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

_ and I. C. | FINANIAL AND COMMERCIAL | | The Stock Market sett and Strong—Lake Shore a Field of Blood, | \ | 7-8 A 114.3-8 A M4 14, | | GOLD 113 Money on Call 6,5 and 41-2 Per Cent _Rag | Paper at the Clos: 87,33—Railroad and Government Bonds Firm. Wat Srexer, } Wroxnspar, Dec 8—6 P. M. | There bas veen a slaughter of the innocents to-day, | with Jay Gould as the modern Herod and Lake Shore he scene of the massacre, There was nothing tn early Dusiness hours to foreshadow the impending casualty, | and playful “shorts” gambolled or gambled (spell it as | you will) in frolicsome but false security. It, however, became apparent that Herod—only yesterday threat. ened with translation to another sphere, whero there is | aught to corrupt and no railways to break through | and steal—had thought {t a superior dodge to appear as @ convalescent on ’Change, and renew his vitality by a bountiful meal on the uususpicious bears. Very curiously, people who have for years past, with intense solicitude, looked after Commodore Vanderbilt’s | health as a matter that, becoming impaired, would serl- | ously affect the stock market, have been quite blind to | { the fact that Jay Gould is also liable to the visit of the | grimenemy, But there ts this to be said in explana- | tiom of the matter. People as arule believe in the veteran Railroad King; they incline to think him | “‘equare,’’ and discredit any protended mortuary dodge ‘upon his part for the purpose of affecting prices. Buy ‘there is another feeling with regardto Gould, They | believe hima sham (and Brie stockholders call him | womething worse), and take it altogether they have no faith in his fits and his pills and potions as they begin ‘to have no faith in his puts and calls, AS regards mag- nitude of interest, undoubtedly Commodore Vanderbilt | surpasses Gould and, ceteris paribus, tho death of the | former should affect financial circles more seriously than that of the latter, But things are not equal. The ‘wealth of the former is vested in sound, dividend earning securities; that of the latter in marginal ad ‘vances upon uncertain fancies. So when yesterday the Great Mogul was reported im | extremis, incredulous brokers stuck their tongues in + their cheeks and had warning recollections of Red Rid- 4ng Hood and the sick wolf imgrandmamma’s nightcap. Union Pacific, in whieh nobody deals except Gould and his tall, fell off of course, as was intended it should do, and the rest of the market sympathized slightly, as it ‘was meant it should do, also, | do., coupon (do), 14% a 115, do. do., 1865, registered, | the company, in refutation of rumors to the contrary, | frst mortgage at 102%. | w043¢; Contra! Pacifies, 106% a 106%. Thia in preparation for to-day’s work, when Herod ‘would be on his legs again, ready to carry fire and sword among the innocents of the Stock Exchange, As no- ticed above, Lake Shore was the field of blood, and here | perished the unfortunate ones who had traded upon a - bellef in Gould’s mortal illness. Opening at 6924, the price was gradually advanced under the continuous Duying of the Gould faction until the entire interest of | the markot was concentrated in this one stock, the quo- | tation at the close marking 6134, nearly the highest | figure of the day. Lookers-on competent to jndge estimate the amount purchased by Gould’s brokers to be in the neighborhood | of 60,000 shares, which, in view of the moderate effect | produced upon the price, would seem to show an inor- dinate quantity of bread for so small an amount of sack, Northwest advanced from 54% to 66%. The com. | ‘mon stock remained dull and neglected nearly all day at from 835 to 39%, but later, on the buying in of the “short” stock of a failed firm, the price advanced to 86% a 39%. The St. Paul stocks sympathized with the | market to a limited extent, the common selling from | i 854 to 864, and the preferred from 66 to 66%. Eric | was fairly active between 15% a 16% 016%, Michigan | Central sold from-60% to 61% a 615. Ohio and Missis- | sippi rose from 173, to 17% on limited transactions, Rock Island was neglected and weak at 1047% a 104%, ‘while the other investment sharos were dull and steady. Wabash declined to 43 on sales “under the rule.” Union Pacific only reflected stagnation, with its small gales at 78 a 774 a 78. Pacific Mail did better in amount of business, yet was not strong at 403; a 4014 ali. | ‘Western Union advanced from 7634 to 77 on the declar- ation of the quartorly dividend of 2 per cent. Fluctuations in the rest of the market are scarcely | deserving of mention, and the subject of stocks may be dismissed in quoting them as generally quet and | © strong ADVANCE AND DECLINE. ‘The changes in closing prices since those of yesterday are as follow: Avvaxce.—Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, %; New | York Central, %; Delaware and Lackawanna, i; Erie, ; Hannibal’ and St. Joseph, %; Lake Shore, 2%: jorthwest common, 1; do. ie ferred, 134; Ohio aud Lary ge 9%; Pacific Mail, 34; St. Paul, 5; do, com- | mon, %; Western Unton, %; iidsoan Pacific, 1; Michi- | gap oesirats % ; gold, | Decus.—Harlem, 4} District of Columbia, bonds, 4; Brie, in London, ¥. ‘Srarioxany,—New Jersey Central, Union Pacific, | Wabash, Rock Island, Quicksilver, Panama and G, C: ‘°MB SALES TO-DAY. | The transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggregated 183,700 shares, which’ were distributed among active stocks as follows:—New York Central | and Hudson, 270; Erie, 9,800; Lake Shore, 103,900; | Cleveland and Pittsburg, 180; Northwestern, 5,200; do, proferred, 7,500; Rock Island, 1,500; Pacific Matt, | 20,900; St. Paul, 8,600; do. preferred, 3,000; Ohios, | 1,300; Western Union, 18,200; Wabash, 1,100; Union | Pacific, 1,700. OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. ‘The following table shows tne opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— on Highest. Lowest. New York Central i aa 100% | iso 16 ig ert 61%, 59 6 4g 39% 384, 56% BAN 104% 104: 90 90 90 yal... 8536 8635 3534 Mil. and St. Paol preferred. 66 66.55 66 Ohio and Misstssippi...... 