The New York Herald Newspaper, December 7, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks a Trifle Stronger and Slightly Feverish. GOLD 114 1-4 A 114 1-2 A 114 3-8. ‘Money on Call Easy-at 3 1-2 and 4 Per Cent— Government and Railway Se- curities Steady, Wat Street, } Moypar, Dec, 6—6 P. M. Few stock brokers have been fortunate enough these Past two years to find their nigntly couch a bed of fosea, Most of them have had to put up with a flock Mattress or something worse, and the annoyance of a ‘crumpled leaf has been a dream of tuconceivable Auxury, Up to mid-day a stranger would have imagined, from the intensity of dulness that prevailed, that members ‘had byp just risen from some couch of poppies, had mrubbed in the waters of Lethe aud breakfasted upon a Dountiful repast of lotos leaves, The whole market, in @ word, was narcotic and somniferous. But shortly afer, the change which the poet sings of came over the spirit of this dreamy state of things and matters Degan to wake up, The first stock to throw open the shutters to the light of coming activity was our old favorite Lake Shore, The chief brave attached to the lodge of the “big Injun,” Jay Gould, 4n all the pride of paint and feathers showed upon the ‘warpath personally, and all the little ‘Injuns” ex- ¢laimed in their native tongue, ‘‘Lo! now look out for scalps.” Taking these trophies at the price of 59, it ‘was not long before the other big Injuns scented the fray from afar, and they soon joined in the scrim- mage. Mr. Merryman shed his motley and donned the garb of the noble savage, and the young operator, divested of his hirsute attire and “‘accoutred as he was,” plunged {nto the mélée, thirsting for pride of place and profits, the Teutonic element forgot its proverb- fal stolidity and took anand in the struggle, and so can it be wondered at that there was a lively advance in the fancy, and the price rose from 59 to 60% ? reaching which figure the gong sounded a cessation of basiness for the day. It was a clear case of Greek joining Greek, or rather @ pull together of all the Indian chiefs, and the results were undoubtedly satisfactory. The Intent of the movement, however, is not so clear, and there is much comment as to the animus which actuated it, Whether {t be m concerted movement of the great Moguls of the Street, based upon an apparent low price of the stock, an expected favorable report and a promised dividend, or whether it be simply a twirl upward for the purpose of strengthening the general market, and thus organ- izing an eligible basis for sales, are queries to which a day or two's business will probably afford an answer, Ove thing is certain, that the rise !n Lake Shore visibly stimulated the rest of the market, and stocks generally closed with a feeling of buoyancy and strength that has been conspicuous for its absence for many a day past Daring the dull hours of the morning the discussion of Mr. Gould’s course in refusing to honor a call upon him to deliver a certain amount of Union Pacific stock wasamatter of much comment in stock circles. Aa nearly as we can gather, the story seems to be as fol- Jows:—When Union Pacific was selling at 65, Mr, Gould banded to an eminent ex-judge, who was at tho same ‘ime his own legal adviser, « privilege to call during a tertain period and at the figure of 67, some 2,500 shares of the above stock, There wis no money payment | made by the “legal adviser” for this call, but he was to fender an equivalent in the shape of informa Mon as to the decision to be rendered by the Supreme Court at Washington. For some reason tha tall passed from the hands of the first holder into those of a third party, and on Saturday the demand was made apon Mr. Gould for the stock and delivery refused. | Che amount of money in dispute, at Saturday's price, | probably amounts to some $25,000, Mr. Gould alieges, in explanation, that no information was given as | promised and that the matter being a private one be- tween himself and his lawyer, the documentary call improperly passed out of the possession of Its original owner, ‘The quarrel {s a pretty one as it stands, but it may be Productive of one good result, viz. :—the defining of the exact status of contracts known as ‘‘puts and calla” Union Pacific was at first weak at 77% a ‘%634, and then steady at 77 a 77% antil noar the close, when 783g was bid, with no sales, Northwestern was steady at 39 a 38 preferred, after remaining quiet at 5454 a 54%, sud- denly at the close spurted to 5544. St. Paul soldat 35% a 86 a 85% a 36%, and the preferred at66.a 66%. Michi- gan Central fluctuated between 60% and 6134, showing considerable firmness on a small amount of trading. Pacific Mail, after opening at 40‘ and selling at 40, was manipniated at about 405s, until near the close it be- came valuable at 41 a 41%. We understand that a meeting of its board of directors was called for to-day at Mr. Gould’s house. The remainder of the list pre- sented no material changes THE SALES TO-DAY. The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day | Aggregated 110,600 shares, which were distributed among active shares as follows:—New York Central and Hudsou, 360; Erie, 1,150; Lake Shore, 45,200; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 460; Northwestern, 8,100; do. preferred, 2,300; Rock Island, 1,100; Pacifle Mail, 81,800; 8 Paul, 1,100; do. preferred, 1,250; Ohios, 650; Western Union, 10,800; Wabash, 200; Union Pa- ciflc, 2,500; Panama, 400. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows tne opening, highest and | lowest prices of the day: Opening. Highest Lowest, New York Centr . 105 % 106 10555 Harlem 3 132 Erie... 16% Lake Shore. 58% ‘Wabash .. 5 Northwestern... 38% Northwestern pre bay Rock Island 106 Pittsburg . 90 Milwaukee and St Paul 385% JL and St? Paul preferred. $8 66 Obio and Mississippi...... 11% New Jersey Central. 105 105 Del, Lack. and Western. 11L9s 119% 10% 4 hy Atlantic and Pacific Ter 1934 Pacific Mail. 40 Panama... 127 ADVANCE AND DECLINE. The changes in closing prices since those of Satur- day are as follows:— Apvanck.