ster ts comprise 10,000 Ibe. pickled bel 1,000, The a ayerage, at Buvterremaiiod telianged. ee, Sy 88 a ‘good to to 276, ; Satta iat ils, fair to extra. ‘Tho market was without materi for, thal’ weak. ‘wore TADS ease We. a 3 8 4 dairies. ran factory, common to fan: groan, 1140. & ro ora taney, 9¢. 9 1: ai Sales 110 casks Carol Wostern creamery, tubs, to 103g0.} skims, 4c. aes “Ohio” BW fal Sige. ; da. fit shaped, Bie. @ 13e.; do., cheddar Ue canites aos cee: |, 6ige. w Bilge. : Patna, Te. u Tigo. 5 on was algo quict. The sales were Cut meats wore quiet toe 8. ams at le, ° aot :—Stuta dairies, extra prime, 28 do, fair to tubs ‘creamery, falr t6 chotoo, fair 10 choico, 25¢. a choles, ate a son ‘Chieese. The shipments art skit, 3 ir to good, sc. a wped, sia was passing at full prices. at We quote :— uisiana, ‘good to Ran- goon, Rar at Uae .c. m 284e. per Ib. gold. cash. Staite TONAL oer won ouieh had va firm, 4 Muscovi tend 173 otis hrkp We thd ged ees. ten fining, common to prime, 7) holes, 3 powsarg renee. ol Fair roflning, Ae, 98 1-160. ; Dele. grocery, ‘fir to choice, uh centtifagal Ende snd Goxes, Now St) 1 do. moiusses, bhds. and boxes, 7c. a 73% 4g. 8 Hige staiidar A, 0, & Bye; do. aa, int Artapuce—The matkat wae: active, but stride! esaler, thet, all on private forms, "iatiowy ‘wad steady. Wir lower! 50 bbls Paxigurs.—, sales were $00 tierces January and oer 590 bois. 70,000 Ibs, on the The market was quiet and iry prevailed from numerous mi sources, but with ia tod supply of tonnage aud the strong he figures ‘demanded, engagements were grain, at ad. joxes bacon (ately), 55s. at Sigd., and by steam, from’ 500 bales sve at LLL her, at 80s rw, by st ay To Drees aici Wieroes lard) ‘at 50s. ; 1,450. loatier, ab 1. Hamburg, 400° boxes’ bacon, veral orders retained standim To Live: BOO bales cotton, ‘at 19:32." a rules cotton, at ed 18. ; 500 eakes tobaceo, at 403. ; 1,000 bales do., ut by steam,” 1,000" tlerces y rpool, by steam, 17,000 usele’ grain, by’ eal, ushels grain, by’ sai hiladolphte (reported thieneo), 000 bushels “grain, at 11d. 5 100 lihds! 000 boxes cheese, 000 Bastels als grain, at Osea: 100 bbis. he Ke 2,800 bbls rosin, as. and cA casox petroleum, 20e., £15 es ritis! to Bremen, with 5, Wa Nnsoriod bask. th bbls. do., 58. 3d. ; 2,700 — bbls. fa bark, from United Kingdom on! oa Coy gn hen ee fence to privilege Gl th Cork for orders, with'4,000 quarters do., 6s. 73¢d. ; Baltimore Thdnabort tay dag 210 gen fi short lay days, ratulty onda, with 8,000 “quar ‘3d. ester, G8. 44gd.; one from Pntisdeiphta to. ral cargo Mt an equivalént rate; a re (chartered Brovions to arrival) from Philadsl- . refi troleum, 48. thence to thi deditecscan, ;. British bark, hence to Lon: naphtha, 53, Gd; a to Cork for 4,000 quarters grain, 7 with'3. 000 5 another, quarters do. & brig of 361 tons, from Noriolk to Havre, with eotton at a lump sum ; un American bark, trom New Orleans to tho Mediterrean, with cotton at 1c ;.@ schooner of 350 tons, to New York from Port Royal, with lumber at $7 por M; one to the latter ort, with guano trom Boston, $1 50,and back with lumber, #¢ 96 50 SA per one 800 Port, ean, Soothe Bcoadok’#? por Me mond to Matanans, $10, half with 140,600 do. Tnlals to Pore Sp 2. ‘$6, rate; one with 220,000 Cuba, $8; a bri Jamaica or St, Thomas, $8, ‘0 Philadelphia to Cardenas, x general reney; one with 1,200 bales cotton, from G idence, Fall River or Boston, Kenuedec to Barbados, $1 per ton. W cpg facts half gold; one with 1: ld; one with 200, one of 300 tons. from do. to New York, with gon: ‘cho 410. tons, from’ Phiundolphin to jone 450 tons, from Baltimore to Cam! idgo- tons, from Portland to New Or- ‘ong 190 tons,’ with lumber, from Nova ‘one 140,000 hoops, from Rich- thence to Onrdenas, 000 Pascagoula tc north side with 135,000, do., from Mobile to Cubs, 1d; schooner, 815 tons, fr yor ‘exton to 21°82c.; one 3U0 tons, from EUROPEAN MARKETS. Liverroot Propece Market.