174 17% tr New Jersoy Central....... 1054 103% 10554 | Del., Lack. and Western... 120 12035 120 Union Pacific. é 71% ©., 0. and 1. G. ‘ 4s . 7645 . Pe) * i, 125 a bine. a4 & 120) a 16 = 2 s a Us Bx 57 as 133) Welle Pargoitx bay & bs eal . y © tos a a re! | ‘THR MONEY MARKET, Call loans at the Stock Exchange ruled toxlay as high 486 por cent and as low as4per cent. The closing quotation was 41 a5 per cent, Foreign exchango | continues quiet, with business at 484 for bankers’ tong and 4.8754 a 4.87% for demand sterling, The rates of discount to-day for New York exchango from the cities named are as follows:—St. Louis, $1 to $1 25 per $1,000 discount; Cincinnati, $1 per $1,000 discount; Chicago, par. ‘THN GOLD MARKET, Gold closed at 1144, after selling at 118%. The car. rying tate was 1 per cent, Loans were also made flat, ‘and at 2 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem for use, Rag paper closed at 87.33, OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE be i Gross clearances. .... CLEARING HOUSE STATHMENT. Currency exchanges Currency balances, . Gold exchanges, Gold balances... UNITRD STATES TREASURY. The bank notes recetved for redemption to-day | amounted to $400,000; revenue to-day, $300,000; cus toms to-day, $470,000, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $27,000 gold OM account of interest and $375,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, GOVERNME! BONDS, Government bonds wore Grim at the following | Pennsylvani 61% Philadelph 5535 | Lehigh Valley. 625% Catawissa Railroad pi 43% Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. ...... 193% Northern Coutral Railroad, 33% Lehigh Navigation...... 5046 Lehigh Navigation gold loan. . . 107 | Ohio, and Mississippi. protorred, $100 each, 36%; | Scrip, 10444 ; |. 6 shares New York Gaslight Company, $100 each, ach, Lode | 17534 ; 66 shares United States Life Insurance Company, | gan Ban, $100 each each, | $40 each, 9834 ; iS tare | each, 132 a 133) | surance contre | third street Railroad Company (hypothecated), $100 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1875—TRIPLE SHERT. quotations:—United Stazes currency sixes, 122 122%; do do, 1881, registered, 1104 a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 123% » 124; do, fivo-twenties, 1864, registered (called bonds), 114% a 115; do, do., 115% a 116; do, do., do, coupon, 215%" 116; do." do., new, registered, 116% ® 117; do. do, do., coupon, 120% «120%; do do., 1867, registered, 118% a 119% ; do. do, do, coupon, 12214 a 122%; do, do., 1968, registered, 118% a 119%; do. do., do., coupon, 12254 412% ; do. ten- See registered, 1173 a 117% ; do. do., coupon, Uya 13; Jo. new fives, registered, 116% allt; do. do, \ ay , coupon, 137 a 117K. THR FOREIGN MARKET. In London British consols are firmer, United States bonds are higher for the ten-forties and new tives, lower for the five-twenties of '67, and unchanged for the '65’s, The Bank of England to-day gained £15,000 bullion on balance, The following quotations:—Congols, money, 93%; 93% @ 94; old "65 bonds, 103: 10944; ten-forty bonds, 105% a 106 do., ‘67 bonds, 10034 a 5 Dew fives, 10434. Erie, 114% @ 114%, The rate for money at the Lon- account, don Stock Exc 8 1% percent, Rentes, 66a In Frankfort, new fives, 99%. RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds were strong, notably Chicago and Northwestern gold sevens, which were higher because of the semt-official announcement of the president of that the company has not been in so good condition for years, both in respect to its finances and condition of road and equipment, The advance was from 84% to 853g. New Jersey Central firsts, ‘new, advanced to 11534 and Michigan Central sevens to 101. Hudson River sinking fund sold at 11134. Sales of Burlington, Ceaar Rapids and Minnesota firsts were made at 3575 a 86; Hanmibal and St. Joseph eights at 7944, St. Paul consolidated sinking fund at 8134, Morris and Essex sevens of 1871 at 10544, loston and New York air line The following were the closing quotations for Pacific Union Pacific firsts, 104% a 104% ; do, land grants, 10034 #10034: do sinking funds, 04% BANK SHARKS. Bank shares gold at 128 for Irving, 12334 for Mer- chants’, 153 for Shoe and Leather and 85 for Hanover. ‘The latest bids are annexed:—America, 153; American Exchange, 116; Centra! National, 1024; Chatham, 140; Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 123; East River, 104; First National, 200; Fourth National, 9734; Gold Exchange, 119; Importers and Traders’, 19734; Irving, 128; Mercantile, 105; Merchants’, 123; Nassau, 103; New York, 132; New York County, 280; Ninth National, 80; Park, 140; Phoenix, 100; St, Nicholas, 100. eTATR BONDS wore quiet and steady. District of Columbia 8.65’s sold at 69; Missouri sixos, long bonds, at 10234, and Old ‘Yen. nogsee sixes at 404. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS, The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at threo o'clock this day :— Bid, Asked, City sixes, old.. 102% City sixes, new. 106% | Camden and Amboy Railroads 2.22. SECURITIRS AT AUCTION. ‘The following were sold at auction to-day by order of | the executor of the estate ot William A. Fitzhugh, do- | ceased: $10,000 St. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad Com- pany ‘first mortgage bonds, $1,000 each, 94; $5,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company first mortgage six per cent gold bonds, 20; $670 59 Chesapeake nd | Ohio Railroad Company registered income seven per cent bond, and receipt of the New York Guaranty and Indemnity Company for coupous 8, 9, 10 and 11 taken from the last above mentioned six per cent mortgage bond, 11; $10,000 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minue- sota Railroad Company first mortgage convertible seven per cent gold bonds, $1,000 each, 3244; 1,050 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Railroad Com- pany, 20; $10,000 Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail- roud Company consolidated mortgage sinking fund con- vertible boads, coupon trom 1st February, 1876, inclu- sive attached, $1,000 eaclt, 25; $10,000 South Side Rail- re ‘of Long island, first’ mortgage sinking tnd bonds, $1,000 each, $5,000 Syracuse, Bingham- ton and New York Ra Company first mortgaye bonds, interest April and October, $1,000 each, 98; $3,000 Wabash and Western Railroad Company second mortgage bonds, intorest coupon of May, 1875, attached, $1,000 each, 4934; $500 do., do., 48%; ' $7,000 Toledo | and Wabash Railroad Company second mortgage bonds, | coupon of May 1, 1875, attached, 49%; $14,000 Mul: waukee and St, Pant Railroad Company ‘rst mortgage seven per cent convertible bonds on Iowa and Minne- sota division, 843¢; $12,000 St. Louis, Allon and Torre Haute Railroad Company income ‘second mortgage bonds, 67; $2,000 do, do, do., $600 each, O75, $0,000 whicago and ' North: Railroad Company first mortgage bonds, 100%; 2,000 do. do, do. aiateas February and Aagust, '$500' each, 100%; $700 Erie Railroad Company preferred stock, dividend certificate payable, December, 16, 1875, $12 for lot; 100 shares rie Railroad Company ' preferred, $100 each, 813%; 100 shares Rensselaer and Saratoga Ralléoad Company, $100, euch, 116; 100. shares | es Bank of Commerce in New York, $100 each, idem $10,000 Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing and Transportation Company first mortgage bonds, $ 000 each ; $2,600 Grand Tower Mining, Manafactur- ing and Transportation Company first mortgage bonds, $500 each, $13 per bond; $6,000 Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing and Transportation Company second | mortgage bonds, $1,000 each, $11 per bond ; $8,000 | Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing and Transporta- tion Company unsecured bonds, $1,000 each, $1 per | 1p sha Woat Un Tel. 703 3500 go 1 rhea 6 400 Erie Rit, do...) 100 NY Catt RR. do og to 10 Mich ‘Se a8. 00 10 50 10 do. 106 n Pao RR. 100 Tol & Wab eit) tg Too Ma StF iki 100 Ls 4 SRR 59 50 do, 65% 6 1500 59g 600 Mil & st P RR. : 3000 50% cree 100 59% 100 Ohio & M iit 1900 69! 300 do . 1600 59% 100 ASL & Pac pf....63 3% ‘B00. 59% 100 do... uh 2900 59% $5000 Brooklyn 6's, w 1000 B, H&E at... a 9. 20% 200 2008 Bae ny Ai List 103 100 18 & SRRbCo 10000 0, B & Q7 bs 6000 SP Ist,Lis 10000 H & St 01 10000 L 8 Lst, con, 'r & be W be 4000 Dal & itr bk 5000 Mor & Es Isto. I 90 she Irving Bani 80 Hanover, Bank... 100 do. 200 Erie RR. 500 do. 200 do. 25N5 Ci 100 dc $1500 U 10000 U 900 do 200 Erie KR. 200 do. 300 do. 400 LS & M 190 do. $1000 US 5-20, 10000 Mo.6's,1b.;.b.0 102 1000 Un Pac 1000 Un Pac 2000 NJ Cen bond ; 200 shares Erie Lead Company, $1 per lot ; 125 | 600 shares Mount Carbon Coal and Railroad Company, $100 | 3 each, $45 for lot; 20 shares Oxford Iron Company, $100 each, $105 for lot ; 200 shares Guymard Lead Company, | $1 for lot; | Company Consolidated mortgage bonds, $1,000 cach, | 112%. By order of Executor—105 shares Uairo City | Property Stock, $100 each, $400 tor lot. By order of Executrix—6 shares Metropolitan Gaslight Company, $100 each, 159 ; $200 Metropolitan Gaslight Company 1’ share Clinton Hall Association, $100, 155, 'For account of whom it may concern—20 ‘shares Now York Gaslight Company, $100 each, 147 ; 100 shares New York Gaslight Company, $100 each, 151 a 152; 100 shat each, Manufacturers and Merchants’ tbr Wh shares, Sasi” Aveeae’ Badrvea, Doss, pany, $100 each, $1,700 do. do., scrtp, $4,000; 25 shares Jefferson Insurance Company, £3 tach, 168; 12 shares Kighth Avenue Railroad Company, $100 ‘each, a 12 shares German Amert- ; 30 shares National Trust 9034185 shares Grocers’ Ban ‘Gallatin National Bank, 46 5 2 shares Manhattan Gaslight Gom- ¥, $50 each, dba a Metropolitan ‘Gaslight mpany, scrip isa, shares Broaaway National bank g20 2 ath 2% cthates Reliet Fire ln ‘4; 4 shares Mercantile Fire Insurance haeeaay '$50 ‘each, 102; 16 shares Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company, $50 each, 190; om, 3 Broadway Fire Insurance Com- pany, each, 206; 20 jane Stuyvesant re fteapaes Company, each, 181g 100 shares Toledo, ‘abash at ‘Wostorn’ Rallroad oer) peony $100 each, 544; 26 shares Grocers’ 40 each, 100% ; $100 shares Chicago, Burlington eat Link Railroad Company, $100 cach, 115; 100 shares Manhattan Gaslight Company, $50 each, 5 B00 bg $250,000 ‘New York, Housatonic, and Northern Rail’ Sead bonds (ayp othecated), $1,600 for lot; $6,000 Chi- cago and Northwestern Nailtoad interest ‘bonds, due 1883, 10134; $11,500 Atlantic and. Pacifie Railroad Com. pany six cent gold bonds, due December 1, 1833, interest June and mber, 104; ; $500 New York Cen: tral Railroad (Buffalo and Niagara Falls division) six per cent bonds, due 188%. interest May and November, 10054; $5,000 Union Pacific Railroad Company (Kastern division) income bonds, due 1916, interest March and Soptenbor, No. 16 coupon on, 1034; $1,200 Chesapeake and Ohio Ratlroad Company six percent bonds, Novern- ber, 1875, coupon on, $100 each, 26; $500 Chesapeake and Obio Railroad Company six por cent bonds, Novem- ber, 1875, coupons on, 314; 26 shares Bank of the Manhattan Company, $60 cach, 18614; $6,000 Chicago, Danville and Vincennes Railroad A toe (indiana division) first mortgage bonds, 22% ; 150 shares Twenty- of Now York, $60 e Company, each, 82 1 MEMORANDA, Elsewhere wil! be found a fall report of the meeting | of merchants held to consider the means of relief from the unjust and ruinous discrimination against this city mow practised by every railroad entering it. Thore is one very effectual modo of relief if all others fail, to wit:—a demand upon the Legislature of New York for Protection. The Contral and Hudson River Railroad and tho Western Union Telegraph companies each have de- clared a regular quarterly dividend of two per cent pay- able January 15, 1876. RARSINGS OF THR ORNTRAL PACIPIO RATLROAD COMPANY. For the month of Novemver, 1875, $1,508,000 For the month of November, 1874. . 1381, 766 For the month of November, 1873. . 1/228, 751 Earnings first eleven montha, 1875, 15,594,183 Earnings first eleven months, 1874. . 13,162,479 Earnings first eleven months, 1873. .......9.. 13,809)026 It is andorstood that the earnings this year ropre- sentan increased number of miles operated by the company. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES inch alblpeslannaned Weovkspay, Doo, 8, 187% $5,000 New York and Harlem Railroad | 10 BEYORR CALL—10 A. M, $5000 Dis Col9.65'... 69 GOO ME LA AMSREK,.. G0) GUNS Von txtnbw 115 SW does 100 do. 200 Han & St 70 LS&M SBA 1000 Mich Cen 5 shs Shoe & L B'k.. 15: 100 West Un tol..be 7 10:15 AND 11:30 A, $10000 US 5's, 10408, 18 5'st,'01... as. 123 '67.bo 1. 2hg 25000 U bee 123! 25000 do. FIRST BOARD—10: 110846 100 she Mich 0 RE.be yo a 600 Hox 100 9° 700 845% 1200 ae me 200 eC dbo 500 as Bt FESS ee esseettsa 100, do 100 Tol & Wab. 200 M & St Paul. 100 do. 500 100 100 S00 ie 10) Mo, 4 tex. ‘bo 8 BEFORE CALA—12:30 P.M, 3400 shs LS &MS RR 60) 600 do. 604, 100 do 60 1000 do. Gum | 100 do. eo 100 do 60% 600 Un Puc 78 }O) do. 7B 100 do i | 100 do. 73 100 Pittsburg RR. 00 CLAN W pt 100 RE. 100 Ubio & M Kx. -b3 2PM. 120% $10000 US5-20,c,callb 114% SKCOND® BOARD—1” P, M. 2000 shs LB & M8 ©,'65,n. 104% ” Vg.) 100 n Isi,new 1193 Bly do. 1OUNYO & 100 Erie RR 100 0 &N W. c De 102 ¢ be ‘sols sae as Bh 4 -— \ 41 40% 60) oO 60) 60) ac RE. som ito tL, KO & N bd 60! too BeLtiMeas Bibs 16 230 TO 3 P.M, 6 1500 sha L 5 & MS... 61 46! 1700 dk él 35 ag | 85! él 233) 61, 23 6L 76% 40 6r a : Le 8 ue Soi 89 89) | fi a 3 = ait Fd 36. 47 17 L . 104%, 104) 1043 a ar io 5 TER G8 200 & aig vs COMMERCIAL REPORT, COTTON ON LOWER—FLOUR THE SPOT STEADY—FUTURES, 1-320, QUIET—-WHEAT STEADY— CORN DULL AND UNCGHANGED—OATS QUIET— DULI-—LARD ¥IRM—PRTROLEUM DULL—SPIRITS TURPENTINE STEADY—ROSIN UNCHANGED—OILS UNCHANGED—¥REIGHTS STEADY—HEMP AND WHISKEY JUTR UNCHANGED— QUIET-*GUNNIES STEADY—COFFER QUIET AND NOMINAL—SUGAR QUIET AND BARELY STEADY. Weownspar, Dec, 8—6 P, M. The markets romained quiet and unchanged as a gon- oral thing, and the exceptions were not of af tmport- ant character. was steady. On ’Chango flour was quiet, Wheat Corn was dull and unchanged. Oats quiet, Whiskey quiet Pork dull and nominal. Lard frm. Freights were steady, Cotton on the spot was steady, Futures were lower. Coffee was quiet and barely steady, Gunnies wero steady. Hemp and jute wore un- changed. Ros jin was unchanged. Spirits turpentine was quiet, but steady, Oils wore unchanged. Petroleum was still dull, Sagar was quiot and somewhat nominal. Corren,—Business in Rio was still quiet and prices wore moro or less nominal. We quote :—Ordinary cargoos, 1840. & 18%60.; fair @ 20366. 5 prim 18}Ke. @ 220. ninety days: ants, 200, « 28¢,; Sin do., 19%. @ 200.4 good do., 200. 0 do., 20%e. @ 2le.; extreme range for lota, autos, fair to good, 1940. @ 20K6., gold, ‘ava, government bags, 26c. @ 270. ; do., grass ro, do. 22e, 0 246.: Cayton. 20e. a a et fo Bomangs; Iie; Porto leo, Rica, 190. 6 21a; Mexican, 100, 6 a, vite ioyger = 20 Angostura, 190 @ 216. Savanill Toe ci fhe am a 20440. +4 Corrow on the spot was in fair demand, onty a however, city otal tures were 1-dc. lower. aoday 10 compare with, Teeedags slonin eh 1h a 733 9 14 t999 Tipo ata isa cunt ona basea on Amorican standard of classification, and on cotton in store running eee als Qot more than half @ grade above or below the grade all 8 a hoy few tidal Strict low mi Middling. Good m: 13 bE wits middiing } Hi 1a fadling fair. ibs Ptained dood ordinary, 11% jow middling, ption Spee jation 1g 7-180, middting To-Day. 899 Gelivery she sales wore as follows Yesterday, after two - M. corn 1.200 at 13h sont 8.100, at tne ot 13 11-33. ; Februaty is. 200 . a Mareti, 100 at 19 41 Te. 71.400 at 13 zo.aae. 7, 100 at sages 100 at 14 5-320; J iG, ot Me to deg oulook F or, ‘100 at 13 0. at 13ge., 1,100 at 13 7.526. 33-160; Janu 100 ‘at id” 18 11-326. ss ‘135. 16e., FFs an aoe Sie, b 800 a 15) February, 400 ai 100 at 13 Fie 100 af 13 1 $2e., 1,800 100 at 13 at 19 11-160, April, Were Tole. “11300 at 18 20.0"? Ye. 2.900 at 18760", BOO at 18 27 dc. LOY as Liga} abd at Tes itae, son at Lage B00 at 14 5B, 100 ab “16e., 100 at 143 3c, ; June, 300 at 14 igo. on acd ge duly. 400 at 147. 160., 200 af 14 13. men 300 14540. Total, 19,300 Dates Grand total, 90, Fecuiptn word us, f 22 10,309; Mobile, 2.25 i annah, 3,708; Obariest Wiloicton, tye Waltimore, 277; Bi last week, Total since September 1, 1,684,820 bi freighta closed as follows:—To Havre, by «i Hamburg, by steam, Ic., compremed; to Bromen, by steam, 1o., comprease sail, 11-160. ; to Liverpool, 7-16d. by steam ; by sail, 11. Market steady, oats, 18,792 do, 2,850 do. ; burley malty 750, flour market ruied sjuiet at unchanged figures embraced 13,000 bbls at the aunexed quotations meal was steady. We note sales of 450 bbls and 500 sacks at $3.90 4 84 for Brandywine, $3 30 a $3 60 for Western yel- low, $4.30 a $3.60 for Jorsey ‘and Pennsylvania yellow per tate Superfine state Extra Stato... Choice Bupei Extra Western. 88 Minnesota. oo Round hoop Obio, shipping brands, so Round hoop Ohio, trade brands 50 Fami); i 90 Bt. Louis, iow extr Ssh St. Louis, straight exira, St. Louis, choice double extra St. Louis, choice family. Rye flour, fine to supert Southern, No. 2. Southern, superti Bouthern,. extra. Southern, family.. SESE i} eEonaevouscmoncen Corn meal, Western. 60 Jersey... 80 Brandywine 4.00 |, puncheon. . 5 as stead: 112 for No. 1k 27 for N Milwaukee, 81 store fand afloat, $1 30 for a sinall lot of amber Michigan. Rye was hominal niS5e. a 900, Corn was dull. About 2,000 bushels Id at 73%e. in store and 75e. afloat. Oats were stead) 000 bushels sold at 4630. « 494. for No. 2 Chicago mixed, Bar oy and barley malt wore quick Peas ruled iy quiet, but ste i quoted at 12%c. 0 12Ke. for GuNwies continued steady domestic, de. n Oye. for Calenste und 1! Hear "anv Jute were unchanged, Wi can dressed, per ton, $240 a $245 for doub! for single; Russia, $220 a $225, gold: Italian, $260 » $275, gold; Jute, 8 wold; jute butts, 2 15-l6c, a So, cur- Fency, cash; Sisal hei] » Ae a 4%Xe., gold. MOLAss! 190 bbls. New drleans market steady; foreign wus quiet. nnd mixed, 220. & 20; Spee croy, Good, Boe. a OT Sis taney! OONavAt Stonsa.