—New York Central, %; Delaware and Lackawanna, %; Erie, Hannibal and St bgp Lake Shore, 1; Northwest common, %; do, fined, 1; Ohio and Sars %; Pacific Mail Pusstis, 4; Quicksllver, 34; Roc sland, 343 St Paul ferred, Br Western Union, New Jersey Central, 4; Dis- Nhe reo re of Columbia tlantie and Pacific preferred, 0. and 1. ©., Harlem, Wabash, Missouri Pacific, lohignn Ceatral, "gold, and Erie in London. CLOSING PRICKS—3 FP. M. Mil & SP ot aK: ax roy ited tts) oO 90. P "4 Tol a Wai Union Pas 1049 Missouri Pee... chi : ‘Mil & St P. THR MONEY MARERT. Money was eazy on call Joana at 3)5 nd 4 per cent. Commercial paper shows no change. Sterling ex- change was strong, Prime nominal rates, 4.8435 and 4.88; wolling rates, 484 a 4.8449 and 4.874 a 4.88, Reichmarks, 95% a 9534 and 964% 996%, Cables, 96% 96%. Prime Paris, 5.1674 and 5.15%. Tho following are the rates of discount to-day for New York exchange telegraphed from the cities named ;—Cincinnatl, $1 per $1,000 discount; St. Louis, $1 26 per $1,000 discount; Chicago, nominal. THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report the market for seouritics quiet but firm. The rate of discount in the open mur ket is 25% per cent, or % per cent below the bank rate. The Bank of England gained £1,000 sterling on balance to-day, The following are the four P. M. quotation: Gonsols declined to 9g 15-16 for money and 09 16-46 for | 500 % 039%, while the | NEW YORK HKKALD, accouss 1m rarisrentes are firmer\at 66f 670 In Frankfort new fives are quoted at 99%. The failure of William Spatten & Co., in the linen at Belfast, Ireland, is reported. Their liabilities are\reported at £350,000, RAILROAD BONDS. ‘The largest transactions were in Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated Sinking Funds which sold at 81% @ 8144; do., La Cross Division, brought 97. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds sold at 843) registered, and at 85% for coupon, Albany and Sus- quehanna second sold at 106, Morrs and Essex sevens, of 1871, at 1063¢; do., second, at 109%; Michigan Cen- tral sevens at 101, and Union Pacifle firsts at 104%. Cheaspeake ana Ohio firsts, coupon on, brought 32. Har- lem coupon firsts sold at 112% a 113, Central Pacific firsts at 1063Z, do. San Joaquin Branch at 89% a 89%; do. Oalifornia and Oregon Branch at 91%, Union Pacific Sinking Funds at 94)4, Milwaukee and St, Paul con- solidated sinking fund at 813, and Erie third at93 a 93%. Chesapeake and Ohio, ex-coupon, sold at 26. The following were the closing quotations for Pacific railroad bonds:—Union Pacific firsts, 104% a 105; do. do., land grants, 10034 a 10034; do. do., sinking funds, 434 99434; Central Pacifics, 10634 a 106%. THB GOLD MARKET. Gold opened at 114%, and fell off to 114%, advanced to 114}¢ and closed at 11434. Tho rates paid for carry- ing were 134, land 2 percent, Loans were also mado fat, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE RANK. ‘Gold balances... $1,823, 700 Currency balances. 1,535,576 Gross clearances. .... oe 901,000 THE TREASURY STATEMENT. Bank notes received for redemption to-day amounted to $1,060,000, Revenue receipts to-day, $500,000, Customs receipts, $34,000. The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $35,000, gold, on account of interest, and $498,000 in redemption of 5-20 bonds. GOVERNMENT BoNDS, Government bonds firm, closed at the following qnotations:—United States currency sixes, 122 a122%; do, do. 1831, registered, 119 a 119%; do, do., do., coupon, 12334 a 124; do, five-twenties, 1864, registered (called bonds), 114% a 11534; do. do., do., coupon (do. ), 11434 a 11534; do. do., 1865, registered, 115} @ 116; do, do., do, coupon, 115% a 116; do. do., new, registered, 116 a 116%; do. do., do, coupon, 120% @ 12034; do. do., 1867, registered, 1193¢ a 119; do, 4o., do, coupon, 122% a 122%; do, do., 1868, registered, 118% a 119; do, do., do., coupon, 122% a 122%; do. ten- forties, registerea, 117} a 117% ; do do., coupon, L173 a 117K; Jo. fives, 1881, registered, 116% a 11734; do. do., do,, coupon, 1173 a 117%. MEMORANDA. The New York, New Haven and Hartford road adver- tises its half-yearly dividend of $6 per share, payable January 3. A renewal of the railroad war of last winter is fore shadowed by the following despatch ;:— Batrrwore, Md., Dec. 6, 1875. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announce to-day that they will allow drawback of three cents ee 100 pounds on all grain brought to this city from ‘esteru points which passes through their elevators to foreign ports. As the regular rates to Baltimore are five cents lower than to New York this drawback makes a discrtmina- tion equal to 4 8-10 cents per bushel on wheat and 43¢ cents per bushel on corn against this city as a port of export. In this connection it may be remembered that the market for grain in Chicago 1s steadily declin- ng, wheat to-day having sold at 96%c, and corn at 45%c., which is @ decline for the past week ot eight cents and six cents respectively. The earnings of the St Louia, Kansas City and Northern Railway are reported as follows:— November, 1875 November, 1874. Decrease, November, 1875... January 1 to November 30, 1875. January 1 to November 30, 1874. Increase in 1875.. $29,965 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Mospay, Dec. 6, 187% BEFORE CALL—10 A. M. 100 78% 78 200 wh N 10:15 AND 11:30 A. M, $1000 US5-20,c,'65,n.. 120. $1000 US 5-20, ¢, 68. 122% FIRST BOARD—10:30 A, M. gate oan 500 shs Pac Mall SS.be 40% do © 40) {200 do oe 0 do 4055 3000 C&O isiscon-be $2 800 do. 4044 tf ea ites . 106 100 do. 10 40% n Pac RR Ist.. 104% 900 do. 4085 joo M&SPisitacd 9T 500 do b3 4045 2000M a SP con sf.. 813 200 do 3 40% ~ S16 200 do 3 40% [914 900 tose 40% ported 100 Tot a Wa dbs Shy 1 10634 100 Mich Con KR. be 607, id. 10933 100° do. 83 ON Tw Cah Weegh Pi 1 do 9000 Mich Cen7's.... 101° 100 do. 10244 100 do ‘ %¢ 100 do 7000 © & Pcons 300 Union Sé © uu Alt & TIL 2d pf. Bou tol & Wab wd: 80 BO 7 lou Ge Western 2d... 50 30 meee Rives 34 20 shs Irving Bank... i b3 35% 20 Merean Bank... 3 uoig 30 U 3 Express. wm 1200 West Un Tel. do 204 100.6 &Nw nt pf. ve & 208g 40 Mord Ban Bk. 104" BEFORE CALL—if: 30) P. i 1000 US 5.20,6'85.n.6 120% 100 ehe Mich Cen RR OL witoe Dies 07g erty asa sos 10 shs N Yoe i 100 Auld P Tel 100 200 Erie Ki 100 Pac Mail 1000 do 100 do. 100 = 300 jo s 100 do. 100 do. 100 do 100 Mil & 5t P RR. .ba 100 do. pes 100 Obio & M RR. 17s eet nC RR. ae 100 Han Pav 3e RR. ia Sen - 100 dor 200 Mo, Kan é Tex.sd 8 £P. M $1000 U 8 5-20,¢,"65,n 1204, $10000 U 8 5-20, 0, 67, 12234 SECOND BOARD—1 P. M, 10000 DisCol3.65's.be toa 100 shs reps tae 4 ber Ven Pac & MS RR. 1000 Un Pac sfund.., 94% 4000 M & 81 P con st ws FHI 1000 P RR of Mo Tet, 83 1000 Obio & Misses f 9335 10000 Am Dic Imp 7's 101 bh de WO M woe 200 do 90% 200 Ohio & 17hq 60 Chi a NW. 39 200 do. nt 8 66) 80 Dal, Le W ite 11934 jovvsbevveese BLOM 30 T0 3 P.M oe se 8.83 iw 600 do. 900 a 600 do 600 do. 800 do 1500 do. 200 do. % 100 do. . 