—Livyerroon, Nov, Evening petroleum, 27— —tiptrite 9 Ug, turpentine, 25s. 6d. per ewt. Spirits of Lonpon ’ Propuck Market.—Loxpon, Nov. 27—Even- ing.—Spirits of turpentii Gd. per ews. pith nt AOe IRE Sa aN FINANCIAL. STATEMENT OF FACTS, “Now is the time to purch: advance, when you ean get ase Stock Privileges, before the Wo believe | contracts cheap. that before thirty days privileges bought now will pay « profit of from 5 to 15 times the sum invested. This mode of operating is caining popularity every day, and we believe that the majay portion of business in the speculative line in Wall street is done by privilege houses. In fact, we know that privileges were issued in one week on more shares than were sold at the Stock Exchange. much trade from the Stock Exchange, and many of the mem- | ‘Tais naturally diverts bers who do not possess customers for privileges are making bitter complaints against those who deal in thom, because their old customers are doc! | $10.00 FINANCIAL, af od TWENT' PRT: SAVINGS BANK: CORSN Or TWENTY. Interest ons ‘Sixth avosue, gomputel ander ne menus wae a ivy tohowing ie asprett Beaks seen daiiyy slasm many, Wed- vin eOYOUN E. DEWETT, Py sident. reaident. hesday and Saturday 0 Fe. CLASS BONDS FOR SALE. 2 ieaheat iy a in 1690; Buffalo eit i city T's, due im ‘180%: hdearh aie ip 1905) Cineiunati ‘city 7's, Cinctanath pay 190; 4 II city hs ted aa Oswego city 7's, due in 1890; Louis DANIEL A. MORAN, 40 Wall strott. Pest Montoace w. ATED ON IMPROVED FIRST plonso address 2d hor Ti Hataticgs meals, wil Pr, SALE—TWENTY SHARES GERMAN AMERI- in; also six sharox Manufacturers ‘und Merchants’ Bank Stock; Hanover _inguran Gas and City Rail SAMUEL M. ‘Suita. nia Wall street, REIGN MONEY TO LOAN OX MORTGAGE, THREE Lots, on 108th street, near Third fu Yenements, with Building Loud, forsute wet table for Be _DUGAN, 92 Broads FALE MILLION vor NEW JERSEY AND BROOK lyn, in sums to suit, on Bond and Mortgaye ; long tern of yours. Address, for oue week, CASI, Hotel Fith‘avenue, corner of Fwenty-socond sircer ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON G00D NEW York cit: . without bonus, Principals desiring BARRE bia ne EY Gtant, 145 B & PINE STREET, LOANS Batete in New York! Brooklyn Mortgages at lowest OHN 8, PIERCE, NO. Money on approved Reat and Westchester cor rates, Principals reaasls ott panache, Ni LOAN ON MORTGAGE ON IMPROVED Property in New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City and Westchester county. "Apply t0 LEVI COOK, 113 Broulway, room 39. ONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, MIR- rors, Paintings, Merchandise and Dry Goods by the pro- Prictor of the most extonsive storage warehouse in the city. Address box 126 Herald office. Il _—_—— __._ BUSINESS OPBORTUN TUNITIES. Az PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN WILL INvest etable businens ; Address. services in pop rope of roplies without full particulars, GAY... He jeald office. A 00D BUSINESS MAN—WITH BR gece 13 wanted, to Jotn in manutietiring spocisition pay large profits, Address box 121 Heral A. GOOD BUSINESS MAN (NO OTHER) WITH 93.000 to engage in weil established manufacturing bostpenes ‘80 opportunity in character and prospects seldom offered. Address FELIX, station F. BUSINESS MAN WANTS A PARTNER WHO 18 & thorough business man and can invest from $15,000 to 29,000 in a brat class importing and manufacturing busi~ ney * old established, protite large; has be real unfortunate iw tate Crausactions, and bas not of capital at ly the demand; has no tiabititi eae u and required. Address BNTREPE VER ENERGETIC VINAMOEAL, BUSINESS MAN wantea 4 partner or will sell out the Paper Pattern A Business; neq ncumbrance ; will stand the closest