The New York Herald Newspaper, July 30, 1876, Page 9

SUNDAY, JULY 30, 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. NEW YURK HERALD, 200 and the receipt of | > BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. second quality do., 10%e. ; oa TNER WANTED IN LONG $53,000 in redemption of bonds, $1,891,000 for customs, ‘The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $157,000 gold on account of interest, aud $4,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds. The Sub-Treasury released to-day ‘The market was quiet at former prices. —Reseipts, 8 bhds. wady ; 89,000 1 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Stocks Less Active and Irregular— The Undertone Feverish. . sold at Bye. a Bye. Wiskky.—Receipts—112 bbls. whiskey and 100 bbIs. aleo- The inarket was strong, but auiet; 25 buls, sold at $1 1345 ana SO bdis. alcohol at $2 15 per wine gallon, eral there was a fairly xctive business accomplished, with rates steadily held. The demand wus clileily for petroleum and berth tor gruia and provisions ineluded :—To_ Liverpool, hels grain at 10d. per G0 Ibs: 16.000 to 2 last evening, at ¥4gd. per 60 Ibs. ; 150 bales Gd. ; some cheese reported, par- ticulars not known: and trom ‘Philadelphia, per stenm (re- ported thence), 10,000 bushels grain wt 10d. ncheons molasses, 27x. Gd, 40 tons provisions, 12,000 hides, 451 : and ait} 60 hhdi Herald Uptown Branch office. $1.500- and ‘a monopoly. 700 Vhio Miss. 100 Han & St J AKTNER WITH THIS AMOUNT, lucrative cash business, paying large Address MONOPULY, ‘box 110 Herald PReiguts.—In ge $43,000 silver ‘win tonnage, and ror 100shs N J ConRRst0 ; THIS AMOUNT OF CAPITAL required, 10 extend # business possessing « connection und well scrietly cash and affording enormous active or silent partner will be tuken: pri this is an opportunity rarely met with, Addre: box 100 Herald office. $2,000 & tion tor supertor woods red lor sale, bec an who ha» man od; as the prinel his is an exceptional nilimmediately making mouey. Add ‘The Treasury shipments for the week wore:—Legal tenders, $1,130,000; silver, $11,000, GOVERNMENT BONDS. Government bonds are lower to-day. latest quotations:—United States 119% a 1197 44; do do, pals only dealt compressed,’ at GOLD STRONGER AT {11 78 A 112 18. rivalled reputa- trade est ‘blisied, not attend to it; a co would remain if year has wow com- pportunity for factory, with um cheese, 55s. ; 1865, registered, coupon, 1204 a 115% a 116; do, do, do, coupon, 115% a 116; do. do., do., new, registered, 117%; a 11774; do. do., do., coupon, 117% 911775; do. do., 1867, registered, 1194; » do., coupon, 1194; a 119%; da do., 12134 a 12234; do. do., do., coupon, rties, registered, 1153, a 11549; new fives, regis- coupon, 118% a Government Bonds a Trifle Lower—Railway WiLsa Ns Bonds Steady—Money on Call 2 Fer Cent—A Further Increase in the Bank Reserve. a Norwegian bark, with 2,000 bbl a 119%; do. a IN A LIGHT paying hands red; references re ©., box 106 Lieraid offi PAWNBRUKER'S centage or interest In the xeod mortgage as seeurity 14S Heraid oti RESPECTABLE AND PROFITA- Business that will stand thorouch inves ‘Address, with tull pa:ticuiars, bx 2,006 New York sume voyage, at 900 Mil & St P RR andcan be increused; invest! 1213f @ 12134; do. ten- USK a 118% do, do, do, 60) Obto & Miss RR. tered, 117 a 1174; 11844; Pacific sixes, 1251; a 125%. ‘THE FOREIGN MARKET. The London advices report a gecline in consols, while United States bonds, except 18673, which im- proved a fraction, have remained steady. Krie com- At Paris there has been a stfll further rise in rentes, which are now quoted at 1071. In Franktort new fives are 10259. are the quotations at 1:30 P. M.:—Consols for money, 965; a 96%; do. for account, 965; (old), 10644; sixty-sevent hh 4,000 001s. nap tons, hence with g go to United Kingdom eian bark, henes to C 6d.; an Italian WALL Street, Sarorpay, July 20—6 r. A sudden slack up in the amount of trade to-day, which cut down the official agzregate of sales to nearly one-balf of yesterday's record, sent broke! their dull-day pastime of matching quarters for such petty profits as were to be gathered from the declari Even the coal stock seethed to ask fora half bolday after the excitement of the and refused to fluctuate more than one per cent on greatly reduced dealings. There has occurred a halt in the bear attack, arising partly from the fact developed yesterday that it was @ enough to sell the shares sbort but not 80 easy a one to borrow for delivery, and partly from the disappointment that the obnoxious combination had not burst into as many fragments us General New- ton expects to couvert the rocks of Hell Gate. From the best information it does not appear