1OONYC& G too ‘do 100 Tol & Wab RR 100 Del, L & W RR. 100 4 1 do. 300 Ohio & Miss RR. 100 Hau & st J RR 10 Pac RR of Mo. . COMMERCIAL REPORT. COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM AND HIGHER—FU~ ruRES 1-[6¢, HIGHER—¥FLOUR QUIET—WHEAY STEADY—PORK DULL-—LARD EASY—PETRO- LEUM DULL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE sTEADY— ROSIN QUIET—OILS UNCHANGED—FREIGRTS. FIRM AND FAIRY ACTIVE—HEMP AND JUTE STRADY — WHISKEY STEADY — GUNNIES STEADY—COFFER FIRM, BUT QUIET—SUGAB’ FIRM, Monpay, Dec, 6—6 P. M. ‘There was but little otir in business circles to-day, the merchandise markets being quite generally dull. On ’Change flour was in limited demaad at previous fig- ures, Wheat was dull and lower for all kinds. Corn was easier, Oats steady, Whiskey steady, Provisions dull, almost without exceptiom Freights were firm and fairly active. Cotton was higher. Coffee was firm but quiet. Gunnies were steady. Hemp and jute were quiet but stead. Naval stores were generally quict but steady, Oils were quiet, but prices wore steady. Po- troleum was dull. Sugar was quiet, but prices continued to ralo firm, ‘ Correx.—For Rio’ the market) was very quiet. Mild coffees were also quict. We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 183¢0. @ 18%e.; fair do., Lhe, w 2e.: good do., 20!0. @20\e.; prime do., 20%c. a Qle.; extreme range for lots, 18%e. a 22c.; Santos, fair to good) 1944c. * 20%e., gold, ninety days; Java, government bags, 26¢. a 27e:; do., grass mats, 260, a 28e. ; Singapore, do., 4c. ; Ceylon, 200. a 21e.; Gaguayra, 200. a 21e.; ; St. Domingo, 18¢. ; Porto Rico, 18\{c, ® 203ge.; Costa Rica, 19e. a 2le.; Mexican; 196. a 20e.; Manila, 193¢c. a 204ge.; Angostura, 19 a 21¢:; Savanilla, 19¢, a Zle.; Curacoa, 196. a 20%e. Cortox.—Spot was firm. Good middling, sttiet good middling and middling fair were gc. higher, and’ low mid- Oe striet low middting and middling were 1-16c, higher, er fie were unchange Futurea were advanced ‘he closing quotations to-day compare with Sasur- losing figures as follows :— Ménday, Dee, A: - 13 5-33 13. 7- 13%, a 18 13-32 HH a rH iste 33) My T1416 att. 732 yecce 14 5-18 w 1436, TA O16 0 14%, ‘Aumisis, 1418.92 a td too2 Quotations based on American standard of classification, and on cotton in store ruuning in quality not more than half « grade above or below the grndo quoted :—- Alacamna. New Orleans, Ordinary... % 10% ha th? Strict ordinat 33 1 11 Ft Good ordinary. 12 124 Big Strict good 01 35 1a 120 iF) Low middling 1 1213-16 1215-16 1215-1 Strict low mi 16 13 1.16 1% 3.16 13 316 Ie 13 5.18 19 515 E 3 13% 137; ee ri 144 i 143 1 13M 16 15 sailed otdinary, 11%¢c.; ‘strict eo ordinary, Pye. ; low middling, 12 5:16¢. ; middling, 12ic, The sales oT To. Sot Torah, Fen ‘Expors. a asd 1,185, eo 5 i rer 616 DULL AND LOWEB—CORN EASIER—OATS \ thence for same ¥ | low, Wee a Be sralsore was quio prime western, Jobbing lots at 9 11-160. a Wuntesy.-Hecelpts, 170" 200 du. which about 350 bbls. were 0 Liverpool, ms; 3.900. bo’ on privat Sy Uo dembors. Tho chisrters embrace, orders, with 4, an Auiteian Dark ou private terina, obt: bars, trom Ph. adeipisia to iterranean, with 2,2 3% Bantenant fot doo bb at 6s, and 3d. Savaneah | frc same Hole, with a0. tom; 'onm to Aspinwall, fro shook av 17c. under and torSt, Thomas, with general tons, with powder to New Y. 250 tons, with do., $1,200, and baek with stooks at with stone from Cape An schooner, from Bristol, Mo.. Bath, with 325,000 Norfolk, with ‘260 tons do., 7! with 375 tons, $1 90; ome, tons, from St. Jota to north gold 11 ie. 447; coustwise, 205. Sales, Cotton irrewulnr: midedli Xporta, coastwise, 476. ordinary, 1130 Not rec ‘ordinary, “UT Exports, “coustwiso, 2,088 Spirits turpentine stron, strained, Tar steady as Flour steady; sales 1,700 $7 75 for amver winter extra, Whont unc quiet but, tirm, cd, mei Corn ited, $30; per ton, Millfeed—Shorts, $17 # $18; Sufpatiot, B19 0 2) middlings, bushels. Railroad Ot eet ag 22\000do. ; rye, 2,000 do. FI ‘8 $7 50 for amber, $7 prncesn; $A 79 $0 for Heat dull; spring bea 1,285, 2,535 ro’ OO bales to'arrive. For future delivery the sales were ga follows:—Saturday, after one o'clock P. M.—Decomber, 200 at 13 1-16e. ; Jannary, 600 at 18 5-82c.; April, A Bt ISG Total 1,200 ‘bales’ To-day £0 two o'clock P, i ecesiber 400 ai 13 3 3 due. ; 800 at pat 1s 5:ie T10d ‘at ia Sabet eo serve ‘at 1,300 Ze. 5, ae t3%4c.0 S00 a 13 13.126 March, 200 at 18 hz 200 4 13. 9-180, 600) 3 Stet Ay 800 200 at 14e. Th tie Galveston, OL m3 “Wim 380, Novtoli a H20" Baits 86) Rew York, 1,007 Bosteny 200%, Phil ies Philadelphia, 414. ‘Total, 30,307 baleés. "This day: last week, 36,184 b: Tant year, 41,900 bales. ‘Total singe September i, 162 bales. Cotton. freights, closed_ae follows:—To ; New sine steam, %e.; to Hamburg, by steam, Ic, Bremen, "by. stenm,, Lo, Soraprenend 20 ‘Liverpool, 7-164. by steam; by sail, 5-1 i stend) ale ish Galtac aivaettes Viste 25 006 ctble:s- corn meal 640 do, sud 2,100 sacks; wheat, h3s,000 bushel: oats, 26,600 do.; rye,” 2.800 bi ‘The flour market ruled dull, but prices were ge; the sales were 10,037 bbls. Corn ) Saeks sold at $4 for Brandywine, tern yellow and $3.25 a $3 50 for Jersey lows We qnote — core, 94.580 doi; and Pennsylvania No. 2 State. . 