investiga- boa, bes refes, ches exchanged. Vall on EK. H. ML a, 779 Broadway. A: ADDITION L CAPITAL PROCURED, A For merchants, manufacturers and others, Real Katate exchanged for Busines’; Mining Interests, dc. neues persons with seen seoting business advised, without charge, of Gi ved $B ead ed Referonces—Ogden. gen, 27 Will Boots an "Bromien mower & Co. James E. MW By hoes, 4c. GRIGG: ETON, Financial ad udlonte Brokors, 98 Broadway. A YORTUNE FOR PERSONS CONTROLLING so and over in Stock Speculation at direction of under- signed, who, having valuable connections, success is ren- dered absolutely ortaln. Address A. F., Horald office. A, LARGE AND OLD ESTABLISHED VARNISH FAG. neh for snle“One of the firm retiring from business. RNISH FACTORY, Herald ‘oftive. “PARTNER (LADY OR GENTLEMAN), WITH $500, ana to act as troagurer with n first class travelling ininstrol company, Address OLD MANAGER, box 13D Herald office. N AUCTIONEER HAVING A LICENSE, Now our of business, would make arrangements with parties to Gglhtl ressouabie rates, in any part of the State, Addross on C. ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAG! out bonus, on Second and Leasehold Mortwages, at easy GEORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadway, room 8. ‘EW YORK, NOV. 24, 1875, ‘Yo the Holders of the 7 3-10 per « cont Bonds of the torms. Cineinnati Gonthorn Railroad issue). We have taken pains to study the cause of the discrimina tion which investors generally have heretofore made bo- tween the Bonds issued by the City of Cincinnall for the construction of the Southern Railroad and the other issues of that city, nud have found shat It nrose trom a fear that the legalit @ issue for the Southern Road, though hereto- by the Supreme Court of Ohio, the lughest judicial sirhoriey in this matter, tor, might yet be contest Ubigution might ‘possibly arise theretrom. We have now the yure of communicating to you u de- cision just rendered Supremo Court of Olio, which, 1m ‘our opinion, should to enhance both the intrinsic and market value of your investment. These bonds wore not issued, as may be supposed, in aid of saumllrosd eaterprian, tak map, city boas Boe the construc- tion of an improvement owned city, and the decision the Supreme Court of Onto it just ‘made, ‘is that no special tax lovy for tho payment of the interest on them neod be made, but that ‘the general tax levy must incinde the mount necessary for the payment of interest on all bonds, including these, alike: the Court thus reatirming the valid isy of the bouds in question, placing them on un entirely euual footing with the other bonded indebtedness. of the 4 tho 7 por cont Bonds of the City of Cincinnati are in do- mind at from 106 to 107 per cent, we trust, and doubt not, that the 7-30 bonds will, in time, reach 4 igure exceeding that price, as the decision of the Supreme Court absolutely excludes Nereatter every question us to any difference in the various issues. Very respectfully, THN, I © NDS JT. JOSEPH AND DENVER CI LL iO, bought and sold by HAAR & hee eWularee. T FUNDS.—$250,000 TO LOAN, ON IMPROVED ont state in shis city) aumy to suit; without bonus, Frineipals app! He iay, & SON, 8 Codar st. ‘ANTED—$300 ON CHATTEL MORTGAGE; torest pald monthly. Address, giving lowest rai H. M., box 129 Herald office. ANTED—@28,000 ON FIRST MORTGAGE, ON Brooklyn Property | worth double, the "whhount. Principals uidress N. H, CLEMENT, 346 Fulton stre Brooklyn. WAXZED,, TO BORROW $18,000 710. $22,000, ON one Brooklyn Property worth, double the amount but principals need address W, H. 5.. box 175 Herald office, ANTED—A GOOD MOR{GAGE ON A PROPER ‘and also wants to purchase a house on an avenue oF down town. Address BUYER, box 145 Herald office, ANTED—ADVANCES ON WINES AND Li in bond or duty paid, Address ACCOMMOD. box 194 Herald office. TORS, TION, JOLORADO SHEEP FARMING.