that a break up is atall imminent, but rather that tbs munity is still to continue ‘slaves of the ring, an additional impost in August of fifteen cents per ton of the combination supremacy. A report that Mr. John F. Tracy was seriously ill Bomowhat affected the Northwestern shares, though tock Islond remained steady at 108. The report w Bpeedily denied upon authority, but it marked that in the last half hour of business Rock Island speedily siumped off to 10734, and closed fever- (sn at that quotation, Brdkors are the sons of disbe- lief, and 1t is seldom they can find No hinge nor lowp To hang & doubt on. Apart from the Northwest and St Paul stocks, which showed a loss at the close of about one point, the remainder of tho list was subject to little variation and closed nearly where it opened, though the ten- dency seemed to point to the simple $5,000-8% quarters grain at for same voyage, with 3.8% is British bark, hence ‘to British Chan 000 quurters do. on priv: COMMERCIAL REPORT. sPoT FIRM; BTKADY—FLOUR STKADY—WHKAT QUILT, BUT STEADY—OATS STEADY—PORK YIRMER—LARD FIRMER—WHISKEY FIRMEL— AVAL STORES QUIET— COFFEE STEADY ; wanted, to Join advertiser with Iike m in a monopoly, whieh is sure to pay largely ; given and require $50,000 party now’ engi, mon advanced to 12%, A MARKET, Havama, July 28, 1876, ¥IRM—CORN box 142 Herald office, The following ‘The market is unchanged, PELROLEUM EASIER: OILS QUIET—GROCERIES : SUGAR FIRM—¥REIGHTS FAIRLY ACTIVE. Sarcrpay, July 20—6 P. M. All was, as usual on Saturdays, quiet in commercial circles to-day and business was overywhero light, were fluctuating and uncertain, albeit the changes were not radical, save in a few isolated in- stances, On 'Change but little wasdone. Flour was Wheas was steady, but firm, Oats steady. ton of ‘bird or woman." controlling means fur sound investments, a 96%; sixty-fives 109%, @ 109%; ten-forties, 10844; new fives, 106% ; Erie, 1234; do. preferred, 20, RAILROAD BONDS, Railroad bonds, while less active than of late, are the changes were an advance of 34 tible, 4 in Milwaukee and St. Paul consolidated sinking funds, and 34 in Union Pacific firsts, and a decline of 4 in Ohio and Mississippi seconds, 4 in Milwaukee and St. Paul (1a Crosse di- vision) and North Missour: trsts. were negiveted. The following were the closing quo- tations tor Pacific Railroad bonds: a 1044; do. land graats, 104 a 104: 10434 9 10434; Centrals, 109 a 10934. TATE BONDS, State bonds at the Board werc quiet and steady, with Jes confined to Tennessee sixes, new. District of 2ig, an advance of 3. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS. ‘The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at three o'clock this day :— EUROPEAN Lonpvow, Juiy 4! MARKETS. —Evening.—Liusoed oil, 24s. per cw, oe _BUSINESS OPPORTUNITI PARTNER WA i lished mannta: 0 retire and yo wo SSG Post oitice, “FENANCIAL. REASONABLE RAT L.ndowment Insurance Poli co of ull kinds etfy J.J, HABRICH & CO, EW SHAKEN OF THE s d safest mining eperatio: uring business For particulars'ingure of A. B., $5 Spruce st., up mmple proces: generally stron Jersey Centrai conv ON LIFETAND Mortgages and other securities; insur . VALUAULE Pat Corn was quiet, MORK CAPITAL Whiskey firmer. Lard quiet, but firmer, Cotton on the spot was firm. Patented in Am Be City bank shares ext investizatio sarket fairly acti Futures closed Union firsts, 104s jo, siuking funds, 4 Bouds, alto Municipal Securities, bought and suid As w epecialty 26 yen ALBERT fH, NICOLAY & CO., tock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pina st., New York, arket for Rio wasquict. We note sales of 1,500 bugs, ox enters, at 18¢.; 700 bags, ex do., in lots; Baltimore, at 163c, for low New Orleans “ELCTROPATIT ox Traveller, fair and 5,761 with Ww amali capital TROPATHIST, Herald For sale, choice 7,8 and 10 per cent C Bonds und other tirst class Stooks wud Bi We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, 14X0. a 15¢. 16Ke. a 1¢%e.; good do., 17e. a I73ge.; extreme range for lots, 14340. a 18% to good, 16e. a 17c., gold, ninety days; Jay: 1c. do; gruKH mats, 2c. H 23e. do., 18¢. a 20¢.; Ceylon, 16ke. a 18%e.; Maracatb @ 18¢,; Laguayra, 163g0. @ 1735 Domingo, 14%. » 1c, Rica, 17e @ 19¢.; Mexlean, 163s, a 18¢, Angostura, 17c. « 18e.; Savanilla, 14%c. w 186; Cu- “\ DMIKABLE nin Western cit Gash necessary is to be re- | Columbia 3-65s sold at position easy LITERARY LADY WITH A 5 innneial prota, 11 yours’ standing, in Bal- desire to devote their entire to their petroleum and other oil trade @ ut reaxonable.ron “DVANCES (NO BONUS) ON it stored at advert & Herald Uptown It vat vad Cees Foe United Companies of New Jersey Pennsylvania Railroad... Philadelphia and Reading