—Rosin was quiet and unchanged. Spirits turpentine was quiet, but stem 40 bbis. sold from stoge at 4c. 4406. Ad vicek fr Wilmington wore as follows: Rosin—Strained, $1 vod done Bl doe Tar Gna Wil milegion, 61 70 Turpentine stoady’ hatd $1.50; yollow dip and virgin, $2, 90; sparits drm, $8}. We quote: enting, 86}4c. a 87c.; rosin, common to good, =i Wilmington tar, §2 20; Washington tar, rfid sperm sold at Now Bedford at $1 60, of for export and 50) for manulac- market remained unchanged. Wo crude, S3e. a 550.5 do., south- ei ‘do., yellow and’ white winter, » 68e. ; Lard, Wwinta Sporm, "eruds, $1 oC $1'85; do., natural.do., $1 80; whal ‘do., Southern, Be vhlgueks ia ernde, Northern winter, 75e. a ‘78c. ; olive, casks, are gases. Ba $435 a $4 40; wintor bleached fish, Se. ; cru: 20. a 4 Persoceom.—The market, oontinaed dull and without change of importance. Crude, in balk, was quoted at 7c. for spot und months do., im bbls, 1o}ga for spat and month fined standard white, 12%¢, spot and moi 0 lot Napnsha, 9346, for spot and month. "phiadetp bia active; cargo lots, Le. a 1240. Balti . Ad vices from the quok 2 [uiet, Parker's firm ; Uaited Bid at $1 AY shipments nomin: $1 621¢; Union and Conduct, $13 Fnovistons.— Receipts Pork, 870 Ses ard, 1,560 tierces 5 bbls. and 103. tierce! “bacon, 2,678 ts, 278 packages. Pork e wales (ur future deliver 600 bbls. do. 208 cut iy Average, at Li dee. 500 ib 12 boxes clear bellies at 12%e. very but prices ruled steady. Bacon was dull; 13 boxe Das od clear sold at 113¢¢. Lard was firm, with an advancing ten- dency. The sales for immediate, dolivery ware about 220 tierces new Western at 3c, a 1 prime city at Me, 50 do. No 1 city ‘ lor future delivery, 800 tierces, pies the year, at 13 1- 3 1,250 do, January wt 13 8-16¢."900 do. do. at’ 13 6-826. and 850 do. do. at 13}¢6.. and 500° he's do. at 130, a 13 5-160, Butter was quiet, but fine grades continued to be. stondil hold: We quote State dairies, entire i ste ‘do od to. prim fair to Western croaniery, tabs, fair tw choice, ‘Se, was quiet and unchanged. We quote State factory, com- mon to fancy, Tige. a Lidge.; dairies, fancy, full “éream 113g0, @ 1280. | do., fair to good, Bgo-u 1OzGe"; skims, 46. 8 ers Onto factory, fair to rood, digo. a Bige. { do., fat shay ed, pod to fancy, ‘Sige, w 130. ; do., cheddar shaped, goo fancy, 90. a 1 Rive “Tho market was steady. Advices from Charleston trong market. The sales in this market were 25 colina at 6: bis. Louisiana at pe. ,000 bi ‘ owe quote :—Oaroliua, fair to prime, oe eet Lou! fair to prime, Edge. a 7c.; plain, 60. Rangoon, fair to good, Gye. 63g0.; Patna, oie. WOE ; Hauteood, In bond ayo. whkke f Ib., gold, cal. PSoGaR—A very moderate business was prices wore sontewliss, nominal. The al ugar at Tye. 43 bhds. ceuteitu Buu hhds. dor at xe. ‘he matket for retin large oxport business is passing, the, shipm gugaqemente by steam and sail thus far this woe fully T2000 pole. We quote Hair, reGning, Bige. Cub fair to choice, 8 centrifugal. ith. aid vokes, Now. 8 to 12, Sige m Oise do. molasses, Lhds. and boxes, 7° pare fe. Be. Porto Rico, ve common, 12 pris so. 8 do. wrocery, tale 0 Bbec. “AD L0G. « 10Ke, off Die, crushed, 10 a arisred, Loge. | gr ainted, foie: Sel: low, Brac. Nige. a’ U%e.; cutloal, 1130. Biuanin ruled quict, Tatioy.—The markot was dull; Nee i exten 1, 9 },000 Lbs. sold, in lots, at Receipts, 268 bbls, The market was quiet; #1 16 bid and $1 128 $1 18 asked. Fexicuts.—Muarket strong; demand fair; business accom- plished chietty in grain, petroteam and cotton tonnage, ‘Tho ero-cto Liverpool,, by sail, 2.000. bales L.; 800 bbls. flour, 3s. ; ‘500 do. rosin, dd. ; 500 bal pork, 6s. bacon, st S6e": 75 tons leather, 80s. a Se. To Giasrow, 4 oam, 8,000 bushels grain, 10 the quantity of (thr: freighd) do. reported in oar iiss lateuht haewe, Soon 8.080 Durhels. To Landon, by sail, 2000 bis. flour on private terms; 1,000 do. do., lately, Sd., and 1,000 do. F000 da. do. ad United Kingdom, with 2,250 do. do., at 6s, balance rosin and spirits turpen: fin a British bark, from Baltimore at 6s. 1 ; 80 Austrian bark, with 4,100 quarters grain, at 7s. 6d., one-third in ‘£20 gratuit; iy, another, benee for same voyage (taken out ‘of the market to be rolet), with 4,300 do. do., at 7s 6d., all bulk, £15 gratuity a Norwegian to Bristol Channel, with 1 do. nity; @ British bark, from Philadelphia ° with 6,000 do. tn Iteliaa ‘bark,’ from Baltimore’ to vei with 000 uarters do., 8s., if direct, 6d. iit thence to . (exeluding ‘west coast Irelan ne ook sea England), 7000 charters. Ta Od; am italian bark, thenoe to Son arth Roads, fs Ce od vn detec do., 7a. Te; @ British berth for be Liverpool taking | sitarday wad current rates .200 to do. aad compreesin Brivin shi ee from Bavenneh vo do. ile to 1 United States curreney ; one from Richmond to and to New York ork oF B Boston, with mn cargo, at $2 ye bbL for round triy to New York from the Spanish i ay ed to Baltimore, with Harbor at’ $150; one heace with general cargo, feet lumber $ ir yas Christi to bear to bogey St rz . ral cargo, hence to Pernambuco, $1 10 perbenc one Sane bone ‘Rieo from St. Mary's River, with lum- yr, at $7 por M. DOMESTIO MARKETS. Gatvesto: 8, Cotton firm, « Gqmmand, offerings at 12}. ¢ low mi "126; good Liga. ny “ coipts, 2,263 bales. ‘Bxports—To “Groat Hiren 1 335 : to. the Channel, 2,000; coastwise, 996. pres 78" Stock, nee 8, 1875, Cotton firm, good demand: Ming Te low mid. dling, 11%e.; good ordinary, 1 fet receipts, 10,309 eles: Tusa. Bxporte-~Co Great Brigain, 15.510; bo Conti ‘tinent, 1,325; eeue™ 2,895, Sales, 11,500. Blocks 208, Doe. 8, 1875,_~ Cotton active; middliny my Pri + low middling, 120.4 ordinary, Lie. | Net ct receipts, 22h, valent Exports—Constwise, 466, ‘Block, 50,120, WARWAM, Dec. 8, 1875, middlin middling oa Srunery, 1ige. ,773. sxporte—Coastwise, 61 5,798, RLERTON, Doe. 8, 1875, ‘@ 12 13-16c.; low mid. ic. Net receipts, 2.027 1,080; coastwise, 259, Cotton firmer; middling, 12K Gling, 12%4¢; good ordinary, Daler’ Haber te ‘he "Suman Sales, 1, 1 88,123, irits of tarpentis arya Soca Bess’ 9 siete aa of tarpentine firm's a ques a for birainod. “Tur steudy at $1 70, . ws Dec. 8, 1875. No. i spring, $3 fo a rag than 2} for double ea of No. t b 977s for arbor wineer, ertin. Wheat unchanged ate Aovextra white Michi at 70e. a 72c. Ate PAs No. } Canada at $1 23, No. 1 16. Min: Corn meal—§30 for bolted, Ke soboted pet tom, feod—Shorts, $17 a $18 