83 85 a $4 AS 40e. for No, 2 Western. Rye ivate terms, Peas and be: jower and quiet at $21 50 for Highwines dull, nominally $1 dow; barle; 1» 156,550 ‘Tosal, 3.260.279 bushels, e Flour quiet, unchanged. cle Fe No. 2 red yy Gorn firmer, held hieues S8e.; new, 49; December, San, new, fe ellow, Bie, ; hew, demand .at $7 25. Dressed 49,000 do. + oats, 1.000 do, ia A . Bs elon marsh, at ey i gra Sag Roceipte-Plour, 37,000 do.; oats, de. Shipments—Pl ar, 11, do. abs, 1 Saperfine State 747505 00 Extra Stat 152508 575 5 75a 6 00 4500 500 15008 550 Minnesot 5 Ton 800 Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands, 5008 5 50 Round hoop Obto, trade brands. 5 75a 650 Family... 7004 800 5 25a 625 6 00a 650 7008 800 8 00a 925 4000 535 14008 450 14650 490 15 25a 6 7% 70a 900) Corn meal, 13408 300 Gorn meal, Jersey 18258 36) 408 — 00 @ 20 50 sal and 6 e t4e: for prime mixed, and. Sediee a 68!4q for new do. Rye was dull and nominal at 900. for Western, 98¢, forState and Pennsylvania, an: ‘Mc. tor Canada in bond. By r—Sales were 7,000 bushels at $1 id a $i 1s for No. 2 more gre 0 good, 90c. a FL for ‘ears State, an $1 («$1 15 for four and six rowed mais was quiet, Gats were steady, 42,000 Busbels sold at 0c, a 45e. for infortor Western. inixed, and <<. a SOc, for Chicago, the latver price for choiee certified 2mixed, Peas were quiet, qnoted at $1 80 a $1 & lor new green, $1 08 a $1 07 for Canada field, in bond or spot, and $1 07 to arri dy; quoted at Sika. 12 tio, 9c. a Oge. for Calcuttmand 15 mee Nab icin Hoe marketwog guint bet oteaky.. We quote ;— American dressed, par ton, 240 a $49 for double and $190 « $200 Russia, 1d; Thal jan, 82 75, gold: ints, S308, Se-, gold. dove. butte, 2'1b-16c, a Sa, ‘currency, Cash; Sisal hemp, 43,0. 8 43c0-, old. SNOtassEs.—Bosiness tn foreign wae quiet Orleans was steady, but in moderate demand. We qu Cuba, centrifugal ‘and mixed, 22. a 236. B0c. hb B2e.; do., Muscovado refining. 30c, a 23c, de, grocers, B3¢, u Bio; Forse. Rico, Be. w Oe. ; Islan B5e. a SOe.; New Orleans, old crop, 4 do., new crop, good, Sc. a STe. ; choice, He, & ble; wa domes- New eae Stores.—Rosin was quiet; 60 bbls, No.1 soldat G2ig a $8. Spirits turpentine ruled steady. “We note Siiee of 04 "Dols inte Saturday and 25 bbls. to-day, all on dock, at 7c., and 39 bbls, Néw Yorks,jyaine price. Tar and ich were quiet. Advices ilmington. were ae follows ;—Rosin firm; strained, $1 4234; good do., $1 45. 70, hard, firm, Wilmiagton, $1 Turpentine firm ; PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET. Printing cloths quiet nen 4 last quotations EUROPEAN BAN MARKET. nom Propucs Maraer.—| vRefined petroleum closed at + e+ FINAN CIAL. st BELMONT. ac Cc Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street, issno Travellers’ Credits, available in all parts of the world, through the ssrs. DE indents, ial Credits and thelr corre Also Co ma Monog on California aad Europe, TaLLow.—The market — stendy. FReicuts.—The market on the whole continued strong, with ® good demand from various interests. The enw, Dacon at @ rate to be fixed; ae fly 8 as, Fonga oy oF ‘al, 110 Peasy oe ox To ' Glas; nagow. by steam, pata to the United Kingdom direct, with 3, Norwegian bark, to arrive, from Baltimore to Cork for orders, wita 3,000 quarters do., 7s. 6d.; anotber, to orate, with, 300 quarters do., same ratey ‘an American bark, bence to: tol, with 2,800 bbls. refln rieperps 5s. 3d. idiot bark,” to arr: uited Kingdon, with 3,700 ‘bola an schoomer donee Alder Ra do. im bbla at d cases, bark (to-arrive), from Philadelphia to Antwerp, wi 7,000 bots. do., Ss.: the German bark ro- in our last, hence to tl ya - Dbls._ do, arrive fron 8 the Provineos), thence to United Kingdom with vate torms: a British brig, theaca to coat with — ‘and cases do. oR; one’ from do. one, 282'tons, to Havan® from SE general cargo of 290 tons, $100, one to Saran ‘from ds ‘SL's: verpool per ton; one with 230,009 foot hard from Se Mary's River, at $7 75 per 000 do.; xt same rate; one from Philadelphia to Chiasteston, with 559 tons coal, at $1 50; one thence to New Yorkewith sagar, at 22c. Per 100 tba, w achoonies of 40 DOMESTIC MARKETS, Cotton quiet; middling, 12%. ; lownmidiiiny geste Net rocespts, Great Britain, 081; coastwise, 3, 147. Bales, 1, snidin, 10%e- rot roca ports~To. France, 1, nj od ordin: 108%e, a Lokiet Exporws, coast Salon, 1,800, Cotton quiet; midifling, eet : low middhog, 32 France, 2,301; coastwise, Ba29" Sales, 1330 wens! firm; middling, Hic. a Witaineron, N. C., Dec. fat Ste. $8 for white do: $8 25 for do Corn. quios at 70c. a Zle. Bai $25 a $27 por ton, Lake receipts—Wheat, 18,500 Lake reeeipts—Plour, 3,100 bbls, ; wheat, 1, 9,900 bbis. : wh 27,008 do. ;” barley, 2,000 to Ralivond ‘shipments Mlour, © 000 bushels; corn. 37,000 do. bbis., wt $6 a6 50 for fet epring, #8 for wi lower to sell; no transactions; notations entirely nominal. Corn dull’ at 6c. a @5c. for lo. 2'and high mixed Westera in car lots. poses firm and in good demand; sale 20ers Cwnadi Wheat, 2,562,359 bushels, corm, 282, peas, 990' do.; rye, 27,191 do, gemand: No.’ 2 white Wabash, $1 2 No. 1 white Michigan, $125 $1 29 ra i bruary, $1 met ts Bigh mized, \ Se. Seay ae seat Sia baw Se isisatiy Sits w rasdorase demand at $8 25, Receipts— wiiesk 16 b00beitela; corn, 16,000 dovs ont 00 do, we gon. hae RO ike bas ir Ni 46\f0. bid, seller Oats, quiet and january. * Por ra atesneee rs ™ Sis $5 seller ihe your: a1 ‘08 12 174g @ $i2 20, seller Januar, "Bulkmeats—Shoulders, 7c. | Whi 12,000 bble. 5 wh ria >, Ie. @ M4e.; entloat, 11%. t 133g. for prime city and 136.1. 60,000 bs. sold in ‘bis, sleohol, 68 do. whiskey and | highwined. The market was steady at $115, at | sold. by stoas, 20,000 bus ‘kes cheese at S78. ‘300 baler si 200 do. ith 4,000 quar. rs do., same lorweginn ba bark, hence to the United [ea ob p oacbegn with 000 quarters do. 7s. td. to Stl a up with flour, 3e Od.; # British ark, to arrive, from Philade! , wil quarters do., to Sibraiag tr tor orders to the hor 5s. 94.; & British bark (to G to Savannah, $1 75 ma Ptiadelphia, with coal, Wiscasset, with sugar box > on deck ; one of 240 tons, hence cara, $1,500, gobd; one of 200 ‘ork tom Boston, $100, and one ome thence to Cienfuego: gid; one to New York, m, per tan; ax American to 1, with flab veraps, at ine to Baltimos one from do. to .¢ another thence to Boston, tons, with salt, from €: fe Cuba; with boxes, ua 2uc., Guvvkstom, Doc. 6, 187. 