Rallroad... Lehigh Valley Railroad. Philadelphia and Northern Central Railroad, Lehigh Navigation. Lehigh Navigation, gold joan A despatch from Philadelphia, received just beforo the closo of the market, states that the clique in the Hestonville Railroad has come to grief. The price yes- nd to-day 4134, from which it declined to 80, the equivalent of 2334 per cent, active stock on the Philadelphia list. INVESTMENT SHARES. In investment shares the prices were as follows Delaware and Lackawanna, 974% a 964 0 97 a 90% a seller 60 days; New Jersey Central, 64.0 64a 633¢ a 6454; Delaware and Hudson, 100; New York Central, 1053{ a 105%; Harlem, 13744; Union Pacille, 59 a 593% a 59; Cleveland and Pittsburg, guaranteed, 95 a 951, ; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 117; Rock Island, Jamaica, 15e. a Forto Rieu, 18c, a 1S8hje.; Costa Mowbers Now York S able rates lor sale by L LADY WISHES TO BORROW $10 FOR 60 DA will give security and sev rald Uptown Branch ollice, KE TO MEET A GENTLEMAN willing to lend her $100; winple security. given. dress NEUBSSITY, box 126 Herald Uptown Branch office. w) of « Dry Goods Store, well established; store 21xdU store, six rooms; louse four yours from Ma; {nO agente need app! or address JAMES POLLOCK, 3d av. and 147¢ PALEY & BALL Erie Railroad. Corton.—The market for cotton on the spot was quiet but ‘The closing prices to-day Futures cloxed steady. with Friday's prices as follows LADY WOULD. LI hmetic of casier . YOUNG MANUF G are alrendy somewhat introduced desires « partner $10,000 capital; highest reference: Address ur cull Money is still flowing to this centre, a: in the large gain of legul tenders at bank and the ease in the call loan market, where any amount of the need- ful was to be had at two per cent for the asking anda guid pro quo in collaterals. Taken altogether, the week may be classed as a lively one for this time of the year, though the movements have been made by subaltern operators, tho great com- manders of finance keeping aloot from the field while the dog star rages, and while other places than tho Board room offer meta! more attractive. THE 8ALKS TO-DAY. The transactions of the Stock Exchange to-day New York Central and 14,150; Northwestern, 9-82 011 15-16 edit and cturaeter. terday was 41, It was the most Apply to WM. N. OO SHARES GOLD AND SOL estinent; a burgaly KAU, 02 William st {BERS NEW Commission Stock Brokers, No. 38 tucks, Bonds and Gold Olive business. use address 1N: jd Upiown Branch office. L MANUFACTUR 00) to onenge in making stoneware and . Address McPHERSON, No. 37 Trinity Buildings, particuiars of SHIPMAN & ME) OTCHKISS & BURNHAM, 5-16 a 12 113: Quotations are based on American standard ot classitcu- otton in store ruoning in quality not more than hulf a xrade above or below the grade quoted :— plands, Alabama, N, Orleans, Texas, 8516 8 516 Dy 4, oy Oy otis ote 9 isis 9 isic Striet good urdivary. 103 Low middling... Strict low middling Broad st., New York and Windsor hotels, counected by our private telegraph accounts solicited. Strict ordinary security us good as 0 13-18 10 f5.16 experienced business men with a few thou capital to take charge ot # tinancial and mercantile Lusi- ness in the cities of Albany, Builalo, Kochester and syra- permanent and remunerative, a ivd in ail the principal cities of the united Address for particulars WM. V. D. HARING, box 4.966 Post oltice, New York city. PARTY WITH $5,000 TO § od paying manvlacturing business. Ad NDUSTRIAL FE exchange Yor Government Kot : varties slate price and numuer, GOVERNMEN ALWAYS HAVE MONE Aggregated 76,925 share: Hudson, 100; Lake Shore, 3,700; do., preferred, 1,500; Rock Island, 3,750; Pa- tiflc Mail, 1,400; St Paul, 18,400; Ohios, 3,600; Western Union, 3,700; Wabash, 300; Union Pacific, 309; Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 6,800; Now Jersey Central, 2,545; Michigan Central, 9 425, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day :— New York Central. MINING SHARKS. ls, having five years to prices in San Francisco:— Good middling. Strict good middling 12 Midaling fair, ‘The following are closing oughly establia Consolidated Virginia 57% 12,500; do., preferred, Yellow Jacket, —Stained—Good ordinary, 8%e. low middling, 10¢.; middiing, 107,¢. Spot saies were as 1ul- iroad Stocks and 145 Broadwaw. Segregated Beicher.. 73 RELIABLE MAN WANTED—WITH $2,000; ESTAB™ Sao teee lished cash Lusiness; intere nT splendid opportunity. cated Vacant L ERSEY CITY 7 PER CE Consohdated Imp BONDS FOR SALE, 1 xchange place, y RANCE POLICIES jothor Securities no- irik oz KE & CO., 179 Broadway. ING MONEY OR PROPERTY REQUIRING 4 management by gentleman having facilities tor making estments, address KESPONSIBLE Gould & Curry. Best & Belcher. Hale & Norcross. .. 