50; shipstuffs, $19 a $21; middlings, $25 6 $27 por ton. BUFFALO, Dee. 8, 1875. Laake receipts —Whoat, 23,000 bushels. Railroad Flour, 6,200 bbis.; wheat, do. ; dats, 17,000; barley, 4,008 to, Flour, 6,00 “bia, ; whont, 67,000 bu 4 ley, 13,000 ghey Fest Wheat inactive; No. 1 Mil $1 20; no buyers. Gora scare 0 fold ot 2 mixed Western, nominally doe. Onus, nominally fy’ dao. Rye nominally 80c. for Milwaukes. Barley quiot and firm; no sales reported. Pork quiet at $21.50 for | a Lard quiet at ldo. Highwines nominaby Toumvo, Deo. 8, 1875, id nnchaniged. Wheat dull, No, 2 white » Bdo., BL 20; extra white Bt 20: ainber Michigan, 824 Mellor February, # nd winter, Lard ‘moss, Flour quiet Wabash, $1 § mixe new, new, spot, 40) i") fiica! No, aX white, #73401 no grade, i r No. Rei Boswomnes: ‘and 8 rejected red, 870 ‘Corn’-Deraand fatt and 0, salir Decamer, S4Ke.: Shed LC 7.500 call Prin | damaged. now, 4278, «pate, dat But unch: ipte—Wheat, 10,000 bai barley, 19,000 13.600 bole; whens, or of the board Wheat changed. Oats firmer xt #748 cual UGUST BELMONT & CO. Re. sholes m, 18,000 do. ; oats, 8,000 oe wheat, 1030 bushels; G0, Deo. 8, 1875. Shipmenie—Plor . 20/500 dor; oat, 8,000 do. Cme. Flour dull. wi ‘ Mi. Whoat opened excited ad Bighss, swing t0 quotations, closed lower, but at an ad- «quotations; ‘No. 2 Ohicigo atone 5 seller January clove a 44 yr February at " Gorn sing rat, Ge mate x ae 490. spots io - December ; 44340. 8 geen ood at full pricas BOs. epot: Mtge. a Wie Seller Jaguar Bari ACS at fui prices. | Ey pauiieg a are firm. er Dressed bo bo OL: ut nasa > Ps trong an¢ er at B19 40 spot; $1965, seller Jaunarys, $19 Soe aelloe Pouramy, | Baik: foate— Demand fata H iis! Have advanced; shoulders, les, 1Os¢e, & LOK. Receipts—| a au, 15,000 do. ; oats, 23,000 ®, 2,000 do. Shipmentet Flour, as carn, 000 do. ai and do. barley 4.600 de c sighs Core un- rovisions unchanged, MARKET. Provinencs, R I, Doo, 8, 1875. nting clothe market steady, wich quiet business. EUROPEAN MARKET. PRINT CLOTHS Loxpox Propuce Mankét.—Loxnox, Dec. &—Evening — Linseed oll opened at 24s. 9d. pee eins por ews. Spirits of surpentin 8. and closed ut 24s. Ud, 25s. 6d. por ews, ome FINANCIAL, Bankers, 19 and 21 Nassau street issne Travellers’ Credits, available in all paris of the world, through the Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents. Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfors of Money on California and Europe. CLUS) AND —LAPSLEY # BAZLEL, AND. BROKERS, 74 BROAD. SELL “PRIV. VILEGES" ‘ WWELY "REFERENCES GIVEN IN NEW YORK LEADING CIPLBS. , box 184 Worald T nies, Endowment Insurance Policios, Mortga Scouritien,, inearenoe of all inde effected with Beeb compe REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND gos and Osher . HABRICH & OO., 117 Broadway. —STOOK PRIVILEGES. + vised whon and now to operate with safety and Bebe: giv OUR CUSTOMERS AD- rotit. information sent free. Addresss BAXTER nd Brokers, 17 Wall stroot. Stoel formation as to best way to A. “8T0cK |PRIVILEGES BOUGHT AND SOLD BY ‘aa on only Al parties at best rates in the market. In- rate sent on soplteation. jankers and Brokers, No. street. ‘ks bought and sold on moderate bale the LEXANDER FROTHINGHAM & CO., street, purchase and soll all kinds of Stock Privileges 12 WALL closest market trates; during the last month contract paid large prosits. of the that, | office o copy o} HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. { Holders of the First Mortyage Six flroad Co or Gent Gold Bonds Chesapeake and Ohio fompauy are notitied ending their address to, the committee, at she ov Perkins, Livingston, Post jt Co ne. Liberty street, a the plan of ruorgai forwarded to Cc. L. Pi RRINS, 4, y Committe JESSE HOYT, First Morty: iH. MEYER, § Bondholders. New Yor, Doe. 2, 1875. to BO, ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages, without bonus, Principals desiring BOW OB INVEST apply to op GRANT, 145 Broadway. & 8 WORMSE! Bankers, 64 and 66 Broadway, | buy and soll on comihiasion Gold, Bonds aad Stocks, and negotiate Loans. Also execute orders tor purchago and sale of Mining | Stocks at tho San Francisco Stock Exchange, and transact & genoral banking business. terms. ‘ONEY TO LOAN—ON FIRST MORTGAGES, WITH- gut bonus, on Second end Leasehold Mortgages, at eusy ORGE W. STAKE, 150 Broadwa room 5. Broad ONEY T0 LOAN FOR A TERM or YEARS ON AP- proved city Property; 7 p@r cent interést; no bonus; Principals apply, 10 t0 8. JON. THAN D. CONDICT, 143 way, roou ‘ONBY CAN ALWAYS BE HAD ON BOND AND Mortgage on New York city or Brooklyn Property | in sums to A. WARREN PLATT, 115 Broadway. cation: with paps Moxey LOANED ON MORTGAGE, WITHOUT BONUS; New York or Brooklyn property; various sums; appli- 6 decided quickly and. money paid promptly. ‘Apply, 1YATT, 145 Broudway. his room ONEY ON FIRST, SECOND AND LEASEHOLD Mortgages at easiest terms. Parties requiring funds or | having funds to invest should apply to GBORUE W. STAKE, 130 Broadway. Ata book: ec TRUST COMPANY, Company bold this das four (4) six months, pi rill New Von, Dec. 2, 1975. regular mooting of the Trameos of the National Trost the regular semi-annual dividend of from the earnings of the last nd after January 3, prox. Transfer December 20. . CRUIKSHANK, Secretary. iT cont was able ‘0 losed froi OTICE.—OWNERS OF PROPERTY | the savings banks (in course of liqaidation) bola mort- UPON WHICH gan have the same renewed by applying to COLLEN- 8 Hick’ s LAWRENCE, 35 Pino street. ARTIES HAVING LOANS ON THEIR PROPERTY IN savings banks now in, for term of y TORNEY, box 2,015 Post office tigation can have them revowed funds, by addressing AT- with T. 8 AND 10 PER Cent’ * City, County and State Bonds, Railroad Bonds, Tusurance Stock and Sert Chey Hallroad Stooks and Bonds, Bank and Gas Light stocks and Bonds bought and sold by us as a specialty 23 years. ALBERT H. NICOLAY & CO., No. 43 Pino street, Now York. For sale, first class 10 por cont Investment Securities. apply, $3.00 put on the above security may address ville, & ak WANTED—ON STATEN ISLAND PRUP- erty, Any party having the above amount to K. G. B., Tompkins- with. Agents neod not Principals only ti iw, XyOTIOR.