1, 12c.; good kx orte—To 3,977 bales, Naw Orinans, Doc, 6, 1875, low middling,” 113e. ; 1,764 vales; gross, to the Continent, 5,000," Stock, 279,154, Monat: Doe. 0, 1875. : low. midilling. Net Sere bis bates Beton De 0, 1875 good Exports-To ' Swoek, 69,851, Cuanueston, Dec, 6, 1875. OR od middling, rece! Sales, 1,500. Sion i 4,947 bales. 6,1 oun fim ob 24230 for Osweco, Dec. 6, 1875. bbls. at $7 50 for Bovis rin, a—Bol unbolted, Borraxo, Doe. 6; 1875, 2,408 bushels. , 34.600 bushels ; 13,000 do. ; rye, 9,500 bbls. ; wheat, : ovis,” 27,000. do. Darley, mar gules bat stead, al Lu ) @ $7 25 for bakers, $6 75 hite, $8 50 a 80 SOfor new o; $8 90a 87 75 for oatmoal, ‘lour Oats offered at fered at SOc. tor Milwaukee, on 1 and unchanged, Pork hh ess. Lard quiet at: 1c, 19. Btocke ti ‘in store and adont— 2 do. ; oats, 209,562 o! TouxDo, Dec. 6, 1875. Wheat, steady, with moderate No 3 do. $1 1946; do., $1 dou; 918), extra de, 2, SOE 1 2h Maret, $123 ‘etod, I the ye crt Jenuaey. 460. 1 ae a ew do., hew, 430. hogs steady, with a moderate Vheat, 14,000 bushels; gs Shipraents—Flour, 500 bbls. Cure. Dee. 6, lower aad settled ‘ete oe Paice @ bhade higher at December; 44c. guint, bat he ht | ye Bart nd market firm 97,000 bus! (DENCE. rh ea ah Lospon, Dec, 6—Evening.— Linseed oil, 25s. dd. per ewt. 7—LONDON, Dec. 6, — 1 Spb 0. ROTHSCHILD and Telegraphic Transfers of NY ONE CONTROLLIN: Insurance Stock can meet a cash matter be confidential by addressing N. office, G LARGE BLOOKS OF LIFE urehaser and the ., box 184 Herald T BRASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFR AND Endowment Insurance Policies, Mortgages and other securitios; Insurance of eli Kinds effected with best compa nies HAB: RICH & GO., 117 Broadway. es = BAZLEY, CLUSIV: RLY" AND LEADING CLTTES, + us on onty Al pi *Tormation as to bast way to oj 1 150: yellow dip and, siteia, $250; bros = yard, 52,901; alloat, 3,041. Turpentine, yard. We vanote' gumumion, to, pond. strained, $1 70 0 25; Washingson tar, $225: piteb, bg et rn was in fair demand at ‘ores prices. hn apsbed jaiet, waiting for arrivals. kinds ‘We quote Cottonseed, erndo, Sie, Now, 8c. a 6c. ; do., yellow and white wint Mhseed, casks, 626. ‘bbis., ic. ; lard, winter: $1 04; monhaden, Sound, 430. @ 43e. ; Srerm, crads. $1 do., bleached winter, $1°65; do., natural do. crude, Northern, 70c.; do. Southern, 65¢, winter, 75c. a 7B. ; olive, casks, $1 ue cases. YA YA -35 w $4 40; winter bleached Pethovkua. was dall. Crode, tn Bulk, wa pete at 6%. 7c. for spot and To, formonth} do., in bbls. . & 100. and 10\4c. for month, Reto standard » L246, for spot and month cargo, lous, state. o.2 ca spirits strong, S4c. ‘L263, aijoat, Tar, sa X yhtha, 9 tf cargo. et aN ag bid. Baltimore, 2c. a! Iaige, Advice: Creek. were es follows: — Tihevl arms quoved at $1 6234 a $1 Bi; Ros ad ad eve i United. $1 33%, Mid’ #1 G6 kakeds shigmonia, 8F 60. Provisions. —Receipts—P ork, tan bbis.; lard, 1,217 tlerces ; beet, 246 tierces and ‘pois. 5 bacon, 3,811 boxes and 10 ‘tierces; cut me: |S packages. Pork was dull and Shacearaes ero nenrty norsinal, ‘The gales fr apot deli were 100 bbls. heavy mess 100 do. new uni 50, 10 arrive, and 25 bbis, do. a+ $22 a uoted nominally at &4 me mess fis 25 0 $16 5 Sb tor new, Cut meats were steady, embraced 4,000 Ibs, pet il lbs average, Us, do, at ae. and 10,000 Ibis, Ao. terms, ‘BuO ame was Gall and ominal ; ie, for January delivery was Beef was dull; 75 bbl. mixed | old on private terme; ex: tra mess, old to new, was a 8 arrels, plain mess, otd wo pew, sii ved Tiereed beet—tudie meen, bow, s'eity extra ‘India mess, Ie Mess, DEW, Hea! Lhe was para tee Palen, bor opok actryery eran i ene sy Cog 100 ee OR Leity, Li Laie. new Western, ‘or sales were mad of 1-000 tlerces, seller, is! ear at 12348. @ 4 a 13e., a0 J, bt 13 Lhe, alite, Refined ruled Continent quoted at bd and West Indien at Taree —Fine Stave was in light supply and with , but common grades were iy neglected and, with bolders anxious to se! wiries, entire fine, 10, ian Boot a alt to good, 26e. j tubs, fair to 8 tie. Chases factory, common to cial change: We quote ney, att va cream, 11}. 12%e.; do., Tae. mac. dicies, ane fair to good, bi Pg skims, 4e. 8.70; Ohio factory, fair 40 good, bige « Aigo | do., flay shaped, good to faucy, Sige. @ lie; ' do., cheddar shaped, good to i aa 4 ale We was quiet and with Rice was stead: 8 7h4c., 100 pis Bige Hye. w 7e. wud 20 bays Ran Carolina, a fair to prime, i Stair io prime, 6%. «736. ;eplatoy Rangoon, fair to good, Bo, @ Olge,: Patna, Zige.; Rangoon, in bond, 2%¢, @ 230. per Ib., gold, tint to rule firm, os quotably igher. id do., Sige. Cuba, grocery fuggal, hd: do, molasses, hhds, Fefininy, cominen to prime, 7 ae. ‘a8! rd A, 100 suming” Monge, ‘s Savveereds 10jge.; granulated, Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall street. Stocks bought and sold on —STOCK PRIVIL esas mel east AND SOLD BY aaee eo market, In- oe application. PTUMBRIDGE. & OO., moderate margins. —STOCK PRIVILEGES. + vised when and now to operate with safety and profis, full information sent free. Addresss BAXTER rs and Brokers, 17 Wall street. "Book givin &CO., Baal OUR CUSTOMERS AD- New Youn, Dee. 2, 1875. 3, q | vires Mortgaye S "Bondholders. — ON "Viggo ers SAVINGS: corputed and compounded Janua Interest commences ¢! Bank open daily; also, Monday, Wadnesday end Saturday evenings, JOHN'E, DRWITT, esident, 6 per cent, following the deposit. H. K. Tuorsen, Vico Gworex 0, Watno, Secret third street and Pixth avenue, New BANK, CORNER OF TWENTY- York.—Interest Interest patd tbe month and July, e first of President, tary. ‘soseral Mortgages on other safe investinents, as eapitaliats, ISK & HIGBIE, EVENING POST ‘BUILDIS first class property good ratos of interest 40 ‘offer DERWOOD, 24 Old Slip. i? SALE—5O SHARES HOMEOPATHIC MUTUAL Life Insurance Oumpany Stock, Apply to JOUN E. UN- [x SUMS TO 8UIT.—LOANS WITHOUT BON NEW York or Brooklyn property; applications decided quickly and money furnished promp' ly and cheap. Apply wT. ‘7 ry WORMSE! KYATT, 145 Broadwa: Bankers, 34 eoute orders ig, tthe San Franctico banking business. buy and sell on commission ued Bonds "toe Stocks, and negotiate and 66 purchase and sali Stock Exchange, and trans: ONEX TO LOAN—ON Natiowan TRY At arog Cowpany held this da; four (4) per cent was ‘out bonus, on Second and Leasehold Mortga, GEORGE W, ST. sr COMPANY, i and 268 Broadway. nlar meeting of the Trustees of the National Trust ey tbe rey six months, payable on and after January 3, prox. Transfer books will be closed from Docirater Fy FIRST MORTGAG KB, 150 Broadway Naw York, Dec. 2, 1975, jar semi-annual dividend of m the earnings of the last HAN Secretary. ati can purchase aval can be used to eee Address ONE rants BCIAL.