—a PARTY CON- trolling good water and extensive pasturage in tho southern part of Colorado is desirous if inereaing his inter- est in sheep, and will make favorable proposals to persons Pilling to rmbark» moderate capital th this remuuorative low York references. ddre. Post office New York ATOne: Sea et EBTS COLLECTED, SUITS PROSE ATTAGH- ments obtained; fees dependent uccens; tithes jeri prepared yp ss ‘and al! F logal papers: al repare Ww . Attarnes Connsel Hor, 04,265 Broadway a ern RY GOODS BU tures and Le; No. 1 location. Pee $5,000 TO $10,000 TO INVEST IN GOOD TENE: ment i property in New York or Brooklyn; also Houses: Farms for sale or exchange, GAFPNEY oe SMITH, 17 Centre street. (OR SALE—BUTTER STORE, SATISPACTC Y¥ REA- sons given for selling. Call at No, 607 Third avenue, N. ¥ IAMILY HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, FOR ‘sale; good location and hi ose! end. restaurant doing « paying bustuess; price $12 ‘ablo to desirably Purchaser: "Apply to GilGGs & tah TON, 98 Broad. way. LDERS OF MINING INTERESTS IN WHITE PINE Pioche and Enreka are requested to confer by person of letter with the undersigned, who has for 10 years prospected the districts named; is. thoroughly as a practical Ininer aud eugineor and backod. by the best. references. i New York. Address M. W. H., 41 Broad street, ALP INTEREST IN A MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, in ‘opatation, ed will soon be paying $50 « hired brofit; Reais, proot of thi lest, investi; OD a pepan Me tetorencos, ‘Address “AMERICUS, Hlersid Uptown Branch office. WISH TO RENT A FURNISHED PHOTOGRAPH Gallery: with privilege of baying : good agearity and ref: rent wanted, H., box erences. Address, with particula 169 Herald office WANT A_ SQUARE, LEGITIMATE MERCANTILE ‘to. $30,000; or will advance tore and superintend the salo. “Address CASH, ald office. Business, value from 5,000 of stock i box 144 H ARTNER WANTED—IN AN ESTARLIBHED WHOLE. sale cash business, with from $20,000 to $0,000; peckecne © are his entire time and attention to the Dusiness; nnexcey Pca jonable refereuces given and required. Address box 4,187 New York Post office, sentation acto eres PARTNER WANTED—A YOUNG, INDUSTRIOUS BUST ness man, with some capital, ean interest ina high payi ng manufacturing aa Misporting baniuess: Oniy aries need apply meaning business. Address box 10 station 8 AND 10 PER CENT City, County and State Bonds. Railroad Bonds, Insurance Stock and Seria, City Railroad Stocks and Bonds, Bank and Bought and sold as specialty 23 years. ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO, “No. 43 Pino stroot, New York. 51 COO) tueca on ugstctiabered sity. proparcy' worst in 000; no bonus will be paid. Principals will addreas 5. B., [érald office, $1.50 from this city. office. $1.50 WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGE ON improved property on Long Island; 3 miles \dress the owuer A. L., box 123 Herald LOAN WANTED—ON IMPROVED Prop. erty in Brooklyn, worth $5, incipals “Address ., Herald Brooklyn Branch oftee. prefe $1. 800 NANTED—ON BOND AND, MORTGAGE ye Gian and Lot worth at Teusi'$,000. We Be NC ERHOVE, 700 Thied wveuue, comer of Forty seventh O00 gh se.2% 70 LOAN ON FIRST CLASS $5. and Mortgage, eity Property; no bonus, 1s East Thirty sev uth strook, $6. 00 WANTED ON BROWN STONE PRIVATE Eighth avenue, Astor Lease; value, r. ULIUS ty . 