385 E oat “ 634 bulvs. For future denvery-the LONG ESTABLISHED. Caledonia. .... purchased or loans made on Highest, , Lowest, WIATE WANTED—TO INVEST $1,000 IN A SAFE Teterences. "Address BUNA legitimate office busines FIDE, box 4,619 Post olliee. NE IN TWO V 4A. Young Amorica Swinging C1 ing Lamp for hulls, parks, Apply, 12 nnd 1 or attor 6 P. M., to F.C, WISEMAN, in: The following shows the earnings of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company for the third week of July :— short ana profitable Tide. 6 ae LL a 1,400 at 11 25-32 11 11-166. : Octo ¥TO LOAN ON SUBURBAN OR COUNTRY No agents need address Ne and a self-extin- Northwestern preterred.. 63 Rock Island.. Milwaukee and St, Paul ‘Mi and St. Paul preterred erty wt paying rates. BUSINESS, box 108 Herald office, NG STOCK EX number of members havin bereatter to be known ns will hold its first me 55, Drexel Buildi day, August ty, at Merchandise, it LL 7-1be. ; Jun eceipts at the Vv, American Mintug Boar: i Business, estabii ing for the elec yeurs and doing @ good steady trad vwn ups stock not large; the reason ter ¢ jow reut and ceutr tion, +b, t0.J. D., 859 West 43d «t. . cache baie, Grand 4 ports were us follows 19; "Now York. New Jersey Central. . Lack. and Western, Union Pacific. . Western Union, count of sickne: M. dny last year, ‘ARD, temporary Chairman, Total since September 1, 4,087,432 bales. -- ireights closed us follows :—To # pressed; to Hamburg, by stem men, by steam, FLour axp Graix.—Receipte—Flonr, 11.798 bbia. : w ; 700 bbls. “and 184 sack rn, 12.108 do. The flour market was inquiry for shipping, extras and the ‘The sales were 13,000 bbis., includ- at the annexe. les of 250 bbls. at $4 50 & ‘The comparative estimated earnings of the Oho and Mississippi Rallway Company for the third quarter in July were:—1876, $63,305 34; 1875, $60,048 79; erease in 1876, $3,256 55, dnt) NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES Satoroar, July 29, 1878, HAVING VALUABLE n for $100, worth $71.0 them. Address C. Dis . by steam, Ye, com- 7ee.. Compressed: to Lre- e.. compressed: to Livervool, 5-10d. by Brooklyn City 6's and 7's, due in 1910; 7's, dtie in 1919; 7's, duo in 190} Albany City 7x, due in 1904, DANIEL A. MC GIXPENNY BavING Corner Broadwa cLosixa PRIcCmS—S FM ‘Western Union Awe reeies INESS WANTED.—$2,000 TO $10,000 TO INV in a good thing that will pay weil, 'A., box 206 Herald offices. SAGO BUSINES: $2,000 capital; no_ ri dress LRONWOKK, box OR SALE AT A SACKIF! Fixtures of an Embroidering, iT Address, with full Qai Quiekeilver pi. Sar Landa M ML & Min vt. Adams kx..... better class of snpers. ing State, Western and Southern . Rye flour was quiet, with sa Corn meal was steady, with sules of 1,000 bbls. at a $3 YU lor Brandywine ;— K. ublished 1853, stigation invited, Ad- d Antor place, Post viticn, New York. B-STOCK, LEASE Lingerie and 8 we: best location in Han & StJopi The trusteos have ort thereto, at the rate of five per cont on all sui avable on and after An, not called for will be credited us princi Money deposited on of eat fron the 188 N..—Bank open daily trom 10 A. M. to 8 P.M. Five cents to $5, 00 received on deposit. Wai. MILES, President. , Assistant Secrotary, TO LOAN—FOK FIVE YEARS, AT low expense, on New York, Brooklyn and Westchoster Mortzages sold at ensy bO. W. STAKE, 150 Bi D-A LOAN OF SIX WT (3600), for which w Mortgage ‘ rod a divigend on deposits entitled ® Express ., 74 Chie & Aiton . erree Peper 200 ehs Chi & NW. R 100 Ohio & Miss Kit a3 ML StF RUE pf. lo eluding $5,000, Supertine State. nd druw interest re August 10 will DrrERaeeeeseaes Address LINGERIE, Sapertine Wester ib. Union Pacifie., 58 Extra Wester Prod Pei Co...1125% « ADVANCE AND DI The following are the changes in closing prices com- pared with those of yesterday :— AbvaNcE,—Michigan Central, 1 ; New Jersey Central, Western Union, 44; Union Pacific, 1: old, \. ECLINR. —St. Paul, common, %; Rock Island, 1; Land and Petroleum, \; Pacilic Mail, issippi, 5: Northwestern common, 1 |, 44; Delaware’ and Lackawanna,’ 4; °C, and 1,4; New York Gen- OR SALE OR TO LEAS*—A SPLENDID PAVING Hotel, 100 roor boarders tie your rowud, furnished throughout and filled with Address RISTIREMENT, Herald Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands. found hoop Ohio, trade brands RUST FUNDS St. Louis, strat choice douvie extn St. Louis, choice family. Rye flour, fine to superfine. RIGHT OF OSWALD'S 14 Division at, Ni JOR DISPOSAL—ONE OF TUE BEST MARK Full particulars of the west side ading avenue, TAYLOR & LANE. 76 Burclny si RED DOLLA 100 Mil & xt P RR, 4,000 will be given 34; Obtoand M: do. preterred, 3 Southern, extra. 