—PARTIES Cog temreyaaignt LN BUSINESS at . Herald oftice. jorminal price, which Renmeontes trictly confidential, YRACUSE, BINGHAMTON AND NEW YORK RAIL- New York, December 6, 187. dend of four per cent cash will be paid December Transier books closed apg i Jorb joss, road Ootnpany, =A divi- . H. GIBBENS, Treasurer, WANTED $2.00 concert grand Pin Bron Library es. ox 147 ture valued at $9,000, insured for 5 yo ms id FOR ONR YEAR ON FUKNI- $7,000; Le FINANCIAL, ‘ yet ha holds and Jer ‘ou bon dalays. Cuion Buildings. $6.000 Big th avenue, Astor ois AO D ton DECEMBER 7, 1875.—T\KIPLE SHEET. 4 MERSEREAC esa Willem ; $20,000 000 & IN vist yay rood ran investment, \ISSOLUTLON OF OCOPAKTNERSHIY, The firm .of Ruckel & Tr uonee of the de ath of ninquo is dissolved tn conse- Tate fire will be «¥ored by the ‘a uidution and co. vtinuy th ew Yorn, Dec. 4, WANTED ON BROWN STONE PRIVATE Kosidence, West Forty-sixth street, peur Lease; value, $17,000. | . Attorney, 52 Broadway. MORTGAGE GUARANTEED 7 per cent imterest payable sem. | Address A, box 215 | “_COPARTNERSHEPS, Peter Trainque. The business of the edervigned, whe will sign in e business under bis own mame, SAMUBL ROC HE COPARTNIVRSHIP HEREYOFOR! Detween the sutyeribers dado tke ‘name pn bgt ben is Parker wil Naw Youg, Dec. 6, 18759 Nssolved by mur a He day vs busta a wat a nent. Charles SHUARLES T. PARKER, EDWIN HOWLAND. AL gtr auction ofties. BUSINESS MAN, RIQUURNING TO 4 SOUTHERN wants a lot daring the holidays. Address ATLANTA, Hotatd mera end uedions to pal be cape vatiab hf SMALL SUM givo a good party the exclantve control of an agreeable and ekcoedisly, proitable busines far any, State unin “SRPPERS & BEKCMBI, 20 irond reek DOWN WILL A HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, DOING A FAIR basiness, in ome of 7 chief" railroad dey in New York, can be bi ht cheap ih; five yeurs’ lease, Call at 245 Forty-niag sv atreet, erp es ipathees NY PARTY HAVING $4,000 CASH MAY JOIN equally in munddgcturing a novelty fortunes for both in) twetve months, with ticulars apply at 38 Woot Thirty-second street. y affording ample ‘or par RARE CHANCE FOR A YOUNG MAN, WITS A capital of $509, so purchuay « Dogars Druy ro. with a old PARTY WITH $1,590 CAN hee bgre HALF DPE terest ur ano: rodu cash payitg sporting b ountomers in toctions 0 ‘Continent: np risk; incoming partuer can many aan Priseipale only ‘need eddrews Mbox 2) ‘ost of SETTING Fike LU A PRISON, Yea erdsy morning a man named Jonn Garrecker, of Weat Nv'w York, was arrested for drankeoness in Union Hin, N.J., after a lively fight, He was lodgea in the lock a? at the base of the bell tower which adjoin the City Haft, Soon fire was seen issuing from the lockup and theycties of the prsoner were heard implor- ing help. The Dedging was found to be in a blaze im his cell, and also woodwork of the cell. The fire was put out, ater which Garrecker tried to escape, Hardly, however, had a guarter of an hour elapsed be- fore the fire again ¥roke Out in his cell but was put out again Garrecker w/il be examined by Recorder Morgam to FULRNITURE. Al- FURNITURE wz CURTAINS dic | hice ¢ and everythin, Fete, cH portainiag to” Pete ssest ih | per acta a DESC BIPTION, ee UPHOLSTERY, ie! * =| at greatly 3 PE 2 > LESS THAN /3 | REDOCED PRICES. We are closing vut our BI (VES, f REMOVAL, ABOUT JA: \ WEEKLY a4 MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN arpets and Bedding at B. M. COW. Prirewalt ran 'S, 159 and 157 Chatham street; am ‘and F d trade, Inqeireof E. BLU widen ier legitinvate and ie al! RARE CHANCE TO) DOUBLE $506 'TO $1,000 IN. sixty aa businass: light; sales untimited ; ample security; increase tbe business. CUITY, saien o A the best box 175 SINGLE MAN, WITH BUSINESS QUALIFICA- tionw and $2,500 ‘cash, Bying 3 arenenery: avores im the city, Adeéress B., STABLISHED REAL ESTATY OFFICE #OR $150— Half cost rounts elegat blo place for any office busines’ chem oy to take half interest in one of sly furaiahed: rent $30; suite 2° CO., 808 Peondweay, Tye EB BUSINESS—$50,000. Parties baving eeantdinery tupply of ico for this market aud’ for shipping will sall a minor interest ora majority, ood standing. Interest for sale pretbabie cartels oF tastage tot $0 those who have been heretofore int ences exchanged. Principals only need appl: MILLER, Constnental Insurance” Building, street, room 5 fuctlities in the wholesale with conerol, te business men j any part of $50,000, ‘The apie is well known ed in I jo, 2 ferred. ARTNER WANTED—WITH GAPITAL, TO TAKE half interest in the mamafacture of pickles, sauces, Ac., already establishea, one who understands the business: pre~ Address FIC! KLES, Herald office, ARTNER WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN, WITH 94/000) cash, energetiz and best referenee, caw secure an Dastner in one of the oldest and best paying retail gents nishing stores in the city offered: I find it too, confining: alone. d_ address, w: RISHING: Herald officn, aval is-sn opportunity se Bite bal yan fall name and address, GENTS’ F ra ui E ADVERTISER, COMMANDING A LONG ESTAB- lished ‘trade in made up and piece lace goods of $175,000 per annum, ts desirous of meeting a business man: with from $12,000 to $15,000 cash, with a viewto u partnor- ship. Address H. R., Herald office. {ramense stock and low prices. T FAVORS AUCTION HOUSE, 13 EAST FOUR- t parlor and’ ‘chamber, Furniture, % Beds, Lounges, &c, Owners uch advanced on anything, from'a pinto» on suie or storage. T GEORGE A. CLARKS, 747 BROADWAY, FINE Parlor and.Bedroom Furnisare, Carpets, Mirrors, Par- ior Bods, &c., on bis popalar syotem of monthiy papas Houses amd partments furnished to order. A LAGE _ASSORTM OF CARPETS, FURNI- ture'and Bedding at lowest cash prices at O'FAR- thd extensive salesroceis, 410’ Fighth avenue, betweem * th and