52) Broadway. WANTED-FOR SIX MONTHS good mdorsed notes, wit! Anew insurance company, as collateral; stocks worth par. Adaross W... box 3,008 Post office. ye eats Sia aes Se anes ne, Duuus, RICHARD V. HARNETT, 111 Broadway, room F, basement. | Mining to purchase stocks on a margin, giving the preference to the privilege system, as it has saperior advantages, So much has been the decrease it the Exchange now do not aggregate more than from 60,000 to 80,000 shares per day, against the same time years previous of 150,000 to 200,000 shares per day; consequently so great has been the wrath of some of the mombe: agalust the privilege method ico some of our journals against the system of privileges, and in one of two instances they have succeeded in obtaining space to express their vent; but they yot have done nothing to injure the business, Con- trary, it has only had a tendency to increase it, as all they | have said, or ean say truthfull, that one or two parties engaged in the business are unreliable and not to be trusted, | which everybody knows and every reliable privilege house concedes, and we wonder, js there not among the many hundred members of the Exchange some who are dishonest t We believe that the time is not far distaat when nearly all the purely speculasive business in stocks will be done by ranting privileges. The greate proof that it will be so fs That the ratio of transactions in that line during the present year is more than tenfold what i ‘Among firms whom we specially r Dusiness is tho old and reiiab! DEK FROTHINGHAM & they have paid to their custom: very small investment. We who wish to invest little may n way three years wxo pmmend in the privilege house of ALEXAN- . We know immense sums from a vay this in order that persons be discouraged. All know le i that things oa pee eee ouce had # beginning in « ew Orie! 7 RAILROAD: bought and » Quotations and other rma ion cheerfully given. nies. NY AMO! AA tyn or ek ity AAA . itret ana second Morgagee RC WEEKS, 178 Bro sway. & CO. 117 Brondway. ‘EW YORK, BROOK thout bonus: no delay; wold at lows A =STOUK PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY ns on only Al parties at best rates in the market, Ine ormtton a 80 best way vo operate sent on appliention. RID 4 Bankers and Brokers, 2 Wall street. rs OLD MERCHANT 2X. nequaintance would I banking of broker's oflice or party, wanting to commence p00) ab an hour's ny ader his personal contro WANTED, A PARTY TO JOIN ME, + to $1,000, In a stock operation; knowing ® cliqu Movements our profits cane Aadre: ly BLL. $100,000 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY, without bonus « morteages only. Kiven to appli@ations, which No. 8 Wost Twenty YOUNG WIDOW WOULD LIKE TO MEET A GF: Herman who would loan her ‘ant horn! the winter, Branch otico, NX OhK STO ht and sold on moderate margins, ‘OF LARGE AND GENERAL ¢ & respectable situation in ® would take ebarge of office for business; ean obtain $10,000 to ice und retain it permanently if Address D LEWIS, Herald BROKERS. 74 Broan L, Smuthg S” tail vo ve full 085 Post of ) per cone FIRST romp attention will be. off cifered to « third party. fifth street (toms $50; he can have a pl Addyoos BUNA, Herald Uotown ted with bertcompa- | Zo oughly understands the business, 0 a | with 'AT revere: ! s pertoat, with none to extend bi | RIY v SAR | ee witlog to take charge of the Snances and general offic pms cages between WM. A. COVERT and HERMAN HENNE- BERGER, under the firm name of W. A. COVERT & C0., is hereby. dissolved by mutual consent, WM. A. COVERT HERMAN HBN _Datod New York, November 24, 1875, 7PHE FIRM OF ROMAINE & WESTERVE, crv WAS Dis- solved on November Ist, bet by mutual consent BERT N. ROMAINE, 7 Okitter 0 W ESTERVELT. : ail) ee BUSINESS Ming ee 'N OLD ESTA ery hove fo take the place 000 bo 840,000, HALF INTEREST in ono ry Stable and FE Busineus; capital reyuted HO eee tints ak Settahin oreptngs ia thio line is New York, Philadviphia and elsewhere. Light stocks and Bonds. | | small weekly paper or a monthly PLENDID OPPORTUNITY.— §), 859.000 i one year without cist, Herald’ of 0 PUBLISHERS—PRINTING.