200,000, AT FIV! first mortgage of 32 Post office, iug # tine busines Illinois Centri interest, in sums to first elnss City Real BONS Cen RR 1 meal, Jersey. rn meal, Brauaywin rn meal. puncheon quiet but firm’ at 1 day. The sales were w [J OlEL.—THE OWNER OF A_NEW_ hotel wishes a partner with $20, 0 modern improvements und. fs elegantly 1 modations for 250 wneste: hi ‘The rest ot the market was stationary. THR MONEY MARKET, Money on eall closed easy at 2 ver cent, with excep- tonal transactions at 14 percent Sterling exchange asking rates, 488% and £904; selling rates, 48714 and 488 and 4.59% a £90. Reichmarks, 947% a 95 and 955;a 953¢; cables, Prime Paris, 5.15 and 5.124. The following were the rates of exchange on New York at the undermentioned cities to-day :—Savannah, 4 premium ; Cincinnati firm, good demand, 50 to 100 premium; Charleston scarce, nominally sélling at 3-16 premium; buying, \ premium; St. Louis, 75 cents premium; Chicago, 75 cents premium, and New Or- leans, commercial %, bank 3. THE BANK STATEMENT. The bank return is favorable, evidencing the turn of domestic exchange in favor of the city in the large gain in legal tendera Tho banks now hold in lawtul moncy, in excess of requirements, $22,861,325, which te $1,158,175 uhead of last week. the comparative totals :— nii@ncement of yest put 70,00) bushels at 40 nd $1 18 a $1 19 for No. 1 Milwauke fur inferior red winter. (6,000 bushels at $1 waukee spring. 95¢. & Milwaukee spring. jel now doing a first c! L PRUVERTY, box 210 Herald office TENT MAN, WITH $1,900 Address FEE SIMPLE, Also, late yesterday, for amber State, $1 18 for No. 1 Mil” Os for No. 2 d0., and She. tor u was quiet but fra estern ungrade FOK SIX MONTHS; will pay ten per cout for use of it and give first class make » fortune. prime nominal, 10:16 AND 11:39 A. $400, U B 5-20, ¢, '67, 2000) U 5 5's, 10-40, 10000 US 5-20, 10000 US 5-0. 15000 US 5-20, ¢, yon awor carly. Address HASTE, Herald Sd av., Brooklyn 10) TO $25,000, thorough business : bonus $10, Ad- bi WANTED—WITH FROM $1 to extend an established, proiit Years’ standing; must be an energeti man: owing to steadily increasing business additional eapl- qui reterences given und r6- aving 18 to 20 per cont per annum, Ad- Oats were with decided change. Ee Perot soduah, ‘ WANTED-—ON AN anit collateral security of Hours dress H., box 112 Herald 01 WANTED ON SEG! . 200 shs Un Pac KR, 5.9 OV DisCoi 3.50's.be ToC. BLA PT b Jere. —Market quiet. wed, $100 a $20) for $120 « $125 tor rough; Maula’ D MORTGAGE ON niargin go ample as to make security eqn Address MOKTGAGE, box SAY 8 #2 enip, Te.. Kol 13 & $25, “old; Jur By) M&SPL 5000 Ma SP coi 4 v0 North Mo 1000 Uuio & Mii 4000 Gt West Ist. °53. Luv W Un Tel 5000 KT, Va & Ga Ist BOO Casdistwith i there are million ++ b0x 111 Herald Uptown Branel article in the marke! ation A, New clean, $200 « $2)0, gold; FIRST MORTGAG! were not materially id tuixed, 2Zc. a ARTNER WITH $7,000 WANTED—TO REPLACE senior inember of # ‘firm retiring; business, manufac. favorably known and pays ® xvod partuer remains, Apply to GRIGES & CARLETON, 98 address MURTGAGIs, Herald office, SUMS OF $5,000 TO Send descrip- 0 wood, die. w 50s. : prime to choice, Sic, fp $20.00, on AL Mort Naval Stones. —3) sold at 30c, Rosin—' at $1 65. "We qu Rosin—Common to Ki Washington, $8 8 $5 00; Wilusi rits turpentine were quiet; @ note suies of SUX) bb! pirite of turpentine 25) 4 Can. deopy 100 West Un Tel ARTNER WANTED—IN di grain and feed basivess; one with sume co iferald Uptown Branch office, ARTNER, WITH $10,000 CASH, TO TAKE E business, well established, and « » Valned at $20.00, Address AUCTION, AN ESTABLISHED 1 i per cent, tor five year: Worth doable the amonnt, on the avenui Herald Cptown Branch of “TO LOAN ON BC n The following are ton, $3 a 83 SU. Advi Rosin quiet; strained, Tar firm at $2 15 sof, $1 80; virgin, $1 v0. argo Of the wae! Inrge stock of good Herald Uptown Branch office. ARINER WANTED-IN AN well known ¥ ; Investment secured against urpentine stend: ard, $! dpirits quiet at 254) do... 400 M & St PR pf.be «$251,682, 100 $250, I tendera $7,189,200 59, EsTABLISHBD AND ') MONEY, IN ANY AMOUNT, TO LOA + on city’ Property. K. GU. LOCKE, Uy 5th st, m TO LOAN-ON 23,829,100 Dec, 14,004,200 Dee. The following shows the relations between the total Teserve and tbe total liabilities :— $20,681,400 $19,295,200 Deo, $1,356.200 rs 57,198,200 54,524,400 Lac... 77,879,000 $78,818,600 Inc.. $039,000 any possible loss, Ad- ut make, Ste.’ a Be, ARTNER WANTED—$1,000 town business, paying 84,00) at year, HA 24 West 29th at. ® RQUIRED; OU" whale, crude, Northern, 6c. , do., Sout! darth ae lah winter, 7c. a 72e.; olive, casks, 81 17% 6 81 $4 5 a $440, winter