—THE OOPARTNERSHIP oxisting between tho undorsigned, under the firm name of Fouche, ¢ consent chandi: HERETOFORE Curtiss & Co., was this day dissolved by mutual fam Curtiss retiring from said firm. WM. W, OHE, Jr. WM. CURTISS. Purapenrnia, Nov. Tho uniersigned will continue the business of mer ig incrude petrole CHE, Je. AN ut parent Hrokerin oxebange of properties, to, f connection, with him. onli BUSINESS OPPO BSTABLISHED REAL | OKER HA business desires « reliable and colo iness full Addres W. BROAD, Herald of ross, on tho best stroes in Brooklyn. rgnim ood stock Brooklyn i A. 9000, SHANCE Is OFFERED TO 4 PARTY BAY. soli 1od 8 Fours; locality first class, Addrows J. C., ESTABLISHED DRY AND FANCY GOODS BUSI- will bo sold ats Address box 61 $1,000 to invent in a manufacturing basin or A. Pai | at., corner Browaway. sceliscialintiinsinanse GENTLEMAN IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED BUSI- ness would tool to soll a half interest to a young bual- Deas man Who can nd aud be trusted po hie ohes capital tal required, "$15,000. “Apply to GRIGGS & ‘ON, nee ; aA rteeee OPPORTUNITY FOR A YOUNG AND EN. sin eacleeion 00 di ist, with a capital leet ihan fertisee ae equal partner Address DRUGS, Tost 0 Roe, acta E. D, pd gt pte 4 OFFERED TO OBTAIN IN- iste Disenees; Where the expensce to be cleared the ‘cash req wore HANKINS, 23 West 20h PARTNER EY dem And apd OPENING FOR Out risk; money. ims Oath 288 oly an investment with- it yoni come and seo; s chance seldom ofbred to minke Bowery. town largo DVERTISE re. rar AVERAGE DALLY UrneuLATON LAST WEEK, city and county ‘ailuress PURCHASER WANTED FOR A Horses and Stock PARTNER IN THE BEST PAYING | BILLIARD AND min. this cl joen to be ee Tides & Steins ‘Herald Up. Brane! iE TELEGRA! ELF-RAISING FLOUR BUSINESS, Yocal aad Routhern, trade, or will dispose of State, Preparation has vo equal: es bar rs ESTABLISHED J. M. RILEY, 582 Walnut stroet, Philadelphia, PEDLEWS WAGON + full outht for conuitry Toute and good business; 17 cash 6a Spaying: nowy M1 exlibit boo! oll deeds and Feasons. for reling: ‘an appea rive guluces ofered. ‘Aduress FEDLLEA, street, i t- a, mh On or address WAL ve $$$ $$. L Nag! tft yo BMANUPACTURERS —A GOOD, PATENT Aaarend. W } BTAIL, Daum ‘aa ing FOR SALE—HANDSOMELY stocked and doing @ large pro- thaily tender Por lary and tems call BREWER, Drag Broker, 67 Liberty Now York. Fo fot sale cheap, with Patterns and Electrot ty De. or TUGHES: 31 Liberty street, expt T° oe ‘ire more eapital or credit; WANES, 187 Broadway. (TALISTS.—A, PROJECT CONNEOTED WITH tennial ibitios mising large returns, re~ re eapital ritorences equited. HUNT & PUBLISHERS,—WANTED, A PUBLISHER WITH facilities to pablish the “(dustrial Exhibition [lus trated.” [lustrations must be of the very boss; 25,000 tape printed; out by Je 7 ‘a. Apply. to. the Secrei he ao ad sements dustrial Exuibition light, Invorest tn loser Herald Uptown Branch office, ANTED—A PARTNE! Tegumiey as. CAN INVEST OR LOAN frotn $1,000 to $7,500, . for which undoubted securit; A position of trust, with liberal 5 necompany application, Addrous box Wanton PARTY WITH $10,000, TO TAKE AN rise, Adress KB, O., $5,000, to witl Giean article requiring the ‘on roal ostate if Totakess NM MESALNGRR av ate a, Lore eratofore, at No. 319 | Walnut street, undor the Gr name of Fouche ® Jo, Pun.apeieut Nov. 18% M. W. FY _____ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Yi ANTED_—BY AN OLD ESTABLISHED | GENERAL agency, which controls # lari number of throughout the Northwest. new Art or Novelties Kind Addrege DOUGTLEGTY & WAKEFLBLD, nf a Post Fost office, , Chicago, Mh ANTED—A YOUNG MAN (ISRABLITS) WITH $2,000 to invest {n a commission and importing bust did chance for a Hive man. Address in confidence, oe aud present occupation, ENERGETIC. ANTED—PARTNER, WITH FROM $200 TO extend ihe sal sod manutaceare of the, beat powder in the United States; a good chance. Call, betweem Sand 10. M., sdatrese | BP. ‘PS ‘Hoys suroet, Brooklyn. — $5 MORE OB LEGB—A —A WORKING MAN WOULD DU ike to lovest the above amount in some manner that woald ingure tim permanent, light employment; refer- ences given and required. Address CONFIDENTIAL, care of hounekeepe: a ob ay ry —WANTED—A PARTY TO ADVANCE THR $: SOOT ie aaice lew of anew drain pipe which is as good wad ch Ds now ip the market, For particulars address, name, PRACTICAL, Horaid’ fice. $5 000 —WANTED, A PARTNER IN MANUFAQ- a} 5, tering Jewelry business, active oF 4 sites Der has all tools: money to be used in making ap ; references firss class, address H. D. 8., Hersid Up town Branch off CAN BE SAFELY INVESTED IN A CASH established business; part cash and so be accepted; shie la erlor opportunity or & gentleman who can atiend to office duties rose EXTENSION, box 194 Harald otion. sbeia' with re SHOULD LIKE TO SEL abdat filled with $1 0,000. -Waxt® D—A FIRS? CLASS BUSINESS + man, with the above amount in money, to invest in threo brauches of trade, vir:—Wholesale shoe manufactory, grocery and shoe tools now in succossfill opera tion; an unsullied record required before way negotiations ed into. Address ALFRED CLARKE, El- $] 000. —A GOOD INVESTMENT.—THE UNDER- Die). + signed wishes to meets capitalist willing 2 Auveit the above a ig business, ne ar ; good referer ample security given ; will to 3) par cen Addi 8 VAs Herald oftice ahs Fan Bien $15, OOO TAN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, HAV. e + ing this amount to put into a good business gperasion. in connection with one of the oldest houses im ew York, will please address. with real name, J. B. L., box 2,228 Pont office, ‘No agents need-apply. $100,000 ~fonopars skavices owrrnour + investing a dollar) of responsible part Of futluonce with favesiors ter placing this umouat of mesa Granted additional workiag” capital to increas baa baving splou full operation; machines; America, et. An equal amount of Will be giver. {2 party placiug tho above, all at Fat the rate of $20,000 monthly; full investigation fendered investors, which wil demonstrate this stock will pay dividends of from 25 to 100 per cent por AnDutti, a eee to the state of business. Address, with real name and