—TWO PRACTICAL inters, starting im business, desire the tama ofa Borbication: type all now | &M., box Herald HE INVENTOR OF A PRINTING PRESS, Soar many excellent points and very cheap, wishes to m with a party of means to manufacture same, Will also Sct Part or Whole of 4 $5 Patent (No. 169,703) Water Meter ta thie pu: Address B. H., 204 Ross street, Wil- WILL MA! rae keane CiRratNTy, terms very reasonable, Address oltice. PATENTER WILL SELL RIGHTS FOR STATES pie and counties throuchout the United States for the ete aration of an article sold by jrocers generally by parent, This isa salable prtiete Sislding good profite and worthy of investigation. Samples can be seen at room 134 Pour, street, whe farther information can be ob | sition and Residence, Wost Fapraiz: “sixth street, near on | $15,000 stock of OPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING | | Loti | bibited dt Centennial Exhibition; he rece! | in patent, Address PATENTER, | article of manufacture, | One hundred pee coutura. (10) per cent). ILL GIVE HALF INTEREST IN A GOLD MINING Property in North Carolina for half interest in some v established paying Business or will take @ responelble pe ve same as security; title warrantee deed. dross MINE, box 115 Herald office. NTED—A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER BY Ist January, to invest $5,000 to S38000 in-an old ow returns in SAFE IN- res 7 A YOUNG MAN OF EDUCATION, AND tod addroes with a-few thousand dollars, partner the advertiser, who has an ¢ “aad Profiable connection in the wine, Importing trade. OMICION, box 614 Post office, New ANTED—A GOOD MAN WITH 81,000 OR $1,500 TO take full charge of the best ter og in the market; none but those meaning business and can devote most time need answer, Address SURE stocks }, Herald office. WARSTEDSA RESPECTABLE PARTY, WITH $10,000, as partner tora well established manufscturing yaai ness, Address G . box 184 Herald office. y TANTED-BY AN IMPORTER OF WINES AND liquo urtner of good standing, with $19,000. to $20,000" & Address GOOD INVESTMENT, box 184 Herald of Ww HAVE AN a CASH | BUMINBSS paying $40 per week; would sell for §! or would Business and 10 Brook! lyn city Lots for Roses awe lyn. SHAY & TAYLOR, 116 Nassan street, ANTED—A GENTLEMAN, WITH SMALL CAPITAL to Join the patentee of a valuable invention, to be ex- exehai W* iving part interest box 100 lerald Uptown Brauch office. ANTED—A LIVE MAN, WITH GASH CAPITAL OF $5,000, to join the advertiser tm developing "new for which be holds » article will command & practically qa sate’ ie sing o necessity in every house) and will afford a Preps BUSINESS, Vera will address, appointing interview, office, $100 WANTED—OR I WILL PUT THE with services, into Grogeri oie established business. Address ald office AMES ANKUHR bos 108 « mer ® SHOVE & ©O.. 1 BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 1,238 Broadway, under Grand Hotel. A GENTLEMAN of many years’ experieuce knowledge of the publishing basifiess will iuve: an established concern. $1,200.—A young man with this amount can have an Seegreas intas stablished profitable business, where risk, ue raRGe NUMBER of basiness openings in all parts of a thorough $10,000 in fits country, waleb will bear strtet investigation, cam always F bool | be found on AND DOLLARS, Work cnn make saiatactory arrangements by addressing, chat * TER. Herald oftica. * N ACTIVE TAIINE WITH $1,500, WANTED, IN AA” a'safo and well paying business, who can control the donncess anquestionstve reterence given Mad required. Ad: dress IFFICES ON er tw share WYER, OC SURYING, “ELIGIBI A. Bitondway: denive ror young office expenses; best ATTORNEY, room 12, ‘Ay TARTNBS WANTED-IN THE Address SALEM , box 180 STATIONERY business: must have w little capital and some trade. Heraid oftice. : ‘tes, Lg on amount at Q., box I 115 ister ‘ald office. NY es HAVING | A WELL FURNL the same, ho one willing to invest some capital ei . AN ESTABLISHED PATTERN Ena ‘TAMPING BUSI- As + good stock ; slowant design: luable receipt west ae, ALL Fuld ofbee, quicksilver mining property nown will parties who. will advanee moneys for working per be fi desing work ‘will yield i tums, as tielore is very ricb and abandamy, Th n oneapplication, Address 8. 