bioached fish, 46c. & 48e. IS NY Ca HW Riibec ry P{RST CLASS PROP- AUL P. T)DD, 145 Brondway, ON FIUST MORTGAGE, SHIPMAN & Mss KSKREAU $1.000.006 Prerkoueum. —The rket was quiet and elosed with price Wood Til, for floors, &c., the best, cheapest and most toe closing pri day's closing, Crude, in bulk, Vie. w 9 + Tike." do. 1 ease fotal reserve. § $540.000 86,176,450 5,057,275 ON MORTGAGES aT V. K. STLVENSON, Jr, No 4 Pi a oe ERIE RAILWAY MAY REPORT. Roceiver Jewett, of the Erie Railway, filed his report for the month of May in the County Clerk’s oifice, shows that the balance on May 1 was $305,005 96, The receipts of the month were borsemnents, $2,219,181 62 The balance on band May 1, $435,922 98, of which $224,593 OL was -actually in WILL INVEST $14,000 IN or address J. HUTZE, 3 UNG MAN WIT interest in a first clase Dramatic Company. with full particulars, M’DONALD, Herald Phils. id Al RR.ve 5 Chi, B&Q RK.be near Gouverneur. 21,703,180 22,861,325 Inc.. TUR GOLD MARKET, Gold was strong and higher, advoncing to 112% on reports from Wasingtoa that the Silver bill would probably become a law, The carrying rate was 4 per cent, with 2 per cent to flat for borrowing. OPKRATIONS OF THR GOLD EXCHANGE BANK. Gold balances... Currency balances. Groes clearances... pork market was firmer. —Auguat. $19 40 bid, 819 bid, $19 30 asked; October, $19 50 Ui Sales were 2,000 bbl ber; 3.250 bbl ANTED—A CAPITALIST OR SPROIAL PARTNER, with from $3,000 to £5,000, io large demand, which h Kood profits, Address, for one w it SLY G0, carb. 705,104 60, and the dis- 109 Un Pac Ri TANTED—A PA\TNER IN A PAYING WHOLESALE ($201,342 97) consisied of cash {terms ‘or debit items, Jancy grocery business, Addross AULIVIT), Herald comprising Vouchers, notes, bills, aivances, check: draits, payments, &c., uot wholly settled or disposes don by the referee, whose of Mr. Jowett. 8 she Mor & Eve RR Loy Mab a ob we. Currency balances, Gold exchang of and 80 could not be pa also fled with ths Tho aggregate umount of certificates and notes out. standing May 31 was $1,420,000. ‘Tbe printing contract with Lange, Little & Co. was annuiled jast month. THE POST OFFICE BUILDING. The bill appropriating $227,000 for the New York Post Office, which the House committee has agreod to © the deficiency oy wo, IN ESTAB- &., Heraid Up BAN A Coad « NTED—A PARTNER, WITH $3.0 lished carringe factory. town Branch oftee 4 ANTED—A SMAKT, ACTIV. arther orto tuke an stroug, bus mot WEEKLY CLEARING MOUSK STATEMENT. Currency exchanges Currency balan Ke bold balances, (Gist 92h le + 9204,959,629 YOUNG, MAN, AS terest in the manufacturing references given goods, &e. ; the best oF None but those of experience ANT, Herald Uptown Braneu oilice. NTED—PART i = eae! She 11 25, $1130 and $1 Puercos elty at’ Tle, “wud 200 tiorces Western $11 20 a $11 25, mostly nt $11 25. Relned was quoted at 11S. for Continent ard lic, for 0) torers for Cavs sold om privat but steady, at iate pri for fair to bine Stat shipments tor Europe to-day 12eq for South Amerie: IN COFFEE AND n room doing good business, Address A, J, THK UNITRD StaTRS Ti gton advices state that the Treasury holds §342,080,000 in bonds to secure bank circulation, and $18,700,000 to secure public depos: dank circulation outstanding is $527,870,000 currency, tnd $2,100,000 gold notes, Revenue receipts to-day, customs receipts, $280,000; bank notes re. ceived for redemption, $1,150,000; total for the woek, quoted at 220. a ‘nd 146. w 2Ue, for do. Western, Cheese Was steady, mt Ugo. for strictly fair, Be. & i}ge. lo good to 1c. for pour to tair. Kick —Market steady. We quote :—Carolin * Louisiana, tair to common, 44g¢. 4 5e.; Mengoon, Init to go 1 Paton, good, 74. & Tig, eurreuey; Kangvou tu Me. w zie. gold. market for refined wasfirm. We rivate terms. Refi fining, Bige. me. a fair to choice, 9¢, We. : do. centritugal, bhds. « do, moinsses, thds, and box: ‘urto Kico, refining, common to pi ir ve choles, ve, intended only to Jast year's appropriation for construction purposes, THE FRENCH WORKMEN GONE. Tho last of the French workingmen de! OFIT—A NEW ARTICLE, pital: axed in vox 124 Hernid PER CENT NET easily manufactured with « small every store; putent tor sale, Address W. 2OU NJ Cen RR. The national BOARD=1 BP. 100 sha Chi € RI..be 8 Chi & Ait Hae do..... 10) MILA DEP RE. be nominally OMe. 800 she W Un Tel,bes3 70% ’ rn bo IABLE MAN WANTED TO EX. $100 weekiy without risk: right as before investing money. 40 Broad. party cau test bus way, roum 97. &URRKDe 106 * NY 2,000 bags contri! 