Thiesy- first streets. Payments taken weekly ormouthip A FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS, CAUSRD BY PRES- » ent bank crisis, compel piven family to-sell their Household Furniture. (at seeritice), vis.:—Damusk satin Parlor Suis, mong a $1,200, for FOU: dor ntlk brocad 3, alabuente aie Bedroom Se Waekatands, &e. and’ Denimg. Fureies ingle Bs senitnsirclou ‘Suige, crear aetae bas Paints # rae uc. al ani i toust be ‘Call poe; Carmen Bh. pari West’ 16th st. tne GENTLEMAN IN NEED O¥ MONEY WILL SELU A one-third original cost aM the gntire magnificent Household Furniture of private rectdence 21 East Twentieth Street, near Broadway, consisting: of magn: ‘arlor Bit bigme pieces coveted in tan, cesoliner with bive rales also brosatel, rep and lmireloth Sees; Bedroom Suite, Car pets, dc, Please call before purchasing eluewhere. A. —FOR SALE, AT PRIVATE PRSIDENCE, 120° WEST Twenty-third street, near Sixth 7th avenue, Barlor Suita, 4 pieces, covered inant, cost $1,000; for ‘one’ do., S135: Tarkioh Su rep and hedectoth Suits, $35 and 355° iolsia snd pie binek’ weluut Bodstends. Dreeeiog Conan Bureaus, Wushstands Wardrobes, halrand spring Mathresees, Dining Furniture, Extension Table, Matfer, Chairs, £0. 7 Misopeod four roan’ Bieabury & Oo, Hieber rol mtond3, pale UCTION> ROOMS 39 AND 41 EA8T THIRTEENTH Street.—All kinds of modern and antique Furnit Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Paintings, Books, Silver, &ec., private sale at auction prices. C ARPETS, purehaser. DENTISTS.—ANY DENTIST IN OR AROUND New York withing to dlsposo-of hia business may find a: Address C. 10, station c business; ANTED—A PARTNER,. WITH $10,000, TO. HAVE the whole control of a well established Soa aeta es ont er treated Herald office. with, Address PRELIABLES Ww* ‘ANTED—A) PARTNER WITH | 1,000, facture a st: business cpabtliticn preferred, Inquire STEIN, 127 Grand street. NTED—A PARTY WITH PROM $5,000 TO $5,000 | to increase ® good paying manufacturing full operation; references exchanged. business im P., Herald TO MANU- man having M, SILBER cash article; © youn turin; dress erie ENERGETIC MAN WITH $10,000, TO tr iness; will double . On, Herald office, interest of retiring momber in alight manifac- investment semivyoarly. Ad+ V 107 ANTED—A PARTNER WITH, CAPITAL, TO EX. tend an old established manufacturing business thas a © good protit; real estate security for eupital, Address x 164 Herald office. yoar. $1.700 respectable business, Inquire of W. —A GENTLEMAN WITH THIS. AMOUNT + can secure an interes in & pleasant, easy and Yolding a, cash income of 815,000 SHARPE & CO., 25 Park row. $2,000 cash business, yielding good profits pocial amy for 10 days, TO $3,000.—SPECIAL oR ACTIVE | arinor in an old-established no mpeotes to secured; the best ot references, fess, TERPRISE, Herald office. 5.000. $5 at 40 Cortlandt street. —PARTNER WANTED—IN A MANUFAC. ‘+ turing business, fve years’ established, in W. N. ABBOT. own In importan keys hav Cabinet, valuable Paintings, A fair bonus will bo pad Ads “id? neat ofion, 4,500, Boston wnt Philadelphia. To give an idea of the enormous differ- ence between the lowing table of the rates paid by a leading New York house is apponded:— Ox tin plates, pig and bar tin and lead, special, per 00 tba, $30. 00; ining for Januar RAILROAD EXTORTION. HOW NEW YORK SUFFERS AND BOSTON. PROS~ PERS THROUGH A RAILROAD COMBINATION,’ Considerable dissatisfactian has been aroused in. mercantile etrcles in this. city by the course-adopted by the freight lines running from New. York. to the Wost. For some years past that course has been re- garded as antagonistic to the general commercial inte- rests of the city and injurious in an especial manner to many of the leading branches of trade which are centred: here, to the great advantage of competing cities, Since the 15th of November the ovil has been largely increased, and has been felt to such an extent by many of the leading New York hous mined to take prompt and decisive action to procure a aremedy. Since the completion of the Hoosac Tunnel it has been found that goods can be sent to the West from New York through Bostoa mach cheaper than directly by the lines running out of New York, to.a combination entered into by the latter. timore to send goods by propeller to Boston and thence West than to send them directly West from Baltimore. | ‘This apparent anomaly is caused by the excessive com- bination rates charged by the lines running from New York, which have pet % To Chicago rt To St, Lou! Bo, 420, To Cincinnat... + 820, We 24o, To Dubuque. « Oe te wo To Louisville. . 440, Be. Bio. S) . Be ie 190, Ze. 4a. 2e « 4a 2le — B30. Ide, gan send. goods from Boston to Chicago at the tallowing rates por 100 pounds:— First Second Third Fourth Fifth class, class. class. class. class, 400, 400. 800, 6c, Prom New York to Chicago direct: First Second Third Fourth class, class, class, class. — Speciah he Wc. 5c. 60c, 80 tar as can be learned the discropancy on other classes is even greater than on those above given. The reason given for the cheapness of the Boston rates is the fact that the Boston Grand Trunk line stubbornly refuses to combine, and thus keeps the competition ‘very close. B & weak condition ha’ means, at the expense of New York, and if the present combination continues much longer the effect on the business of this city will be very serious, ‘Tho large houses which have large business with the ‘West will not suffer alone, but the whole community will lose by the transfer of @ large and profitable trade vo other points, A number of leading New York merchants, pressed with the serious nature of the inte Stake and the necessity for prompt and vigoro! have determined to call a meeting of business men at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday next, 8th inst., at two P. M., to consider the matter and take carly action to presi ‘relief. Ex-Governor Noble, of Wisconsin, formerly weigher in the Custom House, took possession formally of the Seizure Room in the Custom House yesterday, the his predecessor in office, An air of gloominess hung cover the Custom House yesterday, produced by the weather and the dopression of thé olficers at having their