references (none others uoticed), MANUFACTURE, box 228 Ierald office, ne me THE SAVINGS BANKS, New York, Mr. E. Hermann Ub! was appointed yesterday, by Judge Davis, of the Supreme Court, receiver of the German Uptown Sayings Bank. Mr. Ubl is required to give security in the form of a bend for $150,000. The complainant at whose suit the receiver was appointed is J. M. Hart, a creditor of the bank for $2,00, Hig complaint sets forth the fact that the bank owes to depositors $838,000 and has bat $800,000 of assota Judge Davis’ order requires the receiver to deposit all the assets coming into his possession, except $25,000, in the New York Lifo Insurance and Trust Company; to make an inventory at once, and to make a report of the property within forty days and within each suc ceeding forty days, or show cause, The bond required from the receiver of the Mutaal Beaetit Savings Bank, Mr. F. A. Aldrich, who was ap- pointed at the suit of E, N. Simmons, through W. AL Gallagher, his counsel, was yesterday reduced frou $200,000 to $75,000, Mr. S. H. Hurd, the newly appointed receiver of the Third Avenuo Savings Bank, was at the office zoster day, but has not yet obtuined possession of the keys of the'safo. Mr. Carman promises (o hand them over to- day. Mr. Hurd says he shall leave the prosecution of all criminal matters to the District Attorney, aud will give his whole endeavors to realizing the assets of the bank in the best interest of the depositors. Mr. isaac M. French has been appointed receiver of the People’s and Central Park savings banks, aud bap already taken possession. ‘The Security Bank resumed business yesterday worm ing, and began paying out twenty per cent of the aindunt of deposits to all who need it, taking notice for the balance, Many new accounts were opened during tho day. ASSY.ENTS. BUSINESS EMBARRA Amecting of the creditors of Lathrop and Engo, flour merchants, of No, 109 Broad Street, was held yes~ terday before Register Dayton, No, 822 Broadway, an order to show cause why they should not be dis- charged in bankraptcy. Ouly one creditor—the Irving National Bank—flled an appearance, and ten days wore | given to put in their objections. Ata meeting of the creditors of Heury W. Nason, the Wall street broker, held before Register Williams, No. 4 Warron streot, yesterday, uo objection was made to his discharge. : Mossra, E. Waitzfolder & Co., commission merchants and dealers in dry goods and cotton, of No. 39 Worth Street, the circumstances of whose failure were am nounced in the Herat of November 27, state their as- sets to be Worth $35,000, and a bond was ordered to that amount. Tho nominal value of their assots is $72,000. Their liabilities have not yet been ascertained Dut'they are believed to be very heavy, Vogt & Dietzel, large dealers in hair and dress trim- mings, of No. 808 Broome street, whose failuro was an- nounced a few days ago, have liabilities, $25,544 2 sets, $27,038 58; actual value thereof, $15,809 70. ‘Theodore L. Harding, Jr., dealor in genUomen’s fur- nishing goods, of No. 1 Cortlandt street, bas made assignment to Theodore L. Harding, 8r., in the sam business at No, 376% Bowery. ‘A mecting of the creditors of A. 8. Herman & Co, dealers in woollons at No, 17 White street, was heid | yesterday at the oifice of Isaac Dayton, Re; Bankruptey, No. $22 Broadway, The ‘cla amount to over $130,000, The following are the princt- | creditors :— $5,418 40 ardt & Co. J. L, Butzel. Low, Harriman & Co Forstman & Co. Paulding, Swift & Co. Hainos, Bacon & Co Rice, Stix & Co.. A. D, Juelland & Cains, Stitt & Co. Harding, Colby & Co. Abraham Speyer. Measre. Joseph F. Low, “AD Su 00 43 00 “4 00 K. and investigate the affairs of the firm, made @ repot aca @ composition on the basis of whiny D per the proposition was accepted, THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, Atthe meeting of the Produce Exchange yesterdap morning the rules. regarding the provision trade, sub- mitted by the committee, were discussed. Rules were adopted regulating tho weight of a barrel of pork, the payment of the inspectors, testing for weights and tares and the making out of warehouse receipta Several other rules were left over, for consideration to- day. The committee havo introduced the pork. rules first, a8 a good deal of pork Is gonerally shipped to New York at this season, and large receipls are cxpectea in a tow days. CABLE BATES. Intelligence was yesterday received from, Liverpoat at the Produce Exchange that it was the intention of all the foreign cable companies after the 1st of January, 1876, to receive only dictionary words of ten letvers each, names of persons and places excepted. All words of more than ten letters will be charged double rates ‘This rule will be adopted in order to obviate the fre quent mistakes caused by the uso of cipher telegrams, which contain long, anintelligible or foreign wor: COMMERCIAL COURTESIES, ‘The Board of Trade of Peoria, Ii, open their new Exchange building naxt Wednesday. They have re quested thas a deputation from the Now York Produce Exchange should be present on the occasion Mr, Floyd, the president, has appointed the following gen- tlemen as a committee to attend the opening exer. cises:—isaac H. Beed, Leonard Hazeltine, Joho HL H, Pool, Asa Stevens and Frederick Metsner, CLOSING THE OANAL. Mr. Floyd, the President of the Produce Exchange, Jyesterday sent the following despatch -— Hon. 7.8. Tuaynn, Canal Auditor, Albany: In view of possibility ot jee in canal breaking up suf- ficient wo let ng will you not direct commia sioners in char east from Utica to koep water on for a few bh inate The samo in made by the Buffalo Board yet been received, REAL ESTATE SALE. Bat one sale took place yesterday at the Exchange and that was by William Kennelly, who sold tu fore- closure the plot of land, 50x10, on West 138th street, south sido, 683 feet ‘cast of Broadway, to E, McLaughiin for $2,500, Ie, pauepdatatidspalaiaiaee INSPECTION OF GRAIN. — Under tho new grain grading rules forty-eight care of various kinds of grain were inspected last Tuesday, land sAgut an equal Amoun, yesterdan, 1 e Colby, the committee appointed to examine the books