100 siteh Cou RR,.be Pali by the Frenc! expresvod themselves mach pivared with both trop and ihe conrios 10 INVEST, WITH SERVICES, IN A good business, of would loan it to em: on guod security end fair’ salary, Dos, 5 to 15, Ugo. 4 & Whe Treasury operations for the week included the Gisbursement of $1,080,000 gold for interest and K th regroce ay Bo 4 Fad tiahaetg Fe tara Sat ters — shown hem, Is IT ANOTHER STREET JOB? Owners of property on Eightv-fourth street, be- tween Eighth and Tenth avenues, complain loudiy of the injustice of an assessment which bas just been , made upow them for the ‘regulating and regrading” of that thoroughfare, From their statements it ap- pears that some twelve years ago the stroct was graded, curbstones 0 laid, forming gutters, and Croton water and gas were introduced, All these improve ments were duly assessed for by the municipal aa- thorities and paid promptly by the taxpayers, About one year ago Mr. Van Nort, Commissioner of the Board of Public Works, gave to a Mr, Dowdney # con- tract for the regrading‘’ot the two blocks referred to above. The curbstoues were all torn up and thrown into vacant lots adjoining. In the immediate vicioity of Ninth and Tenth avenues no filling was required, and in no place was more than thirty inches needed te bring the street upto grade leve. When the time came to replace the curbstones, it is said, many of them were covered with carth and could not be found; others were scattered about beyond the hope of recov- ery, and still others had been carried off by dishonest persons, #0 that it was found necessary to buy new curbstones to finish the street again, No pretence whatever was made ut paving the roadway, which te simply a quagmire in rainy weather, A few days ago the owners of the property fronting on the “rega- lated’? street were presented by the Bureau of Asses ments with bills varying trom a jittle leas than $100 to nearly $500 per lot for the regrading. Mr, Henry Roberts, who owns the lot on the south east corper of nih ayenue and Eighty fourth street, is required to pay $436 82, and Henry Schnitker, owner of the southwest corner lot, 1s asked to hand over the sum of $261 35. Mrs Surles, who owns four lots on the south side of the street, between Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues, asked and obtained from Commissioner Van Nort when the work was begun a permit to grade the sireet in front of her premises at ber own expense, Mr, Van Nort promising that if it were properly done no assessment would be made by him tor the’ work, Mrs. Sarles accordingly had ber street front “regu- lated”? at her own expense, paying $20 for the tour lois. She has now received trom the bureau above mentioned a bill for $581 for work which she had done herself and which cost her but $20. Mr. Me A. ‘Andreas, who owns seven lots on the samo block, does not hesitate to assert his beliet that the contract was a “pet job” of Mr, Van Nort’s, given by the later ¢¢ tleinan to his friend the contractor, He declares that he holds this belief because, so fur as he knows, the contract was never advertised, as required by law, bat was quietly given to Mr. Dowdne7. DEPARTMENT OF PARKS. President Martin, af the Department of Pablie Parks, is angry with Comptrolier Andrew H. Greep because Mr, Green has prescribed new payrolls for the men without giving the department ofllcers Ume enough to pat them io operation, Yesterday Presi- dent Martin seat a pertinent letter to Mayor Wickham, charging Comptroller Green with needlessly blockad ing the payrolls of the Department of Parks, and closed his letier with tho following remarks :— Tn due time our work will show contrasts with bis which we will not hesitate to publish, and which will show him to bo the originator of the useless and ox- travagant projects in this departinent which have proved to be £0 disastrous to the public, We are now couducting the general maintenance of the Parks at an oxpense one-half less than that of either of the tew preceding years, and are enforcing economy in every field of our work, and, with greater elliciency of management, we are producing results every way more beneficial to the public. No one knuws this betier than the Comptrolle proof of 1s found in this:—That ia all his upon us, at the present time or before the Legisi last winter, he has never passed from vague and seanda lous charges to the deiluite specification of . single tack THE EXTRA WATER TAX. New Yorg, July 28, 1876, To tHe Eviror or tie Hera.p:— ¥ Will you please inform the over-burdened taxpayers of New York if the extra tax of $1 for every tainly over one in a house, imposed by the Crotun Water Board, will be used for the public benefit, or ia it in- tended jor political use in the coming election? Jt will amount to about $100,000. By keeping your eye on this little plum und informing us what becomes of it you will oblige the * TAXPAYERS