salaries olipped. CAPITAL AND A GENERAL PARTNER wanted—By an old established house, reor- business in active operation, and best.trade in the country. Apply to | 98 Broadway. ame oe 2 that it has been deter- also it has been found cheaper 1D arranged on a basis, to many inte of nearly 100 per cent in favor of always largely in favor of Baltimore and joston and New York rates the fol- —— From ————_—— New York. Bostom Baltimore + Be 5G, 300, wholesale ary goods business Many Boston houses which were lately in been already built up by this THE (3 CUSTOM HOUSE ng been handed to him by Colonel Treichel, Bea Dating, & Rr ats taken ok or montiy KELLY & CO. corner Twenty-fifth street and Sixth _| Proesircas. a6. AND CARPETR Greatoloaring-out sale forthe nezs three weeks Look.at these prices, Parlor Suits. from $26-and upward. Walnut Bureaus, from $4 25 and upward Bed Lounges,,trom $4.50 and apward. Chamber Suits, from $22 oad upward. ‘Walnut Suits, from $40 and upward. Carpets. Brussels, , Sh. B5e., 400. and 0s. + 40c, und! 500, Bruggots, all aiges. sh velvet Carpets, $2 per yard. Bo iy Brussela$1 yard. Lace Curtains from $2 per pair 40 $3. All other goods at equally low pri et aetewe pacereoeac1d suet 1b: eaventie, bevween Thiny-Afth wad Tuirty-4ixte A streate, iG (successor te REAT SAGRIFIOR, ON ACCOUNT OF ALTERAa- tions.—We are now. offering Parlor and Chamber Fur. tmiture, Bedding, Springs, &c., at exceedi low prices. EGLESTON’S, Eighth avenue, Thirty-t! and Thirty- * fourth careete,’ DENTISTRY . SET OF TEETH MADE IN THRER HOURS AT 128 Wost Thirty-fourth street, betwoen Sixth and Seventh avenues, near romdway —Special mechanical aen- tistry; coral, ee rose whalebone nonber. gold and asi ine Bet ra, Hingiators ke. c- From Grand, vireet fern 77 oF, ae care: roadway ears, SEWAROUGH, as West Thinttourth tereet BEAUTIFUL ‘SET, 8; GUM igre $10, WAR- the times; ranted; Silver Fillings, S0c. ; G rices ‘to suit pectmens.” N. 'B.—Dental rooms 22 xteenth street. Remember, 262 Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st., N. T COST.. | te OUT STOCK OF MARBLEIZED Mantels; finest selection of Marble, Mantels, TN pate ties, modern designs. Turning for the trade, at S. & CO.'S. Steam Marble Works, West Fifty-tirst seeenibe tween Bose, and Eighth avenae, ARBLE AND yer pis MANTELS, NEW DE- ee from. $12 upward; also Monumental work reduced prices Turning for the trade. BER 194 Bast 15th st. near Third avenue, New York. VERY FINK MARBLE AND MANBLEIZED Mantels. will be sold auction by JERE. JOHNSON, Ee on Tharsday, at 10%¢. o'clock, at the Marble Works, 554°Hi ndson. street, near B: i street, oe ~ BILLIARDS. MERICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, with Delaney’s wire cushiows, solely used in all cham: jonship and. match games; second hand Tables at great argains. H. GRIFFITH & CO., 40 Vesey street, BILLEARD TABLE AT A BARGAIN, 4 RQOKETa, ans maker, if taken immediately. Apply to sreriien DITCHETT, No. 2 New Chambers st reek tafe ls STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL Billiard Tables, with tho colebrated Phelan & Collender ee cushions, for sale in this city only at 738 Broad- Wes NEW O08 a, HAND PARLOR ard Table; must be Addi “pratt with terms and particulars, J. F,, box, 2290. ‘Post, ‘office, New York. 3, NEW BEVEL BILLIARD TABLES, CARVED LEGS, first class; also one second hand, 5x10, all complete, salo cbs 19 East Twenty-third street, piano store, MISCELLANEOUS, eo ROOFING AND. PAINT IN THE COUNTRY; sted for six years: State and county rights for sale. ‘Address NUTOMINGS, Fansic Roof Company. 209 Canal st, __._ WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4 se. A “ATT BLE BLEECKER, STREET, BT, NEAR 2 BROADWAY.— M ad) ca Diasionds, Wat Jewell Pianos, £5; else Pawnbrokers’ Ticket! noughe of Diamonds Watches ka 77 Sleeaker street, feet, up stairs, T O18 BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND AT rentyiicn esreath, GEO. M, LYNCH, Diamond Mer- Ghant.-Diamonds, Jewelry, Watchoa, Silverware, Camels? Hair Shawls, &o,; bighest prices paid; loans negotiated, Ladies’ room No. L TAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER: bomght and sel back, when desired at a very .C. ALLEN, 110 Broadway, nea ud Jewelry repaired. Payer WATOWRS, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, Pianos, Furniture, Furs, SI Life Policies, &e., nought. “Advances made on ,avechandes left on commaltentod or for storage, Address 8, FIRUSKL, box 141 Herald dflice, 40% SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY.FOURTH and Twentp-fifth streets. “ee co inees tm: on Diamonds, Watebes, Jewelry, Silks, Li and Shawls, Same bought at foll-vata my BERNARD. \T FLATTO’S UPTOWN E ESTABLISH MENT, — Sixth avenue, comer Forty-sixth steot, ladies and Uemen wil) positively reactive tas aes 9 i than per cent more elsewhere for cast Clothing, Cas Jewelry, Orders promptly atvended ve by Mr ge Mrs RE ATO. Bie Git aes T B, MINT2'S GREAT WESTERN AGENCY STORE 422 Sixth awenno, between Twenty-tinh and Twonty. Sixth streets, SO per cent more cash will be paid tor Clovning, Carpets, Jewelry than clsewhere, entiemen wild do-well to call on or send & note to Mrs, MINTZ. | “Brooklyn orders attended. At aes MARKS’ WELL KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT, 101 Sixth, avenu opposite Bight street—Ladies and gens tomen ca A receiv: utmost value in cash for Cast-o® Clothing Carpers, Jewelry, Laces, & galaross dhe number, as abo e wee call V4 or Ladies waited on Marks. "Please try and lyn promptly attended REAL ESTATE SALES. ‘The attendance yesterday at the salesrooms was very small, R, V, Harnett sold in foreclosure two lots, each 25 by 100.11, on West 112th street, south side, 175 feet, west of Tenth avenue, to Miller, Stroughtanberg & Peckham for # 400, ‘said proverty being valued /ag 8 year tteae edast we look: . EDWARD MILLERS WELL KNOWS BSTAB lishment, 68 Sixth avenue, near Waverley, place the Wamnost for cast-off Cio} Carpets, ae. 4 Sng on of addressing Mr. or Mrs. webE ait “A “CAMERON'S GREAT SECOND HAND CLOTHING . ae pays 100 per cent more In cash f ing, ey Fewelry and Fawn Tickets, oy ho im York oF rookiyn, Alt orders atriekly cont dential, Air Ma or Mrs, G2 MERON, 172 Guide 0 ~