8. NORTON, " | Now York. A re ‘Wostern connections desires an agency for some Bast- er mn factory o aler; he will make headqnarters in 1 Herald office. * | ALE, ERY AT WATKINS, N. ¥.—CAPAUITY E ing Hotel that wourd ike to tecure @ practical man who % box 190 Port office, Hoboken, eusil: arned wy. fade. * geutioman , p pHOFIY, e CONTROLLING INTEREST IN THE property located in Lealthy eo is already tendent and part owneris now here. Maps and full geeer' “OMAN OP ENERGY, EXPERIENC D GooD Ubtengo ‘of references given, Address T. %. Hi., box BK. ‘about 2U0 bbls. a week; nearby market for all produced ; Versthing in perfect working order; but little cash re: GMired; will be cachanged for nearly Property; & good Adiress ‘3. tunity for » man wanting active business. Wi'KNAPD, 37 Park row, room 6 PARTNER WANTED—WITH $1, 500 CASH, INA lane? hastnese., open 40 address: vy Dox 12h ab lar box 1,18 fou | chines a | ongh satisfaction given and re ANY RELIABLE Sa eg WITH $300, CAN, 300, secure & permanent, hopin ie Business thas will yield 200 per cent profit every sity ars. Call, dame diately, at 101 Rutledge street, near avenue, Br: lyn, B.D, YOUNG LADY WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN hore god, speurtsy for, for. money 9s aud a om- On vs in the city. Address’ SCSTNESS, Horald aid ntioe. ),-T0.A LIVE MAN WISHING TO ENGAGE in man uring business using sewing ma- jesdid chance 16" cueree. Apply et, 558, ultom rooklyn, third floor, between 1 2 o'clock, $500. Be ment at $10 per wee bu: S1.000. avenue, two days. $5.00 tiation wt moderate pay ; “TO $10,000 ©. —A_ BUSINESS MAN, fully competent fur office duties, wants a can use above amount an the Dusiness. Adress, in strictest confidence, MERCHANT, box 1431 Post office. uP WILL SBOURE HALF INTEREST 1 ( 0! mopoly for this etty of a light ete S $5.00, the oncolytic of igh aril at 50 Broad street, room HAVE HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS, $6,000. tented. some way out from ferry, would pat {nso some Rood business (not patents, Laquors, oF any bums bug). or would exchange for Tacent Lots, free. Herald Brooklyv Branch ofti $10 000. RELIABLE. AND ae cee with this amount of e1 ke charge of sales and coll . Specialty with builders; Interest im the sulary tothe right man. Address, for th B, Herald office $10.006 sure, safe, paying busine CASH.—AN ACTIVE ESS MAN will invest this amount, with services, ina x New York or Brooklyn: ‘thor: eo i ddress, in strict com fidence, ROBERTS, Herald o 00 WANTED, AN NTELLIGENT youne D $10. ( + maa with this amount, to join an experi- ® wool grower [in Cee Be tench In the Weel fo risky Address H. ie office. large. To $20,000. —A, Yo $15. 000 this amount, Al ret ness Acuuniniwnce and experience, desires t6 con self with some established bnsinest house or manut tal those ‘sontoning. the class, of Poslaeus Will gassire notin, Address box 221 Herald office, —CAPITALISTS SEEKING PROFITA $50, O00 oie investinents, trom 1,000 vo 890.00 re now offered, first class opporiunities with firme of bie sanding’ in this city: SON A MARRINGRON, Broadway. ——— —— REAL ESTATE SALES. R. V. Barnett was the only auctioneer that sold @ the xchange yesterday. He put up at foreclosure sale ord in- | the house and lot, 23.3x82, on avenue B, southeam corner of Twelfth et oe which was purchased by Mortimer C, Adams for ‘nla the four story Boling. and be Maonh ete ou Fast Fifty-sixih street (south forty-five feet east at Fourth avenue, subject to & berthy powh 8 of $10,000, (ol $5,000. to Michael Meuiwon—in all $10,000,