MAYOR'S WARRANIs SIGNED, Acting Mayor Lewis yesterday signed tho foliowing warrants:—Interest on the city debt, $15,026 78; Fire Department, $3,264; public instruction, $677 19; lamps and gas, $39,679; judgment fund, $10,653 74; Health fund, $677 06; Museum of Natural History, $6,000; repairing stone pavements, $2,168 10; music im Central Park, $650; street itaprovoments, $1,661 45; nssess- ment fund, $82,409, and miscellaneous, $3,681 12, STATISTICS. Doring the weok the polico made 1,626 arrests, ‘The deaths for the woek were 744, births 472, marriages 02 and stillbirths 43, There were 253 doaths less thaa the previous week, ‘There have been filed in the Department of Buildings, during the past week, tweive plans ior new buildings, at an estimat d cost of $270,000, ‘The immigration since Jaiy 1, appears to hi been larger than tor the same period last yeur, The demand for femalo help is very largo, especially for farm work. THE NEW ALDERMAN. James J. Slevin, who was clected Alderman on Frt day in place of Patrick Lysaght deceased, was swors into office yesterday alteraoon by Acting Mayur Lewis, AMERICAN BEEF FOR EUROPE. The steamer Egypt took out yesterday from this port to Liverpool $10,000 worth of beef to be placed in the Liverpool and London markets. The firm of Toffey Bros., who consigned tho meat, had had erected at the abattoir a large ice chest sixty feot wide and forty feet deep, divided into air tight compartments, In these compartments the beef is hang ap in quarters @ distance of one foot apart, An immense chest of ice is placed at one ond of this vault or receptacle, and a am of air is forced through, keeping the atmo- sphore almost at freezing pont. This was the first ship. ment of American beet to Europe under the new pian, and Messra Toffey state Ahat they can soll a tirst rate quality of beet in the English market twenty-live per cent below the price of English beer. The Now Jersvy Stock Yard and Abattoir Company is having ast er constructed especially for th hie hoped of conveying | ccf, mutton and pork from the abattoirs at Jersey City to England on am original principle, Experiments have beeu in ge pie uring the past three mouths for the purpose of testing the feas\bility of shipping meats of ali kinds to Europe from the ew York market without deterioration, A NEW ‘WAY OF PAYING BILLS, Lydia Hamilton and her colored servant, of No. 436 Sixth avenue, were held for trial by Judge Kilbreth, at tha Fifty-seventh Street Police Court, on a charge of having assaulted Frederica Snow, of No, 206 East Twenty-ninth strect, who washos for Mrs. Hamilton. Mra, Snow's only provocation was her demand to be paid the amount of ber littl |. Mra, Hamilton, who sat on a lounge smoking a cigar and rolling ber eyes an extraordinary fashion, replied 10 her request in an Insulting tone, and retused to pay ber. When she refused to leave until she got her money the do fendynts knocked her down and beat her. Mra Hamiiton assumed high airs in court, but Judge Kil- breth was not to be deceived by them. The defeadaow gave bail to answer. AN AMAZONIAN ASSAULT. James Gro; ‘was assaulted yesterday by Mra. Ross Dunn, thirty-ouht years of ago, during a quarrel at No, 174 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn. The weapon used was an axe, with which she struck him oo the mouth, causing ® severe wound and knocking out two of bis teeth, His injuries were dressed at the hospital after which sho mado a counter charge, of assault and battery against him. They were locked up at the Third precinct station house. ‘INCOMPETENT POLICEMEN. Complaints have lately been made to Superintendent Walling of the imcompotency of the officers placed om duty in Washington Market about two months ago as substitutes for two very efficient members of the force then withdrawn. The th ot vegetables, meat and fee have been so numerous that the market people do eg the Superintend to send back the old officers, SOMETHING NEW IN PARADES. A dolegation of unemployed workingmen called at the Cent Office yesterday to obtain permission to parade on Monday. They purpose marching in a body from Tompkins square to the City Hail, to lay the! jevances beiore Mayor Wickham. The Superintend- t referred them to the Park Commissioners for a per- Mit to assembie in Tompkins square, promising aiter that had been obtained to furnish them with the neces sary police escort to the City Hail WEST POINT CADETSHIP. The Hon. Robert Hamillon, of Sussex counsy, Bee rr for competitors for an appointment to West oh ANOTHER LAD DROWNED. The Coroner was notified to hold am inquest on tho body of Garrett Murphy, aged fourteen years, of